Read about people who need Changing Places toilets and why the campaign is so important for them.
I came across Changing Places toilets, the Changing Places Consortium and PAMIS the charity a few years back when a friend of mine told me about them. Since then, I've been campaigning tirelessly to get them more facilities available all around the country, locally and nationally.
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My daughter Elinor is 23 years old and has severe physical and learning disabilities affecting all areas of her development. Elinor lives at home and currently accesses a day college at The Children’s Trust, Monday to Friday, and respite in a care home.
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In lots of ways our family is just like your average family. Two frazzled, but happy parents and two happy-go-lucky children – Brody, 5, and Sydney, 2. But our family faces a big problem on a daily basis that probably hasn’t ever crossed your mind.
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"Hi I'm Kerry, from Milton Keynes. I have a form of muscular dystrophy (FHL1). I live with my husband who is my full-time carer. We live in a beautiful purpose built bungalow for the disabled.
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Julie has profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD), meaning that she has both complex physical and learning needs.
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Fraser Simmonds is 8 years old and lives with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a condition which causes muscles to weaken over time. He has never been able to walk and uses a powered wheelchair. Mum Shelley explains that they have had some horrendous experiences of disabled toilets over the years:
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