BARRIERS TO ACCESSING SERVICES UNIT 1. PHYSICAL BARRIERS  Stairs  Lack of adapted toilets  Lack of ramps  Lack of lifts  Lift controls being out.

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BARRIERS TO ACCESSING SERVICES UNIT 1

PHYSICAL BARRIERS  Stairs  Lack of adapted toilets  Lack of ramps  Lack of lifts  Lift controls being out of reach

PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS  Fear of losing independence  Stigma associated with using some services  Not wanting to be looked after by others  Mental health problems

FINANCIAL BARRIERS  Charges/fees for services  Lack of money for transport  Lack of money to provide the service  May be unemployed

GEOGRAPHICAL BARRIERS  Living in a rural area where facilities are limited  Living in a rural area where transport is not available when the services are open  A long bus/train journey may not be practicable

CULTURAL AND LANGUAGE BARRIERS  Using English may deter some people from using services  Not having professionals who are of the same sex e.g women doctors/consultants for women  Written information not in the person’s own language (including Braille/large print)  Not knowing what is available  Some treatments being considered unacceptable to certain cultures