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I will believe you because I know that there's always abilities in disability. They just need to find out what they can do better
what kind of business is suitable for the disabled in the society
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Exactly, instead the society should help them get the help they really need
You're right they shouldn't be looked down on rather we should encourage them to discover themselves, that's is the best we can do for them . they are the one with the most task if they want to make a living without depending on others .
I think what the disabled can do is start a small scale business, such as, a small grocery shop. Get the shop stocked using employees that you hire. And then hire salesmen to do the sales of your grocery shop. This is obviously just a small example and there are actually many business disabled people can do.
I suppose it depends on the nature of the disability.
However, working from home is preferable.
There are numerous online jobs available to them, both part-time and full-time.
However, working from home is preferable.
There are numerous online jobs available to them, both part-time and full-time.
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I have seen a good number of them here. Any disabled person just need to acquire skills to work.
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You are right. Some of them are just amazing as they use the different part of their body to work
A record number of them does this type of job in my country and I think it's best to suit them.
I think it depends on the type of disability. I have seen blind people who are excellent instrumentalists. They play piano and other musical equipment. I have seen deaf tailors too.
