What problems did disabled people face during Great Depression?

During the Great Depression, disabled people faced significant challenges, including extreme poverty, limited access to employment, and inadequate social services. Many were excluded from relief programs and job opportunities, leading to increased dependence on family or charity. Additionally, societal stigma often marginalized them further, making it difficult to access the support and resources they needed to survive during this difficult period. Overall, the economic crisis exacerbated existing inequalities and discrimination against disabled individuals.