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Hi, my name is cherry1961! Looking for a fully accessible place for my son

cherry1961
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Looking for fully wheelchair accessible place for my son to rent. Newly disabled with left leg paralysis (FND). Must have wet room, disabled grab bars etc. Starts job with MoD 6 September.
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Hello @cherry1961 and welcome to the online community
How are you and your son? Moving is a big step and can be quite stressful, so I hope you are both coping okay and he is looking forward to it and the new job.
Have you tried looking on any of the main house finding sites like Right Move? Or have you considered getting in touch with the council to see if he could receive any support with finding a home?This is a very supportive and welcoming site to be a part of so I’m hopeful that you’ll find it to be a positive outlet. Feel free to have a look around and get involved wherever you’d like 😊 I have included below a few of the pages I’d recommend having a look through to get used to things:
- The virtual coffee lounge which is one of our categories, in which we play games and talk about general subjects such as hobbies and interests
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Thanks so much - he is under South Gloucester Council for Housing but wheelchair accessible throughout one level home with wet room, grab rails etc like gold dust.
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Habinteg was once recommended to me @cherry1961. I don't know if it'll have something suitable for your son, but it might be worth a look
I'm wondering whether you might also find it helpful to learn about how adaptions can be made to make homes more accessible. We have a page about this, which you might like to take a look through.
As I'm sure you've both realised by now, it can unfortunately be really quite difficult to find accessible housing. You're certainly not the only ones who are looking, and perhaps struggling to find something.
Best wishes to your son on his new job! I hope he enjoys it.
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