Rehoboth Beach Walk Promotes Employment for People with Down Syndrome
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Updated Oct 10
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What happened
The annual Boardwalk Buddy Walk took place in Rehoboth Beach to celebrate inclusion and raise awareness for people with Down Syndrome. Organizers noted that the walk is focused on creating employment opportunities for people with Down Syndrome in the community. Uncle David’s Ice Cream shop, which is owned and operated by Boardwalk Buddy, is cited as an example of local employment.
From wdel.com
Why it matters
The event promotes local job placement and acceptance for people with Down Syndrome. This effort supports local businesses, such as Uncle David’s Ice Cream shop, by providing employment opportunities within the Rehoboth Beach community.
From wdel.com
Who's involved
- Rehoboth BeachCity where the community walk took place
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The entities involved
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Rehoboth Beach
city in Sussex County, Delaware, United States
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