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churches. They provide business services and make wood products, including special wooden knives for Gordonsville Plastics and plant stands and birdhouses for wholesale marketing. According to Huntly, 21 per cent of FORE’s total income is derived from the work done by clients. In addition, he said, this revenue pays the salaries of FORE’s handicapped trainees. Huntly monthly wage paid by FORE is twice as much as the national average for handicapped persons in sheltered employment.
In addition to training, FORE also provides its clients with a job placement service. offering both transportation and support for the handicapped person during his or her first few months of outside employment. According to Huntly. FORE placed six persons—15 per cent of the workshop’s clients—in competitive jobs during 1979. Of the six, five are still employed.
88.5%