Range of carving knives with looped handles set at a right angle to the blade to facilitate grip and maintain wrist in neutral position.
Plate with internal compartment that can be filled with warm water to help keep food on the plate warm for longer. Comprises: steep edges designed to assist user to scoop food onto their cutlery; non-slip side edges. Options: choice of colour.
Range of wooden raised bed tables. Comprises: FSC- rated planed timber slatted base; polypropylene fabric liner; capping. Options include: several shapes and sizes; protective hoops and covers.
Pet feeding bowl with high handle. Comprises: two bowls; adjustable height reach handle. Options: range of colours available.
Corded telephone with call blocker. Comprises: hearing aid compatible; blocks up to 1000 nuisance calls; speaker and ringer volume controls; built in digital answer machine; 200 name and number memories; caller ID; call log. Requires Caller Display service from the network provider to block nuisance calls and for caller ID features.
Spill-resistant holder designed to assist with carrying drinks from one location to another. Comprises: plastic construction; curved arm with looped fabric handle which the user places their hand into when ready to move; slip-resistant, removable coaster on round base; can be used to transport cups, mugs, glasses and small bowls.
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Earlier this year we talked to Cilla who had been feeling low after the death of her mother. Gardening had always been an outlet for her but with worsening arthritis at the time we spoke she had been finding some of the tasks were getting too hard and she was wondering if her gardening days were limited. Cilla is married and she and her husband have enjoyed gardening since retiring a couple of years ago, especially in the warmer months. Having a nice garden was also something she had always counted on to be able to entertain outdoors and although restrictions this year had limited the opportunities this summer she was disappointed at the prospect of standards slipping. Osteoarthritis affects her hands and knees and so kneeling to weed or plant new bulbs was becoming a major issue. At the same time she had been watching her husband carry out the heavy lifting that comes with maintaining a garden and she was missing the quality time of working together in the outdoors.