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FORE is the sheltered workshop in Remington which enables disabled clients to work at a job. Six Rappahannock residents have jobs through FORE. The funds FORE receives from the United Way are used to train clients for jobs.
FORE workers work at jobs inside and outside the Remington facility. They do caned and woven chair seats and fold and package towels used by car washes. The workers are mentally handicapped, some as the result of head injuries, or have vision or hearing impairments. They are paid for the work they do from funds coming in from the businesses that they work for, but they also need rehabilitation services and extra supervision on the job. Funds for that come from the United Way and several county governments, but not from Rappahannock County.
Director Linda Reuter said that FORE now has funds for a new program of supported employment. In
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