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Accessible Toilet Information Project.
This UK volunteer project provides independent information and guides about accessible toilets, hygiene / continence and disability equipment.
- Legal requirements for toilet access.
- Independent guidance for businesses about accessible toilet provision.
- 100s of information articles about toilet access and hygiene.
- AD M standards for building toilets.
- User experience narratives
- Product reviews
- New equipment and products.
We are migrating our site to this one over 2026/27.
Resources, services & informative articles for personal (care) assistants in the UK.

Let our 30 years of experience in independent living assistance, PA training, social care education, guide & inform your professional path as a self employed or employed Personal Assistant.
Helping you make positive decisions for a rewarding career.
PA Services

Receive guidance from one of the UK’s top consultants in personalised support & assistance , direct payments and independent living.
We provide pay on demand specialist services and informative eArticles for people providing (or looking to provide) assistance for disabled people in their own homes, at work, doing leisure activities or within education.

Getting started, advice on advert / promotional effectiveness, website creation, finding work, templates, checklists, training, legal requirements … and so much more.
We have a range of helpful eArticles. See articles to purchase.
Marketing / Impact Services can help you stand out as a PA provider.
You can also access our consultant advisor (service subject to our availability).
Our services can help you structure your self employed care business and learn more about becoming a self employed, professional PA.

Personal Assistants provide professional assistance to disabled people in all aspects of their lives. Individuals and families may pay privately (because they are not eligible for government care funds) or pay for support from their government funders (given to them in the form of a Direct Payment / Access to Work / disabled student support).