my biggest fear is that i could go throughout my life never working, and that really, really frightens me. amrit is blind and has a degree and a postgraduate diploma in psychology and counselling. when her children started secondary school, she started looking for work. it's been five years and she's still not got a job. she's even struggled to get voluntary work. i was told that the office was not suitable for me as a blind person, that they wouldn't be able to accommodate a desk for me and it wouldn't be safe. the difference between the number of disabled people in work compared to non—disabled people is what's known as the disability employment gap. although it has slightly narrowed in the last few years, experts say this is in most part down to the fact that more people already in work are identifying themselves as disabled. turn around, go on, turn around, katherine, look at that. look at that. katherine loves volunteering