Your child can work, and get the supports they need.
Work can mean more money, more options and more freedom.
You can help your youth develop a vision for work and reach their goals.
Employment
Work plays a critical role in shaping a life of purpose and independence. For most people, work means more money, more options and more freedom. Work can also be a way to connect with others or to feel challenged and satisfied.
Help your child see a future that involves meaningful work based on personal strengths, interests and goals. Offer reassurance that supports are available in the workplace as needed. Common options include flexible scheduling, job coaching, assistive technology and physical modifications to the workplace.
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