Charities
Our commitment to social responsibility goes beyond business, it’s about building a better future together. This page is dedicated to the charitable organisations we support, each chosen for their meaningful work and alignment with our values. We invite you to learn more about these incredible causes and explore how you can get involved.
REMAP is a remarkable UK charity that changes lives – one custom creation at a time. Each year, it supports around 3,000 disabled people by designing and building bespoke equipment to meet their specific needs. Whether it’s something simple to make daily life easier – like getting out of bed or enjoying a meal – or realising an ambition, such as riding a bike or painting, REMAP is here to help.
Amputation Foundation is a UK based charity that offers peer support to individuals and their families living with limb loss, connecting them with mentors who’ve been through similar experiences. Through support groups, practical workshops on prosthetics and daily living, legal and benefits guidance, and ongoing mentorship, the foundation empowers amputees to rebuild independence and embrace life post-amputation.
Dwarf Sports Association UK (DSAuk) is the National Disability Sports Organisation dedicated to making sport and physical activity accessible, inclusive and enjoyable for people living with dwarfism across the UK. From grassroots participation to competitive pathways, DSAuk empowers athletes of all ages and abilities to get active and connected.
Find out about Dwarf Sports Association UK and inclusive sport
Aspire is a national charity helping people with spinal cord injuries move from injury to independence. From accessible housing and specialist equipment to benefits advice, technology support and dedicated advisors, Aspire provides practical help to rebuild lives every step of the way.
WheelPower is the national charity for wheelchair sport in the UK. Rooted at the historic Stoke Mandeville Stadium, the birthplace of the modern Paralympic movement, WheelPower has empowered individuals with physical impairments to participate in sport for over 75-years.
Steel Bones is a UK charity supporting amputees and their families to thrive after limb loss. They are one of the fastest growing amputee communities in the country with a community of thousands of amputee families.
Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) is the UK’s national association and expert, guiding voice for life after spinal cord injury (SCI). Through specialist services, peer support and advocacy, SIA helps people with spinal cord injury and their families navigate life after injury and campaign for greater inclusion. SIA aims to reach everyone affected by spinal cord injury, tackle whatever barriers they face, to connect them to all the help and support they need to flourish in their lives, in the way they want and choose.
If you’re a charity and think Mobility in Motion could help the people you work with, please get in contact, we’d love to hear from you.