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Please note the Changing Places Consortium is a campaigning body and has no regulatory powers.
All Changing Places listed are based on information sent to us by the venue. Any advice, opinion, commercial products or information provided via the Changing Places website is provided in good faith for information and guidance only, in order to assist in developing permanent Changing Places toilets nationwide, and should not be taken as a substitute for obtaining your own professional or legal advice on any matter referred to on the Changing Places website.
Mobile solutions
Mobile toilets that include some of the features of a registered Changing Places toilet are available for hire at large and small events.
The Mobiloo enables all disabled children and adults to use the toilet or be changed with dignity and respect when they wish to go to events and activities- events from which they are too often excluded due to a lack of the necessary changing facilities. Find out more here: http://mobiloo.org.uk.
Andy Loos
Andy Loos Limited, a leading operator in mobile toilets in the UK and overseas rental market, has a mobile Changing Places toilet available for hire.
The toilet includes a fully automatic tracking hoist, height adjustable changing bench, peninsular toilet and plenty of space. Find out more on the Andy Loos website.
Modular Changing Places
RISE - +44 (0) 7729 224738
RISE is a specialist provider of modular Changing Places - ideal for venues with limited internal space.
Contact info : hello@riseadapt.co.uk
Accessoloo - 02897 512670
From the Accessoloo team: "We began life at AccessoLoo providing mobile Changing Places to pop-up events, concerts and festivals across the island of Ireland and were becoming very successful until the pandemic hit the entire world and lockdowns ensued. However, we decided to use the lockdown productively and began research & development on the possibility of providing fixed location Changing Places for those client that wished for a permanent facility.
We built a test lab and were able to secure equipment and training during the summer of 2020 whilst restrictions were lifted. All of our staff are disabled and along with Access to Work staff we managed to complete our own in house Changing Places for testing etc.
That said, we were unable to put our skills to the test as another lockdown ensued. So we worked with another training team who helped us build a modular structure for us to complete a fully operational Changing Places facility.All of our hard work came together as lockdowns were being eased at the beginning of 2021 and we received our first order for a Changing Places to be installed in Larne Leisure Centre. We also secured an order for one of our modular units following the successful loan of our prototype to a local council."
We are currently marketing our new services as lockdowns continue to ease and with our ethos of employing a staff entirely of disabled people and installation on a not-for-profit basis, our message is resonating with clients.We hope to be able to achieve more sales in the coming months and further training for installation and product knowledge is already in the pipeline."
