More developmentally disabled Ohioans being steered directly into mainstream workforce

Without question, 19-year-old Aurora Hobden said, she wants to land a job. The prospect both thrills and frightens her. Will she be able to manage her emotions? Follow procedures? Multi-task? “What might be hard is handling the pressure,” Hobden said. “Being able to know what you’re supposed to do and do it and maybe be good at it.”