TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (June 30, 2022) – New research released today by The Able Trust shows more than 700,000 persons with disabilities in Florida could help ease the state’s workforce shortage.
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Students in the High School High Tech team at Windermere High are celebrating a state win after taking first place in the Project Venture competition. The students of Erma Brathwaite-LaMotta developed the Belt Buddy, a seatbelt accessory that relays messages in emergencies or shares a fun or...
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Viewpoints - Special to the Sun Sentinel: Mavara Agrawal
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In the latest Florida Internet and Television interview, The Able Trust President Allison Chase discusses efforts to bring together...
The Able Trust and FloridaMakes, Inc. have formalized a strategic partnership to cross-promote and leverage each organization’s programs and services. This partnership is designed to raise awareness of workers with disabilities among Florida manufacturers while promoting FloridaMakes, Inc. among...
Published in the October 13th print edition of The Leesburg Daily Commercial newspaper and the Palm Beach Post
Co-authored:
Allison Chase, President & CEO, The Able Trust
Tony Carvajal, Executive Vice President, Florida TaxWatch
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