Around 25% of Trekinetic owners receive funding towards their wheelchair. Whether through the NHS, independent fundraising, or charitable grants, there are established pathways to get you rolling.
Organisations we have successfully worked with to secure equipment for our customers.
Funding for special equipment to help you do your job or get to and from work. You must be in paid employment, or about to start/return to a job.
Learn MoreThe Human Needs Fund offers funding for specialist, lightweight, or powered wheelchairs not available from statutory services. Requires medical support.
Learn MoreProvides mobility equipment not available on the NHS to disabled children and young people across the UK.
Learn MoreCreated to help young people with disabilities across the UK by providing grants for specialised equipment, including electric and manual wheelchairs.
Learn MoreFrequently donates electric wheelchairs and specialist equipment to change the life of a child in need across the UK.
Learn MoreBlesma, The Limbless Veterans, provides support to serving and ex-Service men and women who have suffered life-changing limb loss. They regularly provide financial assistance towards the cost of specialist mobility equipment.
Learn MoreThe Armed Forces charity provides lifelong support to active and veteran British Armed Forces personnel and their families, including helping to secure financial assistance for essential mobility needs.
Learn MoreThere are thousands of niche grants available based on specific occupations, regions, or circumstances. We highly recommend using the Turn2Us search engine to input your details and find the grants you may be eligible for.
The two primary routes our customers use to secure funding.
A Personal Wheelchair Budget (PWB) enables you to combine NHS funding with your own money to access a wider choice of wheelchairs outside standard NHS commissioned services.
Many of our customers have successfully used GoFundMe to make their Trekinetic a reality. It's a trusted platform to share your story and gather support from friends, family, and the wider community.
It'll boost your signal. Many Trekinetic crowdfunded their wheelchair through GoFundMe. Be sure to check out other fundraisers for inspiration.
Organisations we have successfully worked with to secure equipment for our customers.
Funding for special equipment to help you do your job or get to and from work. You must be in paid employment, or about to start/return to a job.
Learn MoreThe Human Needs Fund offers funding for specialist, lightweight, or powered wheelchairs not available from statutory services. Requires medical support.
Learn MoreWhizz-Kidz can part-fund Trekinetic K2 wheelchairs only (up to £3,000). Any further costs would require additional funding.
Learn MoreProvides mobility equipment not available on the NHS to disabled children and young people across the UK.
Learn MoreCreated to help young people with disabilities across the UK by providing grants for specialised equipment, including electric and manual wheelchairs.
Learn MoreFrequently donates electric wheelchairs and specialist equipment to change the life of a child in need across the UK.
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