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The document discusses a problem statement about finding options and programs to help a severely disabled young man who has aged out of the education system. The top three proposed solutions are: 1) Engaging civic and religious groups to help find and create jobs for disabled adults in the community. 2) Offering tax incentives to companies that hire disabled adults. 3) Creating a nationwide affinity program and information clearinghouse for parents of disabled adults to support each other.
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Before we get started, let's go around and introduce ourselves. Please share your name and what brings you here today.
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Before we get started, let's go around and introduce ourselves. Please share your name and what brings you here today.
After introductions, move into the icebreaker. Say:
To get warmed up and start thinking about why preventing child abuse is so important, we are going to do a short icebreaker activity in small groups. Please break into groups of 3-5 people. I'll give you about 10 minutes to discuss the following questions:
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You will research a category of special needs that is of interest to you in order to gain a greater depth of knowledge.
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Week 5: Interview with a Parent of a Child with Special Needs or with a Student or Adult with Special Needs.
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- 3. A way to find options/programs/help for a severely disabled young man. 1. Website for state pgms 2. Info hotline 3. Continue school counseling after graduation 4. Offer info on sites tracking adult assistance 5. Offer info in Doctors offices 1. TV commercials on adult assistance pgms 2. Youtube vids on adult assistance pgms 3. Ads on Youtube vids for adult assistance pgms 4. Form group for parents of disabled adults 5. Social Services track pgms for disabled adults
- 4. A way to find options/programs/help for a severely disabled young man. 1. Included pgm info in disability checks 2. Convention for caregivers 3. College credit for assisting disabled adults 4. Flyers in grocery stores on pgms 5. Mass mailing flyers 1. Newspaper ads on pgms 2. Info flyer in DMV mail 3. Info flyer in Tax forms 4. Create our own employment pgm 5. College credit for visiting disabled adults with pgm info
- 5. A way to find options/programs/help for a severely disabled young man. 1. High school credit for working with the disabled 2. Night pgms at schools for the disabled 3. Incentives for employers to offer work to the disabled 4. Require pre-med students to work with disabled 5. City/County jobs for the disabled 1. Tax incentive for businesses that hire the disabled 2. Job listings for the disabled in unemployment centers 3. Seasonal work for the disabled – gift wrapping? 4. Get Wal-mart to hire disabled baggers 5. Job-fair for disabled adults
- 6. A way to find options/programs/help for a severely disabled young man. 1. Job-fair for assistants to the disabled 2. Engage religious groups in job hunts 3. Engage religious groups in providing jobs 4. Engage religious groups in recruiting assistants 5. Company sponsorship of a disabled adult 1. Religious group sponsorship of a disabled adult 2. Civic group sponsorship of a disabled adult 3. Engage civic groups in hiring disabled adults 4. ‘Monster’ site for jobs for the disabled 5. Prizes for recruiting companies to hire disabled adults
- 7. A way to find options/programs/help for a severely disabled young man. 1. Create a business run by disabled adults 2. Open a gym for the disabled staffed by the disabled 3. Require employers to hire disabled -1/50 employees 4. Program info in water bills 5. ‘Matching funds’ for political campaigns require disabled hiring 1. Encourage service groups for disabled kids to hire disabled adults 2. Open farm/garden for disabled workers 3. Sports team sponsor sports league for disabled adults 4. Sports team sponsor programs for the disabled 5. Cable tv channel devoted to programming for the disabled
- 8. A way to find options/programs/help for a severely disabled young man. Top three ideas: 1. Most practical: Engage civic/religious groups in hiring/finding jobs for disabled adults 2. Most disruptive: Offer tax incentives for hiring disabled adults 3. Favorite: Create affinity program for parents of disabled adults
- 9. Engage civic/religious groups in hiring/finding jobs for disabled adults A community partnership of sorts, where civic or religious groups help find assistants and either create or help locate jobs in the community for disabled adults. The groups provide built-in mentors for the workforce and in-depth knowledge of their own communities.
- 10. Offer tax incentives for hiring disabled adults Will never be practical, but giving a tax advantage to the company that hires (and keeps) disabled adults appeals to me.
- 11. Create affinity program for parents of disabled adults Such programs already exist in some places, but there is no nationwide group; so the parent of a disabled adult in California may be able to access the knowledge base of other parents but a similar Mom or Dad in West Virginia has no such assistance. A group like this could act as an information clearing house as well as a support group for both parents and disabled adults.