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But, my son or daughter does not have the skills to meet the demands of a real job and needs training.
The workshop is a safe place, and I don’t think my son or daughter should be alone in a community job. He or she has never been without the support of the agency’s staff.
I don’t know what kind of job my son or daughter would like.
How will my son or daughter get to work?
I don’t imagine that he or she would be making very much money.
My son or daughter can’t lose Social Security benefits and Medicaid. The reality is that he or she needs the benefits and health care coverage.
My son or daughter has friends in the workshop. Going to work would mean losing those friends.

Question:  I have been told that my son or daughter is not ready to work in the community. I don't know how a business would hire him or her. Is it really possible?
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