What Drives us
Changing lives is what drives us. We believe that children should be empowered to achieve their full potential in life regardless.
Focus on Disability Foundation gives people with disabilities real choice about how they live their lives
What we do?
Working to represent the physically challenged people in Nigeria
Enabling Self-Sufficiency
enable children adults with disabilities to be self-sufficient and integrated into society ratio setting
Empowerment
Help us empower and make life meaningful for the children adults with disabilities and physically challenged in Africa(Nigeria). Together we can achieve more.
Charity Works
Enable children adults with disabilities to be self-sufficient and integrated into society ratio setting
FOCUS ON DISABILITY DONATES LIFE CHANGING WHEELCHAIR TO ABUJA SCHOOL GIRL
July 16, 2015
UK based charity Focus on Disability (FoD) on Thursday, made a donation of a wheelchair to an Abuja school girl. Mary Bala, a student of Government Secondary school Kuje-Abu who had been living with a
Focus on Disability Foundation Touching Lives everyday
April 12, 2015
Focus on Disability Foundation (FDF) being a nongovernmental agency founded in the United Kingdom and Nigeria to see to the welfare, putting smiles on the face of people living with disabilities in Ni
Empowering Adults with Disabilities to be Self Reliant
April 12, 2015
Just like American politician, Sharron Angle, had rightly said, ‘There is a plan and a purpose, a value to every life, no matter what its location, age, gender or disability’. Just like American p
One on One with the CEO
There are 22 million (or more) people who are disabled in Nigeria. In correlation to what Jacqueline mentioned in her article, he also agreed that “…disability is the most neglected dimension of equal rights in Nigeria. It is very common in Africa to see disabled people begging by the roadside, they are begging for money but the government is not doing much.. The Nigerian government have failed disabled people in Nigeria. I can say it, they have really failed them and something needs to be done.”
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As a disabled person using wheelchair since 1997 and whilst having interest in the development of FDF, is particularly focused on promoting the benefits of inclusion and equality. Ayo firmly believes that ``Disability does not mean Inability.``Secretary 
I have become an Ambassador of Focus on Disability Foundation, as l<br />
strongly believe in what they are doing and in their heart to help the<br />
persons with Disabilities in Africa.Faruq Amedy 
l believe that everyone ( especially the disabled) deserves a chance to live a quality life in fulfillment of their full potentials. Hence, my acceptance to support Focus on Disability Foundation UK as their Global Ambassador.Global Ambassador. 
She believes that learning should be a lifelong experience and challenges the people supported by FDF to widen their aspirations at every opportunity. She was elected to the Board of Trustees in September 2011 and brings a wealth of experience to the board. In her spare time, she indulges an interest in support and enjoys doing humanitarian work.Mrs Olufunmilayo Otitoloju 
In these tough economy we all have an even greater responsibility to help the needy. I am delighted to be able give something back to the society and l will continue to do my best to help the organization and of course raise funds. Mrs Afolashade Adesoye 
As a Patron and knowing that FDF work is fundamental to changing society's attitude towards persons with disability and impressed with the drive and professionalism in moving the charity forward in, responding to an ever-increasing need in a diffficult giving environment, Otunba committed himself to supporting the FDF initiative.Otunba Barr. Adewale Osinub 
I believe that every Persons with disability should have access to basic needs and should be integrated into the society with special skills thats why i volunteer for Focus on Disability Foundation Daniel Ikenna Umekwe