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Paid work – A valued social role that is empowering more people with an intellectual disability and providing employers with dedicated employees!

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It is widely acknowledged both in New Zealand and overseas that people with a disability are chronically underemployed and unemployed. A key factor is the lack of opportunities that have been avail...

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