In previous posts I've written about the city of Telosa. The community and its website has grown a bit in the past few months. They now have a community page where those who are interested in the future development of Telosa can ask questions, help support Telosa, and spread awareness. if you're curious and want to learn more, the people creating Telosa just released a live stream on YouTube. As I stated in my first post about Telosa, it will offer equality, safety, inclusion, good healthcare, education, and job training for everyone, disabled or not.
For those who are disabled, not many current disabled agencies or organizations in the states or cities offer a full range of job training, Often times accessing job training for the disabled is very confusing. Some disabled people do get good jobs, but they're also faced with bullying or discrimination just for being physically or mentally different. If Telosa continues its mission to achieve its goal, many disabled people will be able to get good jobs and be treated fairly with respect. There, they will recognize that different does not mean less. As Telosa continues to grow and attract more people, many will want to see Telosa get built and would like to live there one day.
Telosa still has quite a few years before it gets the go-ahead to be built. Telosa will bring people together of all nationalities, religions, sexual identities, gender orientations, abilities, income levels, and more. I would love for Telosa to be built, and I will continue to spread the word about it. If you or anyone is interested, you can join Telosa's community page and help support them and tell others about it. If Telosa gets built, it will benefit many people and give its future residents a better quality of life.
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