Scotland’s Leading Mobility Equipment
Social Enterprise

Recycle Mobility Centre offers a quality service that refurbishes, maintains, and repairs all types of mobility equipment to the highest standard and sells it used / second hand at an affordable price to those who can least afford to buy new equipment. We have just opened our new mobility store on Dumbarton Road, Clydebank and we are excited to continue to offer our services to those who need us most locally across Glasgow & the West, elsewhere in Scotland and across the UK.

We also offer volunteers a workplace opportunity and training that meets their specific needs including placing young people in mechanical engineering roles giving them their first chance to gain work experience and pursue a career in engineering and other maintenance vocations.

West Dunbartonshire Social Enterprise Challenge Award 2014

Invited to attend Community Jobs Fair with Employment and Training Minister James Hepburn to promote our collaboration with SCVO August 2016

Revolve Accreditation 2015

CRNS Award Winner for Innovation 2016

Our highlights for 2016 have been a lot to write home about firstly winning the Community Resource Network for Scotland (CRNS) Innovation Award 2016. This was presented to us at the Balmoral hotel in Edinburgh April 2016. The CRNS is a charity that exists to build a stronger community reuse, repair and recycling sector in Scotland with the aim of creating social, environmental and economic benefits within our local communities.

Quality Assurance award 2016 committed to excellence.

West Dunbartonshire Working4Business Finalist for 2018

Community Impact Award Sponsored By Haven Products, Clydebank

Recycle Mobility Centre is a Community Interest Company which began trading in March 2014. We are a registered not-for-profit social enterprise with the aim of providing predominantly second-hand & reconditioned mobility equipment for a greater value.

There have been major changes affecting disabled and elderly people due to the welfare reform and pension crisis resulting in many people struggling financially to make ends meet. Recycle Mobility Centre was set up to help address the financial challenges affecting people with mobility impairment by offering an alternative to buying new.

We focus on providing affordable mobility equipment and a repair and maintenance service that aims to help individuals to carry out day-to-day activities, getting people to access their local community resulting in reducing isolation and loneliness.

We have a very affordable pricing range suited to most people’s budgets and offer a payment scheme with no interest charges. Our repair and maintenance service starts from £50, with friendly service technicians who are always willing to help out with any mobility queries you may have. Our mobility scooters start at £280, rise and recliners from £250, manual wheelchairs from £80 and electric wheelchairs from £300. We also have smaller mobility items and accessories which we offer unbeatable value on; this includes walking sticks from £5, Zimmers from £10, tri-walkers from £35, and strollers from £45.

To accommodate those who prefer to buy new, we have recently started stocking a few new models of equipment.

Our goal is to improve the quality of life of the disabled, the elderly, and anyone with mobility challenges by reducing their mobility equipment expenses and hence debt. We aim to give everyone the opportunity to have increased access to their local community thus reducing isolation and loneliness.

A long-term internal goal that we have is to provide jobs, volunteering opportunities and training to those furthest from the job market, helping a huge range of people build skills.

Our environmental goal is to utilise mobility equipment or parts for repair and refurbishing, reducing the waste to landfill and all other waste for that matter, offering a full recycling service.