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Defence and National Rehabilitation Centre (DNRC)
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  • What’s this all about?
    • A Duke’s initiative
    • How it has been done – DNRC Programme and the Black Stork Charity
  • The ultimate prize
    • The significance of the ‘National Rehabilitation Centre’ and how it has come about
    • The basis of NRC’s design and how it will function
    • The ultimate opportunity – ‘hub and spokes’
    • The novel nature of the ‘Rehabilitation Estate’
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Defence and National Rehabilitation Centre (DNRC)
  • Home
  • What’s this all about?
  • The ultimate prize

The ultimate prize

  • The significance of the ‘National Rehabilitation Centre’ and how it has come about
  • The basis of NRC’s design and how it will function
  • The ultimate opportunity – ‘hub and spokes’
  • The novel nature of the ‘Rehabilitation Estate’

The novel nature of the ‘Rehabilitation Estate’

The use of a parkland estate as an integral part of the rehab process is in many ways novel and depends on its nature and the easy access that is provided for the patients and staff of both establishments.

Finally, a recent 2½ minute video below, narrated by the DNRC and NRC Programme Directors (Sir Tim Granville-Chapman and Miriam Duffy), takes viewers on a journey around the entire estate and gives a sense of how beneficial it is.

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