Oregonian journalists investigate a federal program meant to provide jobs to workers with severe disabilities - and discover that the contractors are reaping the rewards.

A tiny government agency has a well-intentioned mission: to channel federal contracts to non-profit groups that train and employ workers who are blind or have severe disabilities. Known as JWOD, the program is so obscure that even some members of Congress are unaware of its existence. But when journalists from the Oregonian exposed fraud by one of JWOD's biggest contractors, the program took on a much higher, if unwanted, profile.