The charity says placements could be paid for through personalised budgets – in essence taking disabled claimants out of the Work Programme and using the cash to fund disability employment advisers, employers and disabled people planning the support needed for the individual to get and keep the job.
But until the paralympics, no one took disabled athletes seriously.
It has taken disabled people a long time to win that simple right.
Epic Enabled are geared up to take disabled people on African safaris, so polish up your pith helmet and have a gander.
Growing up middle-class in Lebanon, Jarrah "played basketball and took disabled kids camping and volunteered in an antidrug program" -- activities much like those some of Flight 93's crew and passengers had engaged in.
Martin, who works for Islington council taking disabled children to school, told me how he'd spent a month sleeping either in Hampstead Heath or by the canal near London Zoo.
Some believe one sign that minority groups are not taken seriously is when characters in popular culture are not played by members of that group (from the Black and White Minstrels of the 60s and 70s to non-disabled actors taking disabled parts).
The vote is expected to be close, because of an eruption from the right-wing fringe, led by people like Rick Santorum, the former senator, who says the treaty "crushes" American sovereignty and opens the door to bureaucrats taking disabled children from their parents' arms.
The British public have taken disabled athletes to their hearts in the same way as they lauded Team GB's Olympic heroes.
This exciting new format has the ability to transport people to places they could only dream of: taking disabled people to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, for example, or scuba diving at the Great Barrier Reef with those who will never make it there themselves.
