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This is a small group and we have here people with severe disabilities and a very high need of assistance
so right now you see we're in a brightly lit room full of activity the people here are working
at a variety of different tasks here you see the young man right opposite from us he's just learning
how to wash the dishes to wash the dishes
and To the left here we see a young man that can barely move his hand and we have built a construction
that he's now using a paper shredder and these people here are learning how to work.
We have the idea that every person is able to learn a job.
Welcome to the documentary from the BBC World Service.
My name's Amy Zayed and I am one of a very few disabled journalists working in Germany today.
In this edition of assignment, I'm asking why so many German
people with a disability are excluded from the world of work.
Why inclusion is so difficult?