Beechfield Healthcare, in partnership with Drive Medical, has donated two AeroCarbon mobility devices, an AeroCarbon powerchair and an AeroCarbon mobility scooter, to The Wayfinding Centre, a Dublin-based organisation supporting people with disabilities and access requirements.
The devices will be used as part of The Wayfinding Centre’s confidence-building training programme, giving service users the opportunity to practice using different mobility devices in a safe, realistic environment and build the confidence they need for everyday journeys.
Beyond the donation itself, the Beechfield Healthcare team delivered the devices in person and provided hands-on training to Wayfinding Centre staff on how to operate them, ensuring the equipment can be put to immediate and effective use.
“This donation reflects the strength of the partnership between Beechfield Healthcare and Drive Medical, and our shared commitment to improving mobility and independence for people across Ireland,” said James Gargan, Commercial Director, Beechfield Healthcare. “We’re proud to support the vital work The Wayfinding Centre does in helping people build the confidence to navigate everyday life.”
The donation was made possible through close collaboration between James Gargan and Lee Morris, who heads up sales at the Mobility Division at Drive Medical, with both working together to bring the initiative to fruition.
On the ground, the initiative was led by Beechfield Healthcare’s Area Rep, Michael Healy, who coordinated the delivery of the devices and led the training session with Wayfinding Centre staff.
The Wayfinding Centre welcomed the donation, thanking Beechfield Healthcare and Drive Medical for their generosity and for the team’s support in getting staff trained up on the new equipment.
