It is with immense sadness and regret that we inform you that Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People (QEF) will commence a wind down programme from 11th November 2025.
This process is expected to take 28 days to allow time for alternative placements to be found for residential clients at our Care and Rehabilitation Centre, and to honour commitments to other clients to the best extent possible.
At the end of this period, QEF intends to file for administration.
We have worked tirelessly over the last year to try and save the charity, exploring numerous options to improve its finances, but unfortunately there wasn’t a viable solution that met all the necessary requirements to overcome the challenging financial situation QEF faced.
It has been our privilege to support disabled people for over 90 years, providing expert services that have changed many lives, and we are deeply saddened that it cannot continue.
Our priorities right now are to work with funding bodies to ensure clients find suitable alternative placements and to support our remarkable staff during this difficult time.
A selection of results are available here. If you would like to see other examples please contact us directly.
A selection of service wide results are available here. If you would like to see other examples please contact us directly.
Find out moreA client's physiotherapy outcomes during 12 weeks of rehabilitation, including client specific goals, treatment plan and outcomes.
Download PDFComparison of data from conventional gait analysis vs use of Tyrostation
Download PDFFind out more about how we are using technology-assisted therapy to support clients rehabilitation journeys; providing greater data insight and more engagement with repetitive exercises.
Find out moreAn MDT approach to managing dysphagia and global weakness, with client goals, treatments and outcomes.
Download PDFA selection of service wide results are available here. If you would like to see other examples please contact us directly.
A client's physiotherapy outcomes during 12 weeks of rehabilitation, including client specific goals, treatment plan and outcomes.
Comparison of data from conventional gait analysis vs use of Tyrostation
Find out more about how we are using technology-assisted therapy to support clients rehabilitation journeys; providing greater data insight and more engagement with repetitive exercises.
An MDT approach to managing dysphagia and global weakness, with client goals, treatments and outcomes.