Independence at Home

If you have a long-term illness or disability – or a member of your family has – and you need financial help towards the cost of living independently at home, we may be able to help. Visit our website for more details independenceathome.org.uk

Sending warmest #bankholiday weekend wishes to you all from the staff and Trustees at Independence at Home. Our offices will be closed on Friday 3rd April 2026 and re-open on Tuesday 7th April 2026 🐣🐰🌞

We look forward to building on this impact and working collaboratively to achieve even more in the year ahead. Find out more about our work and how you can support it at independenceathome.org.uk #happynewyear2026 #IndependenceAtHome #socialimpact #disabilityinclusion

Your support enables Independence at Home to help disabled people of all ages live independently, safely and with dignity in their own homes. Together, we are making a meaningful difference to lives across the UK.

📷 Happy New Year from Independence at Home 📷 As we begin 2026, we would like to thank our supporters, partners and stakeholders for your continued commitment and generosity.

🎄✨ Season’s Greetings from Independence at Home ✨🎄As we wrap up the year, we want to extend our warmest wishes for a peaceful holiday season and a Happy New Year! 🕊️❤️Please note: 🎁 Our office will be closed from 25th December 2025 and will re-open on 5th January 2026.

Please do share this post and let’s champion a world where everyone has the freedom to live their life, their way. #IDPD2025 #IndependenceAtHome #disabilityinclusion 📷

Independence isn’t just about accessibility, it’s about choice, autonomy, and belonging. Supporting people with disabilities to live independently in the environment they choose is key.

International Day of Persons with Disabilities – 3 December 2025 📷 Today, we celebrate the power of independence, meet Emily Nunns, whose life was transformed thanks to a life-changing equipment enabled by a grant from Independence at Home.

hank you to everyone who has supported us – yesterday, today and tomorrow. 📷 Please visit our website to find out more about our work or to donate independenceathome.org.uk/donate and here’s to the next 60 years of empowering people to live independently, with dignity and choice.

The highlight of the evening was hearing from our guest speaker Emily Nunns who was supported by a grant in 2022. Emily kindly shared the life-changing impact of her specialist equipment – not only for her, but for her family, friends and community. youtu.be/CSZdwmmBg1s

📷 Celebrating 60 Years of Independence at Home! 📷 Our Patron, The Rt Hon. the Lord Astor of Hever PC DL, and the Trustees of Independence at Home, were delighted to welcome guests to a special 60th Anniversary Reception to mark the charity’s impact

Thanks to our funders, a 64-year-old veteran from Newcastle with severe arthritis now has a new mobility scooter giving him freedom from pain and the joy of joining family outings again.💫 Independence restored. Life transformed. #IndependenceAtHome #arthritis

💙 This #WorldArthritisDay we’re thinking of the 10 million people in the UK living with arthritis. Around 1 in 10 people we support have a musculoskeletal condition. Access to the right equipment can be life-changing.

Did you know that you can help support our work by donating any size of shareholdings you have to ShareGift, and mentioning Independence at Home. sharegift.org has more details or reach out to the team on 020 7930 3737 or help@sharegift.org and mentioning @iahgrants

Together, we are enabling greater independence for over 1300 people a year @WestonFdn #ThankYou #GarfieldWestonFoundation #DisabilitySupport #IndependenceAtHome #makingadifference

Thank you for helping us to enable access to vital equipment, home adaptations, and essential services that promote greater independence, comfort, dignity, and quality of life @WestonFdn

A heartfelt thank you to the @WestonFdn from all of us at Independence at Home for their generous £20,000 grant. This incredible support will make a real difference to the lives of disabled people and those with long-term illness across the UK