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Faride Shroff, founder of SENsational Foundation in Hong Kong, discusses the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in the job market despite increased awareness. She notes that while more employers are willing to hire people with disabilities, practical considerations such as budget constraints and finding suitable roles remain obstacles. Shroff emphasizes the importance of tailoring workplace arrangements to individual needs and matching skills effectively to job requirements for successful inclusion.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-12,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
Faride Shroff, founder of SENsational Foundation, highlights the ongoing challenges for people with disabilities in Hong Kong despite increasing awareness about their inclusion needs. Shroff notes that while more employers are hiring individuals with disabilities, the transition to long-term employment success remains difficult due to corporate budget constraints and a tough job market. She emphasizes the importance of not only hiring but also providing guidance and suitable workplace accommodations tailored to individual strengths. According to Shroff, each person has unique skills that should be matched to appropriate roles, ensuring they can contribute effectively in their workplaces.
Written for “Disability Advocacy Inclusion Hong Kong” on 2026-10-12,
grounded in this article and the 0 other(s) covering the same event.
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disability advocate on inclusion, belonging in Hong Kong
Faride Shroff, founder of SENsational Foundation, says hiring people with disabilities requires making suitable arrangements and matching skills to jobs
Greater awareness of disability in Hong Kong has not necessarily made it easier for people with disabilities to find work, according to advocate Faride Shroff, who says tighter corporate budgets and a difficult job market have made the next stage of inclusion more challenging.
uncertain
stage → belong → inclusion
Shroff, founder of SENsational Foundation, said employers that recruit people with disabilities also need to provide guidance, suitable workplace arrangements and roles that match individual strengths.
asserted
that → say → strengths
“Every person has got certain skills,” she said.
asserted
she → get → skills
“It is finding those skills and matching them to the right job.”
asserted
It → find → job
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