sheltered workshop

Later in his life, he went to work at a sheltered workshop.

But getting contracts for sheltered workshops is not a simple matter.

"I'm very skeptical they could hold jobs outside a sheltered workshop."

Some might be able to work in a sheltered workshop, but they will not become "productive citizens."

Some residents are working in sheltered workshops due to the harsh conditions.

Her agency made sure he had a job at a sheltered workshop, a bottle redemption business.

Making the shift away from a sheltered workshop was costly and complicated.

Many disabled Americans work in sheltered workshops, where discrimination is rare.

As adults, they may work in a sheltered workshop.

About 3,000 such people are now employed in state-financed sheltered workshops.

Previously this population had little, if any, vocational options other than sheltered workshops.

Victims also need sheltered workshops where sick people can earn salaries.

I asked Ruth, who makes fishing lures in the sheltered workshop, to tell me the turn.

The abandoned buildings on the grounds of old state hospitals would be turned into sheltered workshops.

As these people age, many new questions are arising: Should sheltered workshops provide for retirement, and pay pensions?

The organization also uses volunteers in its sheltered workshops, office and thrift stores.

Before the program, the people worked in sheltered workshops, performing assembly-type work for a small fee.

Mental health programs include sheltered workshops and community residences for the mentally ill.

Sheltered workshops and hostels were provided for many years.

Too many people with disabilities are relegated to sheltered workshops, making below minimum wage.

"Twenty years ago, vocational programs for the disabled were largely confined to sheltered workshops," he said.

Like virtually every other sheltered workshop employee in the nation, she has neither a pension nor a retirement plan.

Of these 270, 100 worked under sheltered workshop conditions.)

The younger and middle-aged residents may attend training programs, work in sheltered workshops, or hold regular jobs under supervision.

The immigrants worked in a sheltered workshop and the neighborhood was specially planned to promote their independence.