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Finding appropriate small aids, or pieces of equipment and fitting them, or making minor alterations

Useful aids can help you to remain safe and independent at home, and can often be hired or purchased such as:

  • grab rails
  • perching stools
  • kettle pourer

Sometimes, small adjustments to the home are all that’s needed to support continued independent living such as:

  • grab rails in the bathroom
  • a ramp at the door
  • gadgets to help in the kitchen

Wellbeing Lincs 

With dedicated staff to deliver and install equipment, Wellbeing Lincs provides support to our customers when they are struggling with their mobility at home through our early access to low level equipment, our small aids and alterations for daily living service, which helps customers to access equipment to help them perform everyday tasks more easily, and independently significantly improving quality of life, by making these tasks less challenging.

Assistive Equipment links:

Larger Adaptations

Sometimes larger adaptions to your home are needed for you to stay safe and independent in your own home.

There may be guidance to help available for you to make those changes:

For someone to be considered for a referral to Wellbeing Lincs - follow this link to complete an online request for support form - or telephone 01522 782140
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In this section

  1. Wellbeing Lincs
  2. About Us
  3. Maintaining a safe and warm home environment
  4. Finding appropriate small aids, or pieces of equipment and fitting them, or making minor alterations
  5. Supporting people to manage their homes and improving their life skills
  6. Managing household budgets
  7. Improving digital skills and the use of technology
  8. Helping those who live with a combination of long-term conditions to maintain or improve quality of life
  9. Help to find and stay in education, training, or work
  10. Building a better support network, social life, or volunteer work