Sentences with phrase «wheel chair facilities»

An exclusive, well - managed and quiet building with wheel chair facilities and accommodation for carers, its owners have traditionally comprised mostly retirees.

It's a good thing we have a new stadium with wheel chair facilities for Arsens chair In the future with Aaron or OG wheeling him out as his number two after finding out that Bould was just a stuffed dummy?

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A modern well designed outdoor camp kitchen, amenities block and laundry facilities are located in the Park, including wheel chair access.

* Some of the many features available to our guests include * Fully equipped kitchens including dishwasher, microwave, oven / stove, fridge and freezer * Stereo systems, TV, VCR, complimentary Foxtel * Direct dial phones with voicemail and separate internet / fax line * Balconies / decks with outdoor furniture * Full laundry facilities * Video and intercom security system * Reverse cycle air - conditioning * Wheel chair access to a ground floor apartment * 24 - hour food, shopping and restaurants within easy walking distance * Suited to corporate travellers and families requiring living space, who are attending functions in the Dandenongs * A base for visiting the beautiful Dandenongs, Yarra Valley and CBD * Bus service to Knox City and Chadstone Shopping Centres at the front door — train station servicing the CBD a short walk away.

Does this resort / hotel have disabled facilities for a wheel chair user?

Suitability: Disabled facilities have been added with wheel chair access to the downstairs bedroom and a fully fitted wet room.

Amenities: TV, DVD Player, Air Conditioners, Refrigerator, Private Pool, Balcony, WiFi, Oven, Freezer, Sofa - bed, Sunbed, 24 - hour on call maintenance, Wheel Chair Access, Pets Allowed and many more facilities.

On a presentation on UK there was a person from the public that was incapacitated in a wheel chair, when that person went to the xbone section and asked how can he go upstairs to try the console, the Microsoft representative told him «sorry we Don't have facilities for incapacitated».

These may include managing the challenging behaviours of some children with disabilities, the need to administer daily treatments, helping children with self - care (eg bathing, dressing and eating), advocating for your child's needs, and making sure there are facilities that can accommodate your child's needs when you visit places outside the home (eg wheel chair access).