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Does anyone know of resources that could guide someone to start and operate a small business repairing wheelchairs in a less-resourced country?
I am a development professional and serve in an organization as a worker and board member assisting persons with developmental disabilities. I have been asked by a young man to assist him with starting a business repairing wheelchairs. He completed provisioning courses and has joined ISWP. He also repairs bicycles and is quite talented. In this country, the privileged generally have minor issues to obtain a wheelchair and get it repaired. For the majority of people who live below or at the poverty level, all sorts of barriers to provisioning exist.
Based on a market survey, there are few wheelchair-repair shops let alone services to ensure the chair is the right one for the individual.
I certainly will follow traditional small-business start-up methods but I was wondering if there are guides specific to the wheelchair provisioning small-business sector.
Thank you,
Tom
We don’t have access to that type of resource. However, you might find this resource interesting:
– A market landscape of the wheelchair sector https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b3f6ff1710699a7ebb64495/t/5e43f7377bcc822d982ec7de/1581512507415/ATscale_PN-Wheelchairs_a11y.pdf
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Well we actually do not have the right for this setup like online 3d logo animation for better approach.
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