i wish to design and sell fitted kitchens for the disabled. how can i gain access to the market within lans?

Question

i can now provide custom made off the shelf fitted kitchens for the disabled. please advise of access to organisations to promote my products and services. i offer free design anywhere in lancashire
my units are of rigid built construction , i can supply within 24 hrs of order. i can supply individuals, or large contracts. we has a company realise the potential of the size of this market, that is why we have developed this new product range, we offer free design, free advice and very price competative. we can also offer fitting services again very competative, by time served fitters.
i need advice on access to the market, who to talk to etc

Answer 1

Try contacting your local branch of the MS Society, they will help you and also have lists of other similar organisations. They will probably pass around leaflets for you at meetings and coffee mornings. Something that may be useful would be to ring your local police station and arrange for a copy of your record to be traced and sent to you. With a clean rap sheet, organisations may be more comfortable in bring you in to contact with vulnerable people.
Good luck

Answer 2

I would start passing out information to companies that provide service and product to the disabled. If you go to a store that sells wheel chairs and give them a card or flyer they will eventually run into a customer that is interested in your type of product. Then they will be working for you by passing on the information you originally gave them. There has to be a bunch of businesses that deal with disabled crowd. Recently I was searching for someone to make an accommodating kitchen for my mother-in law (she is in a wheel chair), I could only find new home builders that would do what I wanted, in a new home only! Of course!

Answer 3

You might want to go through a company like the disabled living foundation that provide equipment to people with physical disabilities, so could help to advertise your products. Contact the councils and hospitals in your area and get the Occupational Therapists on board. They could recommend your services to clients who are wheelchair bound. (You might even like an Occupational Therapist on your staff to help with consulting clients on their individual needs. (and if you don't know what an Occupational Therapist is then shame on you! you'll have to ask it in your next question!!)

Answer 4

See your local disabilities state orignizations!@~