Core Insights - The article highlights the efforts of Hangzhou's municipal government and the Disabled Persons' Federation in promoting employment and rehabilitation services for disabled individuals, particularly focusing on recent initiatives aimed at enhancing job opportunities and support for special needs children [3][4]. Employment Initiatives - The Hangzhou Disabled Persons' Federation has set a target to create 1,400 new jobs for disabled individuals this year, with a current achievement of 875 jobs, representing a completion rate of 62.5% as of June [3]. - A special recruitment event for disabled university graduates was held, where participants expressed optimism about finding suitable employment after receiving job training [3]. Rehabilitation Services - The Federation has successfully provided rehabilitation assistance to 895 children with autism, surpassing its goal of 750 for the year [3]. - A citywide competition for rehabilitation skills among special needs children was organized, involving 12 teams and 60 professionals, which facilitated communication between various rehabilitation institutions [4]. - The implementation of a digital management system for rehabilitation services is underway, aimed at improving the efficiency and effectiveness of care for disabled children [4]. Policy and Support Systems - The Federation is working on a new model for the replacement of mobility aids, including a digital platform for easier access to services, which is currently in the development and testing phase [5].