60 Year Old Seeking Work

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What about something like JoAnn's (the fabric store) or something like that? Or a Hobby Lobby? just a few suggestions. Good luck to your mom!

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I agree with the other moms re. the hobby stores for benefits, etc. If she still has the time depending on her hours, she may be able to teach at home. Over the summer, I shuttled a child to a private home for art lessons. You could promote her through your business, and perhaps your PTA would allow her to advertise. Some schools also allow people to put flyers in the kids weekly packets. Good luck!

As I read your request and your mom's interest, the first thing that came to my mind was a place like Hancock Fabrics, Hobby Lobby, Walmart...something in the craft/fabric sections.

Good luck

How about applying to a school district as a teacher's assistant?