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Nottingham City Children’s Disability Occupational Therapy

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Assessments for equipment and home adaptations for disabled children in Nottingham City.

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Nottingham
Free
Referral needed

The service is there to support the whole family, focusing on making daily life easier and safer for everyone involved in a child's care.

About this service

The Nottingham City Children’s Disability Occupational Therapy service is a vital component of local support for families caring for a child with complex needs or a permanent disability. Their primary focus is to help children and young people carry out the activities of daily living as independently and safely as possible within their home environment. By conducting thorough assessments, the Occupational Therapists identify where specialist equipment, such as seating or bathing aids, or minor and major home adaptations, like grab rails or ramps, could make a significant difference. They work closely with parents and carers to find practical solutions to everyday challenges, such as personal care, mobility, and safe handling. The team aims to improve the overall quality of life for the entire family by reducing physical strain on carers and fostering a sense of agency and independence for the child. Their compassionate and expert guidance helps ensure that every child's home is a place where they can thrive.

How they can help you

They provide assessments for specialist equipment (cots, seating, bathing aids) and recommendations for home adaptations like ramps and lifts.

What to expect

A visit from an Occupational Therapist to your home to look at how your child manages daily tasks and to discuss your concerns about safety and independence.

What to bring

Information about your child's medical condition and any current equipment you are using.

Who it's for

Children and young people with a permanent and substantial disability living in Nottingham City.

Eligibility

Residents of Nottingham City aged 0-18 (up to 19 in special schools) with a significant disability affecting daily living.

Referral needed

A referral from a healthcare professional or social worker may be required to access this service

Getting support

Eligibility
Residents of Nottingham City aged 0-18 (up to 19 in special schools) with a significant disability affecting daily living.
services.opening_hours
Monday to Friday: 9:00am - 4:50pm
Referral requirements
A referral from a healthcare professional or social worker may be required to access this service

Trust and updates

Verification status: Verified

Last verified: July 16, 2026

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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Cost

Free