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The Oregon Coast Community College Small Business Development Center is excited to announce that its upcoming workshop, “A Day in the Life of Disability,” will now be available at no cost to participants. This workshop aims to provide small business owners and employees with valuable insights into creating a more inclusive environment for individuals with disabilities.
Scheduled to take place in the coming weeks, the workshop will cover various aspects of accessibility, including practical strategies for improving physical spaces and enhancing customer service. Participants will learn about the importance of accommodating diverse needs and how doing so can positively impact their businesses.
By fostering a greater understanding of disability issues, the workshop seeks to empower small business owners to make meaningful changes that benefit both their customers and their bottom line. The Small Business Development Center encourages all interested parties to register early, as spaces are limited for this informative and impactful event.
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