Noah's Agape Café grand opening is underway! Stop by before 3 p.m. to see what makes it so special ☀☕
This is the first look of Noah's Agape Cafe. This has been in the making for about a year now. The owner of this new shop says she is not only employing those with special needs, but she is making sure their positions are visible to those they are serving.Noah’s Agape Café at 102 State Road 13 is hiring people with special needs. Positions include cashiers, dining room assistants, stockers, dishwashers and working behind the coffee bar.
Beckie Schwartz's mission is to not only hire people with intellectual developments and disabilities, but make sure their positions are visible to the customers they are serving. She named the café, which was a year in the making, after her son, 15-year-old Noah Guptill. He has Down syndrome, autism and is legally blind but will be the youngest employee there.The coffee is specially blended by Martin Coffee Company, the oldest coffee roaster in North Florida.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2021, 19.1% of people with an intellectual and developmental disability in the United States were employed.Schwartz not only wants to improve that number but wants her employees to know their jobs are meaningful. “I just want to be the hands of feet of Jesus. This is the community’s coffee shop,” Schwartz said. “I hope we can do great things for the community.”
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