Palmy father creates business for son
Hi neighbours,
Check out this lovely story! Palmerston North man Saad Al-Harran grew tired of his 22-year-old autistic son Faisal being turned away from jobs, so he created one for him.
He built a hydroponic greenhouse at his home to grow a rare species of cucumber and eggplant, and tasked Faisal with growing and selling the vegetables. What a cool dad! To read more about this, click here.
What do you think about this business venture? Do you know of others with disabilities that struggle to find employment? Share your thoughts with us in the replies below.
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