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Most people with intellectual disabilities do not work.  Â
Those who work often do not get a fair salary. Â
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The âMy Talents for Diversityâ is a project Â
that tackles this issue.âŻâŻÂ
We call it MTFD for short. Â
The project is led by Inclusion Europe and 3 partners: Â
- Plena InclusiĂłn (in Spain), Â
- EVPIT (in Estonia),Â
- Antwerp Management School (in Belgium). Â
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They have produced videos to share examples of companiesÂ
that employ people with intellectual disabilities. Â
Follow Thibeau on his working day at Antwerp Management SchoolâŻâŻÂ
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Thibeau woks at Antwerp Management School in Belgium. Â
He is a researcher for the MTFD project. Â
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His job consists in interviewing people in companies Â
that employ people with intellectual disabilities. Â
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Thibeau can count on the help of two colleagues that Â
support him with practical matters.âŻâŻÂ
You can watch the video here:Â
Customised employment for ManuelaâŻâŻÂ
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Manuela Cambreiro has been working Â
in a market in Tenerife for many years.
Ana Peña is a job coach. Â
Hugo PĂ©rez is a supermarket manager. Â
Together, they have created a customised job for Manuela. Â
Manuelaâs job has been created according to:Â
- her skills, Â
- the things that she enjoyed,Â
- the needs of the market on site.âŻâŻÂ
You can watch the video here:
Reasonable accommodations at OACEXâŻâŻÂ
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OACEX is an office in Spain. Â
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Aroa Rico is an employee at OACEX. Â
When she started, she received an easy-to-read version Â
of the manual explaining the functioning of the company.Â
With reasonable accommodations, Â
people with intellectual disabilities can work with Â
the same autonomy as any other employee.âŻâŻÂ
You can watch the video here:
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How having a job coach helped Laura to achieve her dream?âŻâŻÂ
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Job coaches provide support to employees with intellectual disabilities Â
when they start a new job. Â
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Laura Pereira Barahona has been working as Â
an administrative assistant for nearly 5 years. Â
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Her job coach accompanied her from the start to help her understand Â
- the job, Â
- the tasks,Â
- the functioning of the company. Â
You can watch the video here:
Follow Toomas during his specialised trainingâŻâŻÂ
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Toomas NiitepĂ”ldâŻis employee Â
at Rimi supermarket chain in Estonia. Â
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Before starting his job, he received a training of Â
job environment and security. Â
His working tasks and duties were taught Â
onsite by elder colleagues.âŻâŻÂ
You can watch the video here:
How are families important in supporting people with intellectual disability to work?âŻâŻÂ
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The process of entering the job market Â
is supported by the family of people with disability. Â
The families provide support regarding Â
the hopes and abilities of the personâs employment future. Â
You can watch the video here: