Research has found that over a quarter of a million severely disabled people, including those with profound and multiple learning disabilities, do not have access to public toilet facilities that meet their needs.*

(*Source: Professor James Hogg, White Top Research Unit, University of Dundee — Research Paper, June 2009).

In the UK the number of people who would benefit from a Changing Places toilet would include approximately:

->130,000 older people, including people with Dementia and Alzheimer’s

->40,000 people with profound and multiple learning disabilities

-> 30,000 people with muscular dystrophy and neuromuscular conditions

-> 30,000 people with cerebral palsy

-> 13,000 people with an acquired brain injury

-> 8,500 people with Multiple Sclerosis

-> 8,000 people with Spina Bifida

-> 500 people with Motor Neurone Disease

-> Learn more about our modular Changing Places toilets here.