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Designability - pushchair for wheelchair users

Designability - pushchair for wheelchair users

Some of the beneficiaries that CCCT have supported

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Designability is a charity that enables disabled people to live with greater independence.

Designability is creating a wheelchair-attachable pushchair to allow parents who are manual wheelchair users the opportunity to take their babies and young children out independently.

We are so thankful to CCCT for their support in this project.

Our prototype is currently undergoing rigorous safety and integrity testing to ensure it conforms to international standards for pushchairs and strollers.

Our design is GB patent pending and we are in the process of filing a worldwide patent.

This year we plan to test our latest design with disabled parents, to ensure that it meets their needs.

We plan to share our ground-breaking design with the world, and we will be seeking partners to help us scale and meet the demand from disabled parents.

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Cancer Research UK

The funding provided by the Catherine Cookson Charitable Trust helps to deliver world-leading research in Newcastle and beyond. Our trust helps to transform lives of people facing cancer.

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Marie Curie

Generous donation from the Catherine Cookson Charitable Trust has been given towards purchase of specialised equipment for our Newcastle Hospice. This support will bring vital support to people with a terminal illness and their families.

The Catherine Cookson Trust

If you're in education and training, environment and conservation, arts and culture, as well as general charitable purposes, your organisation could be eligible for a grant from the Catherine Cookson Charitable Trust. Grants are generally awarded between £100 and £100,000 but occasionally larger sums are donated where there are exceptional circumstances. In particular, we aim to meet the needs of North East England, where Dame Catherine grew up and lived much of her adult life.

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