Health and safety gone mad!

A local women’s refuge might be very grateful for things a charity may not want.

Raised toilet “thrones” are available through SS OT departments. Around here a company called Millbrook Health Care are the providers
I understand everything is scrupulously steam cleaned before being issued.

Jalima1108
I did buy a set of potty and little stool

Jalima,that post is still making me chuckle - I am picturing a potty that came with a little poo!

In response to the OP, though, I agree. It reminds me of the fairly recent policy of several well known charity shops of no longer selling knitting needles. The argument is that they could be used as a weapon against the staff. Yet knives (basic cutlery) is still widely available in both charity shops and regular shops. I don't get it!

You could strangle them with the sleeves of a jumper! Ambush them with a quilt cover!

MamaCaz I have only just realised what I said

Oh dear, a little stool so that DGC could stand on it to wash their hands.
Which I now use to reach things out of cupboards (waiting for it to give way each time I use it!).

Yes, one used twice pram mattress and one hardly used JL cot mattress lingering around here too.

CDs or DVDs can become offensive weapons if snapped in two as well - so it is odd that you can buy them when you go through to Duty Free.

Tried taking the car seats to our local woman’s refuge first midgey, with a load of other stuff. They weren’t able to take them either.

In the 70's I worked for Social Services, and one of my jobs was issuing aids. The car park was a fair walk from the office, and I hated walking up the busy road with raised toilet seats. Many a hoot and a chortle from a lorry driver!