All our specialist senior physiotherapists who are writing, developing, researching and teaching are volunteers. Everything is provided free of charge to the communities.
We have developed half of the Physiotherapy curriculum and are now looking for funding to develop the second half.
Athletes’ Angels Ltd have committed to providing us 5% of their annual gross profit every year.
We have been awarded the ADAPT (Physiotherapists interested in International Development) award for 2013-2014. This paid for our first module to be completed and trialled in Asia and Africa.
MAITS have awarded us a grant for one of our senior physiotherapists to teach the complete MSK curriculum in a Tibetan settlement.
We work directly with ‘Foundation Scotland’, Registered Charity No. SC022910 who collect, manage and distribute our funds for us.
To read more on how DevelopingPhysio will increase independence and reduce poverty, please see the facts and stats.
as researched by WHO….
At DevelopingPhysio we are passionate about our project’s impact. We focus on training, supporting and continued research whilst remaining culturally sensitive. Sustainability and safe empowerment of students, patients and communities are our key priorities. When we leave, we measure our success on whether we have left behind an informed and skilled community, capable of continuing good rehab practice by themselves.
Thank you too to Penny Broomhead who held a scarf sale, and to Roger Waters who fell but didn’t let his bike accident take over his life, he simply got back on his bike and raised precious funds for DP! Thank you to everyone who has been involved in helping fundraise.
DevelopingPhysio and our beneficiaries are very grateful for any contribution and support that you feel able to offer. If you are passionate about empowering communities and making the lives of disabled people more manageable, we thank you for making a donation through Foundation Scotland or Just Giving.