DUE TO OUR CONCERN FOR EVERYONE'S WELL-BEING, MIGLOO WILL NOT BE TAKING BOOKINGS THIS YEAR.
OUR PARTNERS
ACCESS ENABLE 1ST
It's often the little things that make a day out memorable. Access Enable 1st LTD brings their experience and expertise in disabled access to partner with MigLoo and help you provide the best service possible for those needing access, which in turn, benefits everyone.
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CHANGING PLACES
The Changing Places Consortium launched its campaign in 2006 on behalf of the over 1/4 of a million people who cannot use standard accessible toilets. This includes people with profound and multiple learning disabilities, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, as well as older people.
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MOBILOO
'The mobile toilet with hoist and changing table'
The Mobiloo is an alternative mobile changing facility that utilizes a specially-modified vehicle that brings an entire changing suite to an event where needed for those with profound disabilities.
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SILVALEA
'The original replacement sling manufacturer'
Silvalea is the exclusive designer and manufacturer of the innovative and highly successful Silva-Superfine and Silva-Superfine PLUS In-situ patient transfer sling ranges. Since 1993, Silvalea has been working with healthcare professionals across the UK and Europe to create high-quality and high-performing transfer products for even the most challenging and complex scenarios.
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"Most of us take it for granted that we can go to festivals, shows, concerts, outdoor events etc. and not worry about needing the toilet. For someone with a profound disability, these kind of events are unthinkable. Imagine not been able to use a loo, or simply freshen up all day.
Thanks to the innovation, dedication and pioneering spirit of John Robinson, attending these events can become a reality to a greater majority of people. One day, MigLoo will be as common place as disabled loos are now.
MigLoo is a life changing invention which will make a huge beneficial difference to thousands of lives."
– Jan Pryke Gloucestershire Social Services