I have a family member that is severely disabled. She used to be on a program where the government would supplement her wages - she worked at Jack in the Box, w

I have a family member that is severely disabled. She used to be on a program where the government would supplement her wages - she worked at Jack in the Box, where her employer would pay like $3/hr and the government would top that up to $10/hr. Now that program is gone and minimum wage for fast food is $20/hr. She simply cannot perform $20/hr worth of work, so she's unemployed (and living on government assistance). The previous arrangement was fantastic because the work gave her a purpose and something to do all day, and she contributed to society while saving the government money. Now she stays home and watches TV endlessly. This has informed my ideas - I think supplementing minimum wages could be a better alternative to UBI (with some exceptions).