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North Lincolnshire Equipment & Technology Drop In

The North Lincolnshire Equipment & Technology Drop In offers information, advice and demonstrations of equipment, assistive technology and sensory solutions that can help people live safely, independently and confidently at home.

Based at the Ironstone Centre, the drop in gives people, carers, families and professionals the opportunity to explore a range of products designed to support everyday living. Visitors can see and try equipment, learn how it works, and discuss options that may help with daily tasks, mobility, safety, communication, hearing or sight.

The service forms part of North Lincolnshire Council's prevention and early intervention offer, helping people find practical solutions before needs increase or a formal assessment is required.

What can I expect?

At the drop in you can:

  • View and try a range of daily living equipment and assistive technology.
  • Explore sensory impairment equipment and solutions.
  • Receive information and guidance about products that may support independence.
  • Learn about equipment that can help with safety, wellbeing and everyday activities.
  • Find trusted sources of information and advice.
  • Discuss options with experienced staff in a friendly, informal environment.

Who is it for?

The service is open to:

  • Adults who would like to remain independent at home.
  • Carers, family members and friends seeking advice and information.
  • People who want to explore equipment and technology before considering a formal assessment.
  • Professionals supporting individuals to maintain independence.

When and where?

Equipment & Technology Demonstration Room
Ironstone Centre, Scunthorpe

Drop in sessions: Every Wednesday, 10am to 12pm
No appointment required.

Important information

This is an information, advice and demonstration service. It is not an assessment service and does not replace a formal Occupational Therapy assessment where this is required.