The Ki Mobility Catalyst 5 is a lightweight, highly configurable wheelchair that can be tailored to meet the changing needs of many people following a stroke. A wide range of seating and positioning options helps provide comfort and support, while the available one arm drive allows users with function in only one arm to propel the wheelchair more independently. Durable and easy to manoeuvre, the Catalyst 5 is well suited to everyday use both at home and in the community.

The Ki Mobility Liberty is a versatile wheelchair that can work well for many people following a stroke. Its folding tilt function helps improve comfort, support posture and assist with pressure management, while the wide range of seating and positioning options allows it to be configured to suit individual needs. Lightweight and foldable, the Liberty FT is practical for everyday use and easy to transport, making it a great option for both home and community mobility.

The eFOLDi Navigator is an ideal option for many stroke survivors who are able to transfer independently but require assistance with longer distances or community mobility. Lightweight and easy to fold, it can be lifted into most vehicles, making it perfect for shopping, appointments, holidays and days out. Its compact design provides excellent manoeuvrability while helping users maintain their independence and continue participating in everyday life.

The Bodypoint Dynamic Arm Support can help people following a stroke who have weakness or limited movement in one arm. It provides gentle support to reduce the effort required to lift and move the arm, making everyday activities such as eating, drinking, grooming and using a computer easier. By assisting arm movement while encouraging active use, it can help increase independence during daily tasks.

Walking aids such as quad canes, walking sticks, walking frames and rollators can help people following a stroke regain confidence and improve safety when walking. Providing additional stability and support, they can make it easier to move around the home and community while reducing the risk of falls. With a range of options available, the right walking aid can be selected to suit an individual's mobility needs and stage of recovery.

Power lift chairs can help people following a stroke sit down and stand up more safely and with less effort. The powered lifting mechanism gently assists the user into a standing position, reducing the physical demands on the legs and improving confidence during transfers. Available in a range of sizes and positioning options, they also provide a comfortable place to relax throughout the day while supporting greater independence at home.

The Electric Toilet Lift Seat helps make sitting down and standing up from the toilet easier for people who have reduced strength, balance or mobility. Using a smooth powered lifting action, it assists with safe transfers while reducing the physical effort required. It can help increase independence, improve confidence in the bathroom and reduce the need for assistance from family members or caregivers.

The Electric Bath Lift makes bathing safer and more accessible for many people following a stroke who find it difficult to get into or out of the bath. At the touch of a button, it gently lowers and raises the user, reducing the effort required and increasing confidence during bathing. It can help people remain independent for longer while providing reassurance for family members and caregivers.

Getting dressed can become more difficult following a stroke, particularly if movement or strength is reduced on one side of the body. Dressing aids are designed to make everyday tasks easier, helping people dress more independently and with less effort. From button hooks and zip pulls to dressing sticks, long handled shoehorns and sock aids, these simple solutions can improve confidence while reducing frustration during daily routines.

Eating and drinking can become more challenging following a stroke due to changes in strength, coordination or hand function. Dining aids are designed to make mealtimes easier and more independent, with products such as easy-grip cutlery, lipped plate, specialised cups and one-handed kitchen aids. These practical solutions can help improve confidence, reduce spills and support greater independence at mealtimes.

The Allard CROSS Hemi Shoulder is designed to help support the arm and shoulder following a stroke when weakness or paralysis affects one side of the body. It assists in managing shoulder subluxation by providing comfortable support while allowing natural arm movement during everyday activities. Lightweight and discreet, it can help improve comfort, reduce strain on the shoulder and support participation in rehabilitation and daily life.

Following a stroke, changes in muscle tone and hand positioning can make it difficult to maintain a comfortable, functional hand posture. Functional and night resting splints are designed to support the hand and wrist in a more natural position, helping to manage muscle tightness, maintain range of motion and improve comfort. They can play an important role in a rehabilitation programme.