Disabled workers in Kansas struggling to find employment

Nikki Heiman was excited to learn that the state was sending a job counselor to work with her son, Trenton, a high school student with Down syndrome. But that excitement fizzled when Heiman learned the specialist could only meet with Trenton once a month — and only for 15 minutes. That's all the time the counselor ...

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Disabled workers in Kansas struggling to find employment

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