Cheshire Disabilities Services urges employers to give people living with disabilities a chance at work
Cheshire Disabilities Services Program Manager Joe Hanuma has called on employers to open more job opportunities for people living with disabilities, saying employment is vital for dignity and inclusion. Speaking at the NCD Disability Sector Dialogue Forum today in Port Moresby, he reminded stakeholders that Cheshire Disabilities Services, formerly known as Cheshire Homes, has served the community for 60 years and continues to focus on care, education, health and youth empowe
Joe Hanuma, program manager at Cheshire Disabilities Services, recently addressed the NCD Disability Sector Dialogue Forum in Port Moresby to advocate for increased workplace inclusivity. He emphasized that securing employment is a fundamental component of maintaining personal dignity and ensuring social integration for individuals with disabilities. Highlighting the organization's six-decade history of supporting community health and education, Hanuma pointed to the professional success of past program participants as evidence of the potential within this workforce. He urged local employers to actively create more job openings and provide equitable opportunities for those currently seeking work. By removing barriers to entry, businesses can play a critical role in fostering a more inclusive society.
The call to action highlights the ongoing need for corporate responsibility in addressing systemic employment gaps for marginalized communities.
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