The Chilterns Neuro Centre is working in association with Steering Developments, a provider of life-enhancing vehicle adaptations to help people with disabilities remain driving.

Driving and vehicle access is such an important part of our lives that so many people take for granted. The ability to drive a vehicle is not just a convenience, it is a lifeline to employment, education, social interaction and a sense of self-reliance. Vehicle adaptations for people with disabilities play a pivotal role in ensuring inclusivity and independence.

As well as financially contributing to the work of the Centre, the association will see Steering Developments host drop-in sessions so people with MS, Parkinson’s or stroke survivors can experience the solutions available to help keep them on the road. Steering Developments will also provide training sessions to the clinical team at the Centre so they are able to better support members.

Steering Developments Ltd (SDL) are proud to have been delivering impeccable customer service and life-enhancing products and vehicles for over four decades.

They are a team of 19, with the average length of service being 19 years.

The business is in the very capable and experienced hands of Grant Harbour and Stuart Parker, who’ve served the business and its customers brilliantly for many years, sharing decades of experience in the industry and working hard to shape their culture of customer excellence and quality control.

As well as specialising in vehicle adaptations, Steering Developments has been UK manufacturers of power add-on wheelchair systems for over 20 years. The SD Motion range is a very popular choice for wheelchair users who want to add power to their manual wheelchair, in the form of either power-assistance in the hand rims, a joystick controller, or the all-terrain joystick powered SD Motion Trike.