Please donate second-hand wheelchairs, tri-walkers, rollators to our charity

Our charity needs more equipment to sell in our Dunstable shop

If you would like to donate second-hand wheelchairs, tri-walkers, rollators to our charity to sell in our shop then please contact The Disability Resource Centre on 01582 470970 or email us to find out more.

All donations of second-hand wheelchairs and mobility equipment are very gratefully received. They help fund the many ways we help disabled people and carers in Bedfordshire, Milton Keynes and Luton.

If you would like to drop-off the items at our shop in Dunstable then please give us a call to arrange the best time for someone to be there to take delivery.

Our shop is located at Mayfield Centre, 4 Mayfield Road, Dunstable, LU5 4AP.

We can pick-up mobility items that are in good condition

For those of you that can’t bring your items to our shop we are starting to arrange regular pickups (in the Dunstable, Luton and Houghton Regis area only) of second-hand disability equipment in good condition.

Please remember that if your equipment was supplied by the NHS, please arrange to have it returned to them.

Please donate second-hand wheelchairs, tri-walkers, rollators and more

Please call on 01582 470970 or email us to find out more.

Thank you very much.

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