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EEIBA looks after people - individuals and families - who need support and encouragement; we focus on the well being of those in need.
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Help for an electrician with Multiple SclerosisHelp for an electrician with Multiple Sclerosis Arthur Shaw worked for a member of the Electrical Contractors’ Association. Arthur's story
EEIBA help for PaulEEIBA help for Paul Paul Hodgson, who contracted polio when he was very young. Paul's story
Sole trader calls for help from the EEIBASole trader calls for help from the EEIBA In 1998, Joanna Francis, who lives in Norfolk, started her own electrical contracting business. Joanna's story
Walk-in shower for ElsieWalk-in shower for Elsie
Elsie has severe arthritis which considerably affects her mobility. Elsie's story
A specially adapted keyboard for ConnorA specially adapted keyboard for Connor He made contact with the EEIBA as he needed a specially adapted keyboard for his computer. Paul's story
Travel expenses help with mobilityTravel expenses help with mobility Joseph Chadwick lives in Ballycastle and is confined to a wheelchair. Joseph's story
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