in the uk 1 in 4 are disabled & out of them many typical "acsessible" toilets are not fit for purpouse,  many other universities have installed Changing Places Toilets to help their students/staff & commuinity at large with these facliites, 

 

But What are changing places toilets, 

http://www.changing-places.org/the_campaign/what_are_changing_places_toilets_.aspx 

they provide, 

- a height adjustable adult-sized changing bench

- a tracking hoist system, or mobile hoist if this is not possible.

 

 

Enough space

- adequate space in the changing area for the disabled person and up to two carers

- a centrally placed toilet with room either side 

- a screen or curtain to allow some privacy.

 

A safe and clean environment

- wide tear off paper roll to cover the bench

- a large waste bin for disposable pads

- a non-slip floor.

Here are some examples from our colleauges at other universities 

University of Bournmouth: https://www.bournemouth.ac.uk/about/professional-services/estates/developing-our-campuses/fusion-building/changing-places-facilities 

University of Liverpool: https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/hr/diversityandequality/campusdisabilityaccess/changingplaces/ 

& Teeside University: https://www.independentliving.co.uk/changingplaces/is-teeside-britains-most-inclusive-university/ 

 

I already know at least one good location for a IHUS changing places facilty ( basicaly changing places as above but in it's own prefab building) & that is the small patch of wasted ground infont of the libray on the Warrington campus, 

https://www.ihuschangingplaces.com/changing-places/ 

 

I apologise if this campain is directed at the wrong place but i hopeat leat awareness has been raised,