This time next week Astor-Bannerman will be proudly exhibiting at one of the largest events in the UK specifically for children and young adults with disabilities and special needs.
This free event, which takes please on Thursday 4th June from 9:30am, is being held at the Rivermead Leisure Complex in Reading and will see new look Astor-Bannerman demonstrating specialist bathing and hoisting equipment to visitors. If you are an Occupational Therapist working with children and young adults with additional need or are looking for solutions to support a member of your family, this is the perfect opportunity to see what is out there in the assisted bathing and care market.
As well as seeing what’s new from Astor-Bannerman, you’ll have access to a wealth of information on equipment funding, bathing, transport, sensory products, legal advice and more. There are also free CPD workshops run by industry experts covering topics such as the recent changes to SEN and the Families and Children’s ACT and moving and handling.
As a key player in the assisted bathing market, Astor-Bannerman have attended this event for a number of years and this will be a great opportunity for you to meet your specialist product advisor, see equipment in action and learn more about what we can offer you, including a whole range of free services.
In addition to all this, there will be the ‘Mobiloo’ mobile Changing Places unit at the event for which Astor-Bannerman proudly provided the Nivano changing bench allowing events such as this to be fully accessible and have the changing, hoisting and toileting facilities which are so desperately needed across the country. So be sure to check out the Mobiloo to see what we can offer in the way of changing tables and benches.
You can find out more about the involvement Astor-Bannerman have in the Changing Places campaign as part of Aveso Ltd, the official sponsor here.
So come and visit us on stand number 304 and download the free Kidz South show guide in advance here.
We look forward to seeing you on Thursday 4th June.
