AI for Caregivers
    WorkAdults 18+

    Finding Real Work, With Support

    What supported employment actually is, who pays for it, and how to tell a good job coach from a bad one

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    My adult child [Initials] ([Their Disability]) wants a job. What they're good at: [What They're Good At]. What they'd struggle with: [What They'd Struggle With]. What we've tried: [What You've Tried]. Where we live: [Your State]. Help me: 1) explain in plain language the difference between supported employment, a sheltered workshop, customized employment, and a day program with 'vocational' in the name β€” and which fits [Initials], 2) tell me who typically pays for job coaching (vocational rehabilitation, the Medicaid waiver, both) and what to ask each one, 3) give me 8 questions to ask an employment agency, and what a good answer sounds like, 4) suggest three kinds of jobs that match the strengths I listed β€” real jobs, not the same three everyone suggests, 5) tell me how work affects SSI/SSDI in general terms and who to ask about the specifics before they start. Not legal or benefits advice β€” tell me who to call for that.

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    It's a helper, not a clinician.

    None of this is medical, legal, or financial advice, and it is not therapy or an emergency service. If anyone is in danger, call 911, or 988 in the US for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

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