People with developmental disabilities have the right to be productive members of society. Is so great to see them helping their communities and finding pleasure and meaning in their jobs. Plus they have amazing work ethic
People have underestimated those with autism they have the misconception that all of us have severely limited capabilities when it comes to work. I myself have autism but I also have 2 jobs my main job is working in a mail room (which I've obtained through an agency that assists adults with disabilities) I've been there for 17 years and im also an Uber driver :)
These people have jobs that not all people can do. They are motivated and bright. Cart pushing takes a lot of physical strength. Kids thought that I was stupid in high school. I wasn’t in special education. Because of my poor eyesight in twelfth grade, I should have been in special education. I had to compensate so that I could graduate. Since I am mentally ill, my family thought that it was all in my head that I needed glasses. In the late eighties, mental illness was considered the same as developmentally disabled because there are people who aren’t educated about it. I met some people who were developing disabled at this place where I was being tested out to see what kind of job I can do. I was having problems physically too. I thought that I was lucky to meet them. It was the best thing that happened to me. Now I really understand. The sky is the limit.
Same. If you weren’t doing something great, people wouldn’t be trying to bring you down. We can ignore the haters they are showing their true colors not ours
I'm sorry to hear that, I guarantee you work harder than they do. Let us know how you're doing, not all people are like that, but we can choose to ignore and disregard the people who ARE.
This is beautiful! No matter what negative thought you might have about yourself, physical, mental, emotional, you can do it! Never give up, and live the life you want to live! Have a beautiful day everyone 💖🌌✌
This video is really great and it's so nice to see that people who have developmental disabilities being given a fair chance to work, everyone deserves to have a chance to work and be employed. Those who have any kind of a disability want to find work and deserve to be included and I'm visually impaired and work as a sales associate and am so grateful, appreciative and happy that I work and enjoy my job.
Love the song! Love the video! More employers could learn from this! I have autism and have always struggled with employment and school. Shout out to everyone in the disabled community we are awesome!
Love this video! I recognize many of these employees since I'm from the area. I've made comments before on what hard workers and dedicated they are! Very impressive. Fun to hear from them!
Thank You Dan Cleberg for taking the time to put together this Inspirational Movie ...Awesome...one of my favorite parts "I like uhmmm, I like to go on breaks"
I'm getting encourage to find a job not on SSI thanks !! I'm so lazy these people make me look bad 29 on SSI I collect for 2 years. I want to go back to work again!
dont think of having a disability as you cant do what other people can do we learn and better ourselves each day every day is a new learning experience beleive in yourself :)
They need to have a no tolerance policy of mistreating employees with developmental disabilitys including automatic termination and they need to be highered on the spot because they try much harder then most people
@@billlantz8751 not always true. The goal isn't always equal, it's equitable. Some people need accommodations. Not saying someone making huge mistakes all the time shouldn't be reprimanded but to have a little bit more patience or giving a bit more chances to someone who has a disability that they cannot control. They should be treated like everyone else- as much as possible. Ideally their employer would understand if something happened and went wrong due to their disability.
I feel the same way because of my learning disability and I'm always coming to work and I don't understand how some places say that I miss work when I was looking at the schedule and then sometimes the schedule changes and I don't even know if it's me or it's the person that's doing the schedule I don't have much friends though but I know what's going on I live in Pennsylvania and I hate it
I want to get hired with one of these programs, because then I can go out of my way to attack these people for the people who graduated from the military academies!
I'm sorry but they do a better job than people that don't have disabilities it seems like they actually save their money and it seems like they can hold their job for more than three years some of these people have their jobs for for 9 years this is awesome me myself having disability in working for mental health this is really good to see
She doesn’t know what the he’ll she’s talking about. Mental health isn’t developmentally disabled. I doubt that she is more of an intellectual than thousands of people who have suffered from psychosis. She’s ignorant.
Perry Whittico and self advocacy associations fully support opportunities for community work with benefits. As the video highlights, work allows for money to buy different items (e.g., ipad, television, livingroom chair, tires for bike), health insurance and pays the bills (i.e., earn a living). (See, also, Whittico & Racino in Wehman & Kregel, 1998, More than a job). Many of the jobs here are "cleaning kinds of positions" available in different industries.
@@amdryzenfan5984 Walmart is not a good place for ppl with disabilities. They are currently trying to add to the greeter position so it's more difficult for a lot of the ppl who have that job.
I'm telling you straight up youd be a fool not to hire someone with a developmental disability. I've worked with people with developmental disabilities and lemme tell you right now I've trained a few of them when I used to bag groceries and I barely even had to redirect them. I have a physical disability and they absolutely worked circles around me sometimes. I never heard em complain not one time
I find it ok to work with these types of jobs are a pain in the ass. Customers treat you like you’re not even human, and the same with other people in the business. Many of times times the business sees you is someone they don’t even need, but that their only hiring to keep in good graces with the community. This means if you’re disabled you’re not needed, and if they do view it otherwise because they know they can get away with paying disabled employees less than what they would have to pay someone who’s not disabled. The best ideas that if you disabled don’t use a job coach or state programs to get a job, because you’ll find that more or less you will be having to depend less on the state programs and job coach to get a better paying job than getting the piece of shit one. Not to mention the job that you get through the state program is going to be a dead end job, and you’re going to have to leave the program anyways to find a better job. Like I said you can’t develop in these companies when you’re on a state program or have a job coach “That’s not to mention that you wouldn’t be able to grow within these companies to begin with” but minor growth is actually stopped entirely by being a part of these state disability/job programs, I said they don’t allow you to move from the position that you started with the job coach to a position that pays better.
Hey Businesses and Corporations. You need help getting good employees with an outstanding work ethic?? Hire a person of disability. You might be pleasently surprised!!!
I got my political science degree from St thomas Univeristy a same school that produced a former Prime Minister then id di my masters In internaitonal human rights law in Queens University belfast I work for the International Criminal Court Ic an speak the six un languages Arabic Chinese English French Russian and Spanish My salary is excellent 80,132 euros per year Autism never stopped me even found a girlfriend she is a Malawian model and a photographer started my own Human right NGo in South Africa enforcing the African human rights system (African CHarter on peoples and Human Rights, African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child, African Youth Charter, African Disability protocol and the Maputo protocol) the maputo protocol is personal because it's how I defend my wife aoh yes I can also speak Portuguese Afrikaans Xhosa and Zulu always dreamed of going to South Africa
I am just blood hungry for any of these people who are in the Special Olympics to get their bellies butchered for the love of Stan the man Musial! I am this way for all of the people who served in the military, and were wounded in combat doing this, because some bad lifestyle is not a so called disability.
With all the money spent on special needs, let's wait and see if the next generation become doctors, scientists and engineers as opposed to the professions worked in this piece.
Yeah, shit work that no one else wants to do. The Kroger I was working at would make all the physically or mental disabled workers push carts throughout the day. No matter the weather. No matter if one of their legs dragged or the curl of their back. it's fucking disgusting, the disrespect.
People with developmental disabilities have the right to be productive members of society.
Is so great to see them helping their communities and finding pleasure and meaning in their jobs.
Plus they have amazing work ethic
I also have a developmental disabilities and i love being included in things
People have underestimated those with autism they have the misconception that all of us have severely limited capabilities when it comes to work. I myself have autism but I also have 2 jobs my main job is working in a mail room (which I've obtained through an agency that assists adults with disabilities) I've been there for 17 years and im also an Uber driver :)
These people have jobs that not all people can do. They are motivated and bright. Cart pushing takes a lot of physical strength. Kids thought that I was stupid in high school. I wasn’t in special education. Because of my poor eyesight in twelfth grade, I should have been in special education. I had to compensate so that I could graduate. Since I am mentally ill, my family thought that it was all in my head that I needed glasses. In the late eighties, mental illness was considered the same as developmentally disabled because there are people who aren’t educated about it. I met some people who were developing disabled at this place where I was being tested out to see what kind of job I can do. I was having problems physically too. I thought that I was lucky to meet them. It was the best thing that happened to me. Now I really understand. The sky is the limit.
I have autism and I get a lot of jerks making fun of me because of my disability AND I AM SICK AND TIRED OF IT!
Ignore them!!
Hi buddy please ignore them. They dont even deserve to talk to you. 💙💙💙
Same. If you weren’t doing something great, people wouldn’t be trying to bring you down. We can ignore the haters they are showing their true colors not ours
I'm sorry to hear that, I guarantee you work harder than they do. Let us know how you're doing, not all people are like that, but we can choose to ignore and disregard the people who ARE.
Don't listen to the bully you stronger than that God Bless ❤️
Great to see these people using their ability!
This is beautiful! No matter what negative thought you might have about yourself, physical, mental, emotional, you can do it!
Never give up, and live the life you want to live!
Have a beautiful day everyone
💖🌌✌
This video is really great and it's so nice to see that people who have developmental disabilities being given a fair chance to work, everyone deserves to have a chance to work and be employed. Those who have any kind of a disability want to find work and deserve to be included and I'm visually impaired and work as a sales associate and am so grateful, appreciative and happy that I work and enjoy my job.
My son worked at a restaurant, everyone loved him there!
I work with the DD community for 15 years and love every second of it.
Thank you Dan. A fine effort. Enjoyable view. A valuable tool for use in spreading a message. Solid.
Love the song! Love the video! More employers could learn from this! I have autism and have always struggled with employment and school. Shout out to everyone in the disabled community we are awesome!
Awesome video! It's all about the ABILITY
Love this video! I recognize many of these employees since I'm from the area. I've made comments before on what hard workers and dedicated they are! Very impressive. Fun to hear from them!
Thank You Dan Cleberg for taking the time to put together this Inspirational Movie ...Awesome...one of my favorite parts "I like uhmmm, I like to go on breaks"
Paularicoric
Respect
Peiple with any kind of disability can get a job
great video! you will help people with disabilities get a job.
Respect!!!
Dany danutza That should definitely be an eighth heavenly virtue!
@2:57 Daniel , I AM LEAVING !!!!!! Boss: NO YOUR NOT !!!!😂😂😂😂😂
Hopefully there have been opportunities that are even greater since this was made.
I'm getting encourage to find a job not on SSI thanks !! I'm so lazy these people make me look bad 29 on SSI I collect for 2 years. I want to go back to work again!
Great Video!
I'm very proud you all of you I have disabilty I worked same job 31 years I'm be working after vacation this summer great job
dont think of having a disability as you cant do what other people can do we learn and better ourselves each day
every day is a new learning experience
beleive in yourself :)
This is great! Thank you.
They need to have a no tolerance policy of mistreating employees with developmental disabilitys including automatic termination and they need to be highered on the spot because they try much harder then most people
No. They need to be treated like everyone else. That makes them not equal but special. Everyone should be treated the same.
@@billlantz8751 not always true. The goal isn't always equal, it's equitable. Some people need accommodations. Not saying someone making huge mistakes all the time shouldn't be reprimanded but to have a little bit more patience or giving a bit more chances to someone who has a disability that they cannot control. They should be treated like everyone else- as much as possible. Ideally their employer would understand if something happened and went wrong due to their disability.
@@the06waves obviously.
I feel the same way because of my learning disability and I'm always coming to work and I don't understand how some places say that I miss work when I was looking at the schedule and then sometimes the schedule changes and I don't even know if it's me or it's the person that's doing the schedule I don't have much friends though but I know what's going on I live in Pennsylvania and I hate it
I hope you’re doing ok now!
Came for the Mall Wizard, stayed cause of the great content! AMAZING SHORT DOC!
Great job
glad these people can work its great!
Awesome
God special ed people like that are more smart then the regular people good job 👍🏻🥰
I want to get hired with one of these programs, because then I can go out of my way to attack these people for the people who graduated from the military academies!
Autism here. Most of us can work, it is just hard to find jobs and work places that'll accept us for us.
I'm sorry but they do a better job than people that don't have disabilities it seems like they actually save their money and it seems like they can hold their job for more than three years some of these people have their jobs for for 9 years this is awesome me myself having disability in working for mental health this is really good to see
She doesn’t know what the he’ll she’s talking about. Mental health isn’t developmentally disabled. I doubt that she is more of an intellectual than thousands of people who have suffered from psychosis. She’s ignorant.
@@laurieberry4814 "What the he'll"
Perry Whittico and self advocacy associations fully support opportunities for community work with benefits. As the video highlights, work allows for money to buy different items (e.g., ipad, television, livingroom chair, tires for bike), health insurance and pays the bills (i.e., earn a living). (See, also, Whittico & Racino in Wehman & Kregel, 1998, More than a job). Many of the jobs here are "cleaning kinds of positions" available in different industries.
individuals with developmental disabilities would like to have money and look at the person's abilities and not the disabilities
Candice Perry why is an organization needed to hire them can they work and get hired on their own and work in Mc Donald’s or Walmart?
@@amdryzenfan5984 Walmart is not a good place for ppl with disabilities. They are currently trying to add to the greeter position so it's more difficult for a lot of the ppl who have that job.
@@amdryzenfan5984 also why should those be the only options from r us?
I be working for walmart over 6 years
These guys are doing good
Difference between chronological and mental age person at bar can be confused as bartsndercocktail server
Is there any way I can download this video?
hi just add "ss"before youtube. here's the exact link for this video so you can download it. www.ssth-cam.com/video/LCa02lgV0I0/w-d-xo.html
@@jesusbobadilla1668 the link doesn't work
I'm telling you straight up youd be a fool not to hire someone with a developmental disability. I've worked with people with developmental disabilities and lemme tell you right now I've trained a few of them when I used to bag groceries and I barely even had to redirect them. I have a physical disability and they absolutely worked circles around me sometimes. I never heard em complain not one time
I find it ok to work with these types of jobs are a pain in the ass. Customers treat you like you’re not even human, and the same with other people in the business. Many of times times the business sees you is someone they don’t even need, but that their only hiring to keep in good graces with the community. This means if you’re disabled you’re not needed, and if they do view it otherwise because they know they can get away with paying disabled employees less than what they would have to pay someone who’s not disabled. The best ideas that if you disabled don’t use a job coach or state programs to get a job, because you’ll find that more or less you will be having to depend less on the state programs and job coach to get a better paying job than getting the piece of shit one.
Not to mention the job that you get through the state program is going to be a dead end job, and you’re going to have to leave the program anyways to find a better job. Like I said you can’t develop in these companies when you’re on a state program or have a job coach “That’s not to mention that you wouldn’t be able to grow within these companies to begin with” but minor growth is actually stopped entirely by being a part of these state disability/job programs, I said they don’t allow you to move from the position that you started with the job coach to a position that pays better.
Hi dan
It’s a chance to earn some extra pin money
Sir help
I WORK
Medical bills the only ones you dont gotta pay 😢
Sir india akhil disability job sir
Hey Businesses and Corporations. You need help getting good employees with an outstanding work ethic?? Hire a person of disability. You might be pleasently surprised!!!
I got my political science degree from St thomas Univeristy a same school that produced a former Prime Minister then id di my masters In internaitonal human rights law in Queens University belfast I work for the International Criminal Court Ic an speak the six un languages Arabic Chinese English French Russian and Spanish My salary is excellent 80,132 euros per year Autism never stopped me even found a girlfriend she is a Malawian model and a photographer started my own Human right NGo in South Africa enforcing the African human rights system (African CHarter on peoples and Human Rights, African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child, African Youth Charter, African Disability protocol and the Maputo protocol) the maputo protocol is personal because it's how I defend my wife aoh yes I can also speak Portuguese Afrikaans Xhosa and Zulu always dreamed of going to South Africa
I give credit did want work not like lazy people can work.
this girl has a straw in my ousdy and is DRI kibv and blowing I. it
I am just blood hungry for any of these people who are in the Special Olympics to get their bellies butchered for the love of Stan the man Musial! I am this way for all of the people who served in the military, and were wounded in combat doing this, because some bad lifestyle is not a so called disability.
What?
So beautiful 😊💋💋💋👡👜💅🙏💄
Intalachal disability
With all the money spent on special needs, let's wait and see if the next generation become doctors, scientists and engineers as opposed to the professions worked in this piece.
what are you trying to say?
lockonv themselves in my head
Yeah, shit work that no one else wants to do. The Kroger I was working at would make all the physically or mental disabled workers push carts throughout the day. No matter the weather. No matter if one of their legs dragged or the curl of their back. it's fucking disgusting, the disrespect.
That is the only thing some intellectual disabled people can do because they cannot interact with others.