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The Right Wheelchair in the Right Way Unicef 2015

The Right Wheelchair in the Right Way Unicef 2015

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Page 1: The Right Wheelchair in the Right Way Unicef 2015

The Right Wheelchair in the Right Way

Unicef 2015

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to enhance the quality of life of people with mobility disabilities

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Defining Motivation’s work

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Programmes & Collaborations

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The Problem

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4 Wheel Chairs

Bangladesh 1991

Poland 1992

Romania 1993

Nicaragua 1995

Sri Lanka 1997

Worldmade 2007

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3 Wheel Chairs

Cambodia 1993

Afghanistan 1996

Sri Lanka 1997

Bangladesh 2000

Africa 2004

Worldmade 2005

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Supporting Seating

• Russia 1994

• Lithuania 1995

• Bangladesh 2000

• Sri Lanka 2001

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Trikes

Cambodia 1993

Afghanistan 1996

Sri Lanka 2004

Zambia 2004

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6 languages downloadable

Key factor in Wheelchair sector• UN Convention on the Rights of

Persons with Disabilities

• ISPO/WHO/USAID Wheelchair Consensus Conference 2006

• ‘WHO Guidelines on the provision of manual wheelchairs in less resourced settings’ – 2008

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Key factors in Guidelines

address the design, production, supply and service delivery of manual wheelchairs, particular for long-term wheelchair users

Products – range of quality, low cost and appropriate wheelchairs and mobility equipment.

Services – supporting local organisations (NGOs and Government) to establish/upgrade wheelchair services in the developing world

Training – delivering training packages to improve clinical & technical skills.

Definition of an appropriate wheelchair

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Rough Terrain Active Folding

MotiStart seating unit MotiGo

Standard Folding

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Key in Assistive Device provision

• WHO Basic level training

• WHO Intermediate level training

• WHO Managers training

• WHO Stakeholders training

• TOT training in development

• Referral training - Motivation

Training for responsible Service Delivery

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Racing chair – launched at London 2012 Paralympics with IPC

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Emergency Response Wheelchair

1. Low Cost

2. Quick to prepare

3. Easy to follow up

Two critical adjustments

5. Easy to fit

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‘Raising the bar’ in wheelchair provision

Experience in design and provision of wheelchairs through trained services since 1991

Organisational aim

• to improve sector of wheelchair provision

• to collaborate with other organisations in sector to raise skills

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