Definitions
"Trevor Friendly"
So what makes something Trevor Friendly?
To us this means that Trevor has the room to move, and access to the things he wants and needs to do for everyday living, as well those times that we travel or spend time for any reason, away from home. This is a big question. It is essentially the beginning af what we need to know. Ask yourself the following questions?
Are the doors/garages operated by remote, or self opening?
Are there steps or a ramp?
How many steps?
Is there a lift?
Are there overhead cupboards?
Does the kitchen have low enough benchtops?
Is there room inside to manuever or move around?
Is the room/restaurant/venue cluttered with furniture?
Are the doorways 800mm wide?
Does the room have a bath or a shower?
Is the shower a roll-in/out?
Does the Shower have a chair and are the taps easily reachable?
Can you reach light switches from the bed?
Are there wheelchair accessible public facilities?
Is the area hilly or flat?
Are there footpaths?
Are the footpaths/roads cobbled?
If it's a boat tour, is there access to board the boat and does it have an accessible bathroom?
Does the boat ramp have a floating pontoon?
Is the public transport, be it bus, train, tram, ferry wheelchair accessible?
Do all stations, bus-stops, tram stops, subway stations and ferry berths have lifts or stair access?
If you can answer these questions about anywhere you visit, then you know if it is "Trevor Friendly" or not! Unfortunately some of this basic information is not available for access anywhere. Again, the reason for this database!