About Mobility Directory
The UK and Ireland's dedicated community platform for mobility equipment, accessible vehicles and disability services.
Who We Are
Mobility Directory was built specifically for the UK and Ireland disability and mobility community. We are a dedicated platform that brings together disabled people, carers, families, charities, NHS services and mobility businesses into a single trusted space. Finding the right equipment, vehicle or service no longer means searching across dozens of unrelated websites.
Our mission is straightforward: to make it easier for disabled people, carers, families and healthcare professionals to find care homes, home care services and accessible businesses, all in one place, with the access details that matter set out plainly. We believe that finding care and accessible services should be simple and transparent. Not frustrating, opaque or fragmented.
Mobility Directory covers every region of England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland. Whether you are in Greater London or the Highlands of Scotland, in Dublin or Derry, in Cardiff or Cork. You will find services relevant to your area. Our regional coverage is one of the things that makes us different from general listing sites, which rarely serve the disability and mobility community with any real focus or depth.
We are community-focused in the truest sense. Every listing on the platform is created by someone who wants to help another person. This might be a family passing on a wheelchair that a loved one no longer needs, a care home donating equipment they have replaced, or a mobility business listing their services so that people in their area can find them. The platform exists to connect those people, and to make that connection as easy and safe as possible.
Why We Built This
Mobility equipment is expensive. A powered wheelchair can cost thousands of pounds new. A stairlift can cost £3,000 or more. A ceiling track hoist, a rise-and-recline chair, a bath lift. The costs mount quickly, and for many disabled people and their families, those costs come at exactly the time when finances are already under pressure due to reduced ability to work, increased care costs and adaptations to the home.
Finding care and accessible services has always been scattered and difficult to navigate. The information sits across regulator registers, council pages, NHS directories and the businesses' own websites, in different formats and rarely with the access details anyone actually needs. General listing sites were never designed with the disability community in mind, and have no understanding of accessibility or of the things that matter most when choosing care.
Finding vetted local services is equally difficult. Whether you need a physiotherapist who specialises in neurological conditions, an occupational therapist who can carry out a home assessment, a local wheelchair repair specialist or a home adaptation company, the information is scattered across council websites, NHS directories and unannotated Google searches. Mobility Directory brings all of that into a single searchable directory, organised by category, region and accessibility features.
We built Mobility Directory to solve all three of these problems in a single trusted platform, in a way that respects and serves the community it is built for.
What You Can Do Here
A directory of care homes, home care services and accessible businesses across the UK and Ireland, built specifically for the mobility and disability community.
Service Directory
Discover vetted local providers including physiotherapists, occupational therapists, home adaptation specialists, wheelchair services, assistive technology suppliers, accessible transport providers, disability support services, care providers, advocacy organisations, employment support services and more.
Browse DirectoryOur Commitment to Accessibility
Mobility Directory is built for a community that experiences the consequences of inaccessible design every single day. That means accessibility is not a feature we added at the end. It is a core part of how the platform was designed from day one.
The platform includes built-in font scaling that allows any user to increase or decrease text size from 90% up to 200% using the controls at the top of every page. There is also a built-in high contrast mode, toggled from the same accessibility toolbar, which increases colour contrast across the entire interface for users with visual impairments.
Navigation is designed to be clear, consistent and predictable. Every page follows a consistent layout with logical heading structures. Images include descriptive text. Forms are labelled clearly. The platform works on all devices including smartphones and tablets.
We are committed to continuing to improve accessibility as the platform grows, and we welcome feedback from users about areas where we can do better.
Where We Cover
Mobility Directory covers every region of the United Kingdom and Ireland. Whether you are searching for equipment in a major city or a rural county, you will find listings, services and vehicles relevant to your area.
England
47 counties and metropolitan areas
Scotland
32 council areas
Wales
22 local authorities
Northern Ireland
6 counties and Belfast
Ireland
26 counties
Join Our Community
Whether you are choosing care, looking for an accessible place to visit, listing your own service or attending an event, you are part of a community building a more accessible and connected future across the UK and Ireland.