Jean Walker - FUTURE HOPE
December 16, 2009 | San Jose, California | Vetting explained
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sjsujourn163 journalism students tackled a similar theme in their iReports: 'Four stories are part of a special assignment series on homelessness and poverty here in America's high technology center, the Silicon Valley. Each story takes a unique angle and ties into a dynamic new plan by the local Catholic Charities group which wants to eliminate poverty here by the year 2020. To do that, the first step requires everyone waking people up to tough reality than anyone, even here, can lose everything.'
- hhanks, CNN iReport producer
The unemployment rate among people with developmental disabilities is about 70% nationwide. In the San Francisco and Monterey Bay Areas, an organization aptly named Hope Services provides job training, support, and opportunities for clients to be actively engaged in the community -- not restricted or defined by their disabilities.
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- unemployment,
- disabled,
- developmental_disability,
- community,
- ireport_for_cnn,
- employment
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