Any sherbros disability support workers/carers?

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So missus cracked the shits with her work and quit. Sick of working for other people she wants to be her own boss so has started up a company providing disability support services.

Any empathetic, nurturing and kind sherbros out there with experience In the sector?

I'm wondering about a normal day in the life of, how you get clients, variety of disabilities, tips and tricks, dos and don'ts, hourly rate, what makes a good support worker, basically....you know....all the stuff you normally research before you spend 4k to set up a company.
 
I've heard that there's women that give hand jobs to men who can't do it themselves. Like they have no hands or some other kind of disability.

And it's not like prostitution. The women wear gloves and don't wear revealing clothing. It's all very clinical.

I forget what it's called. Manual release therapy I think?

Sorry, that's the only disability service I can think of.
 
I've heard that there's women that give hand jobs to men who can't do it themselves. Like they have no hands or some other kind of disability.

And it's not like prostitution. The women wear gloves and don't wear revealing clothing. It's all very clinical.

I forget what it's called. Manual release therapy I think?

Sorry, that's the only disability service I can think of.
This post just gave me release therapy. How much do I owe you?
 
Well it depends on what kind of support service you want to provide. I did a bit of councillor work a million years ago.

Does she want to be a nurse and help people in their homes? What kind of disability are you talking about?

Does she want to work with people who are disabled and need to find jobs?

If so you have to scour different career paths and see which ones make sense for the person. You will need a list of what they can do vs what they want to do and go from there.

Schools and community support centres are a good place to start. Churches do this kind of work, so do different union halls depending on the trade.

What kind of services will she provide?
 
I've heard that there's women that give hand jobs to men who can't do it themselves. Like they have no hands or some other kind of disability.

And it's not like prostitution. The women wear gloves and don't wear revealing clothing. It's all very clinical.

I forget what it's called. Manual release therapy I think?

Sorry, that's the only disability service I can think of.
I saw that episode!
 
My friend Perry was in a minor car accident 20 years ago and has been scamming disability ever sense. He is perfectly fine living in a shyte apartment in Reseda, driving a beater car and eating fast food so long as he never has to work again. He is diabolically lazy. He makes side cash doing weirdo stuff on onlyfans and twitch but I think he was recently banned from twitch. Have fun dealing with winners like him.
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Well it depends on what kind of support service you want to provide. I did a bit of councillor work a million years ago.

Does she want to be a nurse and help people in their homes? What kind of disability are you talking about?

Does she want to work with people who are disabled and need to find jobs?

If so you have to scour different career paths and see which ones make sense for the person. You will need a list of what they can do vs what they want to do and go from there.

Schools and community support centres are a good place to start. Churches do this kind of work, so do different union halls depending on the trade.

What kind of services will she provide?

It could be anyone aged 9-65 with a permanent intellectual, cognitive, neurological, sensory, physical, or psychosocial impairment.

You're not a nurse/carer changing diapers or giving medication, you're a support worker taking them out on day trips, to Drs appointment etc, movies, music festival, make them feel like normal people then you invoice the government.

It's constantly in the news for people getting caught scamming the government by massively overcharging.

She has a contact who will feed her as many clients as she wants and she is foreign so she wants to get immigrants from her home country to come and work for her.


It has potential, was just looking for insight from people who had worked in a similar role.


It's not too late to delete this.
Thoughts and prayers.

Been up for 6 days don't even remember making this
 
I've heard that there's women that give hand jobs to men who can't do it themselves. Like they have no hands or some other kind of disability.

And it's not like prostitution. The women wear gloves and don't wear revealing clothing. It's all very clinical.

I forget what it's called. Manual release therapy I think?

Sorry, that's the only disability service I can think of.
So, it's for men with no hands, huh? How 'bout if ya drive there in a skrate jacket, wearing a nice shirt over top of it? Asking for a friend, a very, very, very close friend.
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Plus, does the place be allowed to distriminate? You posted "The women wear gloves".

Bet there's some dudes here that got at least one glove. Is the job hand specific?

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So missus cracked the shits with her work and quit. Sick of working for other people she wants to be her own boss so has started up a company providing disability support services.

Any empathetic, nurturing and kind sherbros out there with experience In the sector?

I'm wondering about a normal day in the life of, how you get clients, variety of disabilities, tips and tricks, dos and don'ts, hourly rate, what makes a good support worker, basically....you know....all the stuff you normally research before you spend 4k to set up a company.
The last I really heard about this topic was when some Mexican dude knocked up a lady in a coma and she gave birth to his kid. Dude was getting some from a vegetable chick late at night and didn't pull out. It's pretty comical if she isn't a family or friend. Who am I kidding, it would still be funny if that was my mom. NGL, I'd be pretty tempted if... OK, I'll stop there.
 
I've heard that there's women that give hand jobs to men who can't do it themselves. Like they have no hands or some other kind of disability.

And it's not like prostitution. The women wear gloves and don't wear revealing clothing. It's all very clinical.

I forget what it's called. Manual release therapy I think?

Sorry, that's the only disability service I can think of.
Can't detect the level of sarcasm. Are there really whores walking around giving handjobs as some clinical service?
 
Can't detect the level of sarcasm. Are there really whores walking around giving handjobs as some clinical service?
I feel like I've read about it but it might have been fiction. I used to read a lot of short stories. I have this memory of it describing this girl's occupation.
 
I feel like I've read about it but it might have been fiction. I used to read a lot of short stories. I have this memory of it describing this girl's occupation.
Lol i can picture some unstable chick describing that job on social media seeking validation, of course getting destroyed by dudes calling her a whore and trolling her, then of course having a meltdown, with hordes of whiteknights checking in to defend her and calling everyone insecure and incels.
 
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