Our Partners
WheelPower
Each year, many thousands of men, women and children become disabled due to an accident or illness. Many more are born with a disability which means they need to use a wheelchair. WheelPower, the national charity for wheelchair sport, provides opportunities, facilities and equipment which enable disabled people to play sport and lead healthy active lives.
The Douglas Bader Foundation
The Douglas Bader Foundation is a charity organisation, formed in honour of Sir Douglas Bader in 1982 by family and friends, many of whom had flown side by side with Douglas during World War 2. Douglas was honoured in 1976 with a Knighthood for his contribution and work on behalf of the disabled. The mission of the foundation is to continue Douglas’ work in conjunction with and on behalf of individuals with a disability.
The Limbless Association
LA is a leading UK charity for people with limb-loss, their family, friends and carers and the industry and healthcare professionals who support them.They offer free, friendly and impartial information on all aspects of limb-loss and provide a national “voice” for UK prosthetic patients, encouraging best practice in the industry and promoting equal opportunities in the community. Whether you are preparing for an amputation, already undergoing rehabilitation or need support at any stage after limb-loss, the LA is here to help
Our Supporters
Boost
Boost is a charitable trust created in 2005 to Build On Over-looked Sporting Talent. All of our activities, which you will find detailed in this website, are designed to champion the disabled and disadvantaged and to inspire them to overcome their challenges through the power of sport.
Blatchford
Throughout the 120 years Blatchford has maintained a continuous relationship, directly with the people who use artificial limbs. In the UK we supply over 30% of all amputees seem by the NHS, with additional numbers in other countries. This interaction directs all of our design and manufacturing activities and ensures that we remain focused on the end user of our products. Our continuous record of prosthetic service also means that those amputees we are fitting who are now in their 20s, we will see through to their 80s. We have a personal commitment to each of these individuals, to ensure that the artificial limbs we supply now will support healthy and opportunity filled lives, that we can all celebrate as we work together through the years.
Stewarts Law
Stewarts Law is the largest litigation only law firm in the United Kingdom. Its personal injury department specialises in high value and complex compensation claims. It has been ranked number 1 for personal injury work in the Legal 500 and Chambers, (the two leading independent guides to the legal profession) for the last ten years and has been successfully involved in a number of high profile and groundbreaking cases following amputation and limb loss.
Irwin Mitchell
Irwin Mitchell is a long established, high-quality, full service law firm, which fights injustice and cares about the lives of our clients. Personal injury and illness can have a dramatic and sometimes life changing impact for the person affected and for those who are close to them. Irwin Mitchell passionately believe that their clients deserve the best possible medical care, rehabilitation and support after personal injury or illness.
Leigh Day & Co
Leigh Day & Co was established in 1987 and has become a highly distinctive law firm who is not afraid to take on challenges that would daunt many others. The firm’s ethos is to ensure that the ordinary person has just as good quality legal advice as our state bodies, insurers and multi-nationals which has led us to take on many ‘David and Goliath’ legal struggles for justice. Our aim is to remain a niche firm specialising in the more complex aspects of personal injury and human rights law. We are committed to achieving access to justice for all including full, fair compensation by providing first-rate legal advice. Our first priority is always to clearly understand the needs of our clients as every individual’s case has a unique set of circumstances.
