What websites list "work at home" jobs?

Are there websites or places you can call to find work at home jobs for the disabled?

• I am looking for a work at home job because I have cerebral palsy. If anyone knows of any places I am may be able to contact to help me find work at home jobs that would be great. I ...show more

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  I have a mental health disability and everyone I once knew while disabled are now leaders and social engineers in the field. Everytime I try to apply for services or knew someone who now specifically claims to help others like you or me in these companies I find that they really don't serve the community we're in at all and we're dropped like dead flies. Also, I tried to intern for some of the services where I was in attendance, and I was not allowed at all to do such and kicked out the door. If you know someone as a guide through the process, they throw you out once you are interested in working simply because you are disabled and that individual (s) is a nightmare to know afterwards. Therefore, your best bet is trying a place that doesn't know you at all. Also, a lot of these places have young white women, and then ever other race, in their twenties and thirties who are party girls there to socialize and when you meet with one, you feel like you are going out on a date looking at someone's exposed bust in front of you and that you are getting discriminated against rather than receiving aid and help. Therefore, watch out for who you trust, make sure the help/aid workers are conservative. If they look like Polyanna in tight see through princess clothes, nod at you the whole time but aren't getting it, then I suggest you find professionals to help you out in your mission. It's hard because the public hates you and wants you on the street.