I have a friend who is partially disabled (limited walking) and looking for an at home job. Any suggestions?
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Go to www.west.com.  The are a legitimate corporation that hire contracted home-based customer service representatives.  It may take about 4-6 wks before they call to do a phone interview but it's worth the wait.  There are several different companies who hire through West such as Home Shopping Network, Pizza Hut, several infomercials, and many more.  The contractor sits at their computer and phone calls are routed to their home where they take orders or give information about a product or company.  Pay is every two weeks and West fully trains it's contractors.
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Try www.craigslist.org, they have a section for jobs do a search there, they may have something.
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Do you not get an allowance? If not, speak to your parents about "fair wages" for "extra chores".. You and your friend could look into Volunteer work, at first you think there isn't any money in that, but, if you volunteer at a Nursing Home, you can "push" the wheelchair seniors around for a walk, you can read to them, you can write/print letters for them, help them cut their food, all kinds of things.  An other volunteer job is with the local Humane Society. Helping feed and clean the animals. Both these volunteer positions will enhance your prospects. For babysitting or child care/ you will have experience. You can take a Free course at your local Y.M.C.A and get a certificate that Proves your qualified to babysit. Ask your neighbours if you can help for pay. Clean the basement, the garage, walk the dog, go to the store for them. With all that said, try a little entrepreneurship,(that means working for yourself,for money). i.e. hand made Christmas Cards, 6 to a box (and you can make the box) - $5.00 - fancy note paper, make it on the computer, (make the box) 20 sheets (small) $5.00 - how about jewelry - you can buy all the stuff at the Dollar Store. The craft book you can borrow from the library. So there are some ideas - ps - talk to your teachers - see if they need help, shopping, wrapping, decorating, but make sure They know your looking to get paid. Oh - if your a good student, you can tutour lower grade kids and get paid.
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Please explain what sort of work permit it is that you are looking for.  The only "permit" for a handicapped person that I can think of offhand is a parking permit that allows them to park in special restricted parking spaces,and at parking meters without charge.
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Sup?  What do you like to do?  There's lots of things you can do from home without retail/sales online per se.\n\n1. Home Daycare\n2. Home Health Care \n3. Free Lance Writer, Photographer, Artist, Advertiser\n4. Tutor\n5. Virtual Assistant/Personal Assistant\n6. Massage Therapist\n7. Doggie Daycare (or other pets)\n8. UPS/FedEx  www.goinpostal.com\n9. Medical Billing (from Home)\n10.Customer Services\n11.Legal transcription\n12.Telecommunications\n13.Data Entry, Clerical, stuff envelopes- Home Typists\n14.There's non-profit orgs\n15.Fashion Consultant\n16.Interior Decorator\n17.Home Cleaning Services\n18.Laundry/Cooking/Driving Elderly to appts.\n19.Birthing Coach/Lactation Consultant\n20.Find a local business and see what you can do from home to free up costs for them....just a thought.\n\n\nHTH.\nGod Speed!
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Here is a few options. Go back to being a travel agent, It don't take a degree in rocket science to run a computer. Have her take a few training classes usually offer thru local high schools as adult training seminars. She can also apply as a para professional at the local school system. Job usually involves working with students who need help w/ homework during school hours, handicapped students that need help & play ground supervision etc.... Many stores prefer to hire older more mature individuals because they are steady & prompt for work. Go to local job service & be tested they can also help to point her in a direction that she might think she can't do. Good Luck.
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Check with AARP.  They help seniors find work.  Ask your local Workforce Development Office for a number.  Or look in the phone book.
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read classified ads. there should be an ad that is looking for a caregiver. well, that would be the easiest way to get  a visa to a european country. they can provide you a working visa. but that isnt the easiest job cause you wil be responsible for taking care for a disabled/old/young person. but that would be your stepping stone. and if you are lucky, you your employee might even help you a better job.\n\ngood luck
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check yahoo for IDA...individuals with disabilities. they can help i bet
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If in Alabama, try Disabled Veterans of America/Alabama(?).\nThey give away small household items (ex. kitchen shears) for donations.
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Check out http://www.interviewat.com/ for people in a similar condition like you, and see what companies are hiring.
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Do a google search for 'work at home'. you might find some here that would be compatible with your skills. there are a lot of varieties of online work available nowadays - data encoding, medical/legal transcription, drafting, accounting, online tutoring, etc..  Its very convenient, you save on commuting expenses, avoid petty office politics, and you get to stay with your loved ones at home and still earn.\n\nHappy job hunting!
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I'm pretty sure there are a lot of PT jobs out there. You might want to try Wal-mart or Kmart as a door greeter or just some volunteer work at a hospital or something like that.
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Contact your local community services.  There is a service offered for people with disabilities.  The will come in and clean your house, do laundry, and help with the cooking.  They will also have someone go buy your groceries for you.  Not a good idea to have them delivered to your door.  You just never know.  Try these local services.  I would trust them before I would truat a total stranger.  Good luck, let us know how you are doing.
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There are tons. I am disabled and got a few. Try your local Independent Living Association. Also, look at the MS Foundation site. Also, the office of the disabled in each county can help you. Email me if you need more help
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Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Tax Preparation.\n\nYou seem to have a computer already, so this is a good start.  Some states have disability training help, perhaps would pay your tuition costs for learning at home via computer.  \n\nIn any case, check with your state.  Write a letter to the governor if you cannot find it on the internet.
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Try calling your local government assistance program. Like Medicaid or Medicare, or get social services involved.  You could also call a home-health nursing agency and they might be able to direct you to an appropriate agency.  Would your friend be willing to live in an assisted living facility,perhaps?  Good Luck!