Social Scooter Repurposing

'Brighter Future Workshop' Recycles Mobility Equipment, Provides Jobs

Brighter Future Workshop is a social enterprise based in Lancashire, England that repurposes and resells used mobility equipment such as scooters and wheelchairs.

“They also give the opportunity for young, disadvantaged and disabled people to work with them to help recycle the equipment that is donated," the website explains.

They offer technical training to their employees, offering them the opportunity to learn, apply and be compensated for new skills while at the same time contributing to a service that benefits society and the environment.

Their missions, as described on their website, is “To create an awareness of the needs of people with a disability within Lancashire and to promote a positive image of people with disabilities.”

Contact Information
Brighter Future Workshop website
Brighter Future Workshop on Twitter
Brighter Future Workshop on Facebook

Social Scooter Repurposing
Brighter Future Workshop repurposes and resells used mobility equipment, providing jobs for young, disadvantaged, and disabled individuals.
Technical Training for Employees
Brighter Future Workshop offers technical training to their employees, allowing them to learn new skills while contributing to a service that benefits society and the environment.
Promoting Awareness and Positive Image
Brighter Future Workshop aims to create awareness of the needs of people with disabilities in Lancashire and promote a positive image of people with disabilities.

Industries Being Reshaped

Social Enterprise
The social enterprise industry can explore opportunities in repurposing and reselling used mobility equipment while providing employment to disadvantaged individuals.
Training and Education
The training and education industry can explore collaborations with organizations like Brighter Future Workshop to offer technical training programs for individuals to learn new skills and contribute to societal benefits.
Disability and Inclusion
The disability and inclusion industry can find opportunities to promote awareness, create positive images, and support the needs of people with disabilities like Brighter Future Workshop does in Lancashire.
SCORE
2.2 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: Europe
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 27%
Activity 30%
Freshness 8%