Aveso

Aveso We offer advice, training and project management for Changing Places toilets projects, in the UK and worldwide.

Aveso have sponsored and supported Changing Places since 2013 and have been involved in installations from Windsor Castle to Singapore.. Initially set up as a joint venture between Astor Bannerman and OpeMed, both industry leaders with over 20 years of experience in the design, manufacture and installation of specialist changing equipment, Aveso was created to provide a complete top quality service and package to Changing Places toilet facilities. Without dedicated specialist Changing Places toilets across the country, carers and family have to meticulously plan every single trip out and even are forced to change and care for their loved ones in highly undignified and unsuitable conditions such as toilet floors. As a result, many less able people are confined to their homes. This is completely unacceptable and does not give everyone the same equal opportunities that many of us take for granted.

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Unit 11F, Andoversford Business Park
Cheltenham
GL544HJ

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+441242822979

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As part of the Astor-Bannerman group, an industry leader with over 20 years of experience in the design, manufacture and installation of specialist changing equipment, Aveso has been created to provide a complete top quality service and package to Changing Places toilet facilities. Without dedicated specialist Changing Places toilets across the country, carers and family have to meticulously plan every single trip out and even are forced to change and care for their loved ones in highly undignified and unsuitable conditions such as toilet floors. As a result, many less able people are confined to their homes. This is completely unacceptable and does not give everyone the same equal opportunities that many of us take for granted.