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Aired renovation episode
DIY SOS: A Home for Nathan aired on BBC One on 27 October 2026, after presenter Nick Knowles and the team travelled to Kidderminster. The project transformed the home of 11-year-old Nathan, who lives with Tuberous Sclerosis Complex type 2, autism and refractory epilepsy. The renovation was designed to provide a safer, more accessible and practical environment for Nathan and his family.
Existing equipment relocated
Safespaces has supported Nathan’s family since 2018, when it installed a bespoke Safespace intended to reduce the risk of injury during night-time seizures. During the refurbishment, the existing equipment was moved into Nathan’s new bedroom so he could continue using the familiar setup. Safespaces technicians Colin and Anthony travelled to Kidderminster to reinstall it in the redesigned living environment.
Family-focused transformation
The company said it was proud to contribute to a project involving a family it has supported for several years. Hundreds of volunteers, tradespeople and businesses helped deliver the wider transformation, which sought to accommodate Nathan’s complex needs while creating more space and comfort for his parents, Emma and John, and his older sister, Kira. The source describes the combined adaptations and equipment as supporting safety, comfort and care requirements.
