About Focus on Disability

Focus on Disability - For Disabled People, the Elderly and their Carers in the UK

Focus on Disability is the most comprehensive independent not for profit website devoted and aimed to providing information, guides, products and resources for the disabled community, elderly and carers in the UK.

David Alan Cross

David Alan Cross: 1950 - 2019

Established in 1999 by David Alan Cross this website's aim has remained the same throughout its years online.

This site offers comprehensive information and advice on a myriad of disability and health related topics - available by using the Advice Category links, "Search Site" function or the Sitemap. All outbound links and resources have a relationship or usefulness for those people with a disability, health issues, the elderly and carers.

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As well as the information and advice pages, the site provides access to an extensive selection of Disability Aids and Mobility Equipment for disabled people and the elderly and also a wide range of herbal and nutritional products and therapies for health problems.

David's interest in disability issues stemmed from working in Occupational Therapy Departments, Wheelchair Clinics, Special Schools, Orthopaedic Workshops, Patients Homes and he also had a full time caring role, for four years, looking after a much loved mother fading with dementia. He trained in engineering and was a member of the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET).



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