‘Just a little spark’: disability advocate on inclusion, belonging in Hong Kong
Disability advocate Faride Shroff, founder of SENsational Foundation, states that despite increased awareness of disability in Hong Kong, finding employment remains difficult for people with disabilities. Shroff attributes this challenge to tighter corporate budgets and a challenging job market, which are hindering the progress of inclusion.

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AI-generatedDisability advocate Faride Shroff, founder of SENsational Foundation, states that despite increased awareness of disability in Hong Kong, finding employment remains difficult for people with disabilities. Shroff attributes this challenge to tighter corporate budgets and a challenging job market, which are hindering the progress of inclusion. She emphasizes that employers who hire individuals with disabilities must also offer guidance, appropriate workplace accommodations, and roles that align with each person's unique strengths. The article highlights that this next stage of inclusion is proving more complex.
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Employers recruiting people with disabilities need to provide guidance, suitable workplace arrangements, and roles matching individual strengths.
Tighter corporate budgets and a difficult job market have made the next stage of inclusion more challenging.
Greater awareness of disability in Hong Kong has not necessarily made it easier for people with disabilities to find work.