Govind is a 62-year-old man who lives at home with his family. He was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy after a viral infection attacked his heart, leaving it functioning at only 25% capacity. The layout of Govind's home is not wheelchair accessible, making it difficult for him to access the toilet, bathroom, and kitchen with his electric wheelchair. A grant from Independence at Home helped fund home adaptations, allowing Govind improved accessibility and independence.
Govind is a 62-year-old man who lives at home with his family. He was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy after a viral infection attacked his heart, leaving it functioning at only 25% capacity. The layout of Govind's home is not wheelchair accessible, making it difficult for him to access the toilet, bathroom, and kitchen with his electric wheelchair. A grant from Independence at Home helped fund home adaptations, allowing Govind improved accessibility and independence.
Govind is a 62-year-old man who lives at home with his family. He was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy after a viral infection attacked his heart, leaving it functioning at only 25% capacity. The layout of Govind's home is not wheelchair accessible, making it difficult for him to access the toilet, bathroom, and kitchen with his electric wheelchair. A grant from Independence at Home helped fund home adaptations, allowing Govind improved accessibility and independence.
4th Floor, Congress House, 14 Lyon Road, Harrow, HA1 2EN Govind’s Story Govind is 62 years old and lives at time indoors and misses out on family home with his wife and children. He activities. was diagnosed with Cardiomyopathy after a viral infection attacked his Govind’s Occupational Therapist heart, which now functions at 25% contacted us to explain that he was capacity. He has medication which eligible for a Disabled Facilities Grant, stabilises the heart. Govind has an but couldn’t afford the personal electric indoor/outdoor wheelchair and contribution he needed to make has been advised not to push down towards the work. on crutches or use a self-propelling wheelchair, as it results in pressure Our £500 grant went towards the through his chest. home adaptations Govind desperately needed. He can now use the adapted Unfortunately the current layout in toilet, bathroom and kitchen. He can his home is not wheelchair friendly, pop out to local shops in his electric making it difficult for him to access wheelchair and access his Motability the toilet and bathroom as well as car to go out in the wider community. the kitchen. He cannot get through This has had a significant impact the front and back doors and needs on his well-being and increased his help to go out. He now spends more independence in daily living.
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