News Update: We have been given notice to vacate the barn we use as our depot. We have to leave it by the end of September but have been offered temporary accommodation in an adjacent barn until Christmas. Our stay there may be extended but this is uncertain at the moment. With this in mind we have reluctantly suspended collections for the next few weeks to allow for clearing the old barn and getting the new one ready for occupation.
PhysioNet Chairman, David Kaye, says “We are tremendously grateful to our landlords for allowing use free use of a large barn for all these years. Without this benefit it is difficult to imagine how we could have carried on. The search is now on for an old farm or industrial building with HGV access in the Harrogate, Knaresborough or Boroughbridge area”.
If anyone knows of free or cheap accommodation near our existing site, please get in touch.
PhysioNet Chairman, David Kaye, says “We are tremendously grateful to our landlords for allowing use free use of a large barn for all these years. Without this benefit it is difficult to imagine how we could have carried on. The search is now on for an old farm or industrial building with HGV access in the Harrogate, Knaresborough or Boroughbridge area”.
If anyone knows of free or cheap accommodation near our existing site, please get in touch.
See our Spring Newsletter 2016 giving details on all our recent activities
(Please note that we are very happy to collect equipment but we need a minimum of 10 items please per trip)
(Please note that we are very happy to collect equipment but we need a minimum of 10 items please per trip)
PhysioNet was established in 2005 with the aim of providing physiotherapy and mobility equipment for the disabled in developing countries.
Bulk collections of equipment are made from the NHS, Social Service Departments, Local Education Authorities and the private sector throughout the UK. PhysioNet is based in North Yorkshire with support centres in East Anglia, Lancashire, South East and the West Country.
Equipment is checked and listed at the PhysioNet depot in North Yorkshire. Items are then sent in 40' containers to destinations around the world, including Eastern Europe, Africa, Asia and the Pacific.
Bulk collections of equipment are made from the NHS, Social Service Departments, Local Education Authorities and the private sector throughout the UK. PhysioNet is based in North Yorkshire with support centres in East Anglia, Lancashire, South East and the West Country.
Equipment is checked and listed at the PhysioNet depot in North Yorkshire. Items are then sent in 40' containers to destinations around the world, including Eastern Europe, Africa, Asia and the Pacific.
Quotes from the beneficiaries of our work
“It is wonderful that the people of Bhutan have been given this equipment as they are desperately in need of some of the equipment you sent. Many of them live rurally and have limited access to therapy and hospital. It is good for both therapist and people with disabilities and their families to see what is possible and how much these chairs and standing frames can improve lives.”
Victoria Johnson, Pediatric Physiotherapist, Thimphu, Bhutan
I just wanted to send a big thank you again to you and to the charity that assisted with the funding to bring the container over to us. We are so grateful for the assistance that all these items will give to the disabled communities of Kabarole District, Western Uganda.
Fiona Beckerlegge, Kyaninga Child Development Centre, Kabarole District, Western Uganda
“There are no words to express our deepest gratitude! Natali is very happy with her new comfortable stroller and this photo is from our first ride at the sea garden, here in Burgas. With the old, uncomfortable and narrow stroller, our ride was horrible and only limited 20 minutes. Now we were able to enjoy our ride for more than two hours! Thank you so much, from the bottom of our hearts! God bless you”.
Spyros, father of Natali, child with Cerebral Palsy, Bulgaria
“It is wonderful that the people of Bhutan have been given this equipment as they are desperately in need of some of the equipment you sent. Many of them live rurally and have limited access to therapy and hospital. It is good for both therapist and people with disabilities and their families to see what is possible and how much these chairs and standing frames can improve lives.”
Victoria Johnson, Pediatric Physiotherapist, Thimphu, Bhutan
I just wanted to send a big thank you again to you and to the charity that assisted with the funding to bring the container over to us. We are so grateful for the assistance that all these items will give to the disabled communities of Kabarole District, Western Uganda.
Fiona Beckerlegge, Kyaninga Child Development Centre, Kabarole District, Western Uganda
“There are no words to express our deepest gratitude! Natali is very happy with her new comfortable stroller and this photo is from our first ride at the sea garden, here in Burgas. With the old, uncomfortable and narrow stroller, our ride was horrible and only limited 20 minutes. Now we were able to enjoy our ride for more than two hours! Thank you so much, from the bottom of our hearts! God bless you”.
Spyros, father of Natali, child with Cerebral Palsy, Bulgaria
