Speak up for wheelchair repair
Cure SMA’s campaign lets you enter your address, review a prepared message and contact your members of Congress about wheelchair repair barriers.
Open wheelchair repair actionStart here. A few minutes can help.
Support the right to repair
The Repair Association’s action page helps you find your state lawmakers and personalize a letter. Review the campaign’s scope before sending.
Find your state’s actionMake the problem visible
Had trouble getting a part, arranging a repair or adapting equipment? Tell Travis what happened and what would have helped.
Share your repair story by emailCampaign buttons open other organizations’ websites. You review and send your own message there. This guide does not send messages or collect your address. If an address lookup fails, use the official lawmaker links below.
Repair it. Adapt it. Keep it useful.
- Repair: access to parts, service information, diagnostics and a choice of repair provider.
- Adapt: equipment that can be customized to a person’s changing needs, with appropriate technical support.
- Reuse: repairable equipment that can continue helping someone rather than being discarded.
These are related goals. A repair campaign may address only some of them; its scope matters.
Explore the Mobility Independence Foundation: MIF develops and shares open-source mobility designs and promotes users’ ability to repair, adapt and improve their equipment.
Read MIF’s mission and approach →Put it in your own words
Use this starting point in an official contact form or phone call. Add one sentence about your experience.
Your edits stay in this page while it is open. They are not saved or sent. You can also select and copy the text yourself.
Need help with equipment now?
The directory also has county contacts and home accessibility resources. Start with your state and county, then choose accessibility support.
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