Several weeks ago, I sat waiting for a cappuccino inside Gyumri’s new Aregak Bakery. A particularly earnest young barista was working the espresso machine, taking direction from his more experienced counterpart. After frothing and pouring the milk, the young man slowly approached me, focusing intently on the warm mug in his hand. Then, our e
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Thank you for this wonderful and inspiring story!
It is wonderful to hear of this endeavor. It always begins with a first step; and this is so needed for the advancement, inclusion, and acceptance of all people, irrespective of their “abilities or disabilities”. We each have something valuable to contribute to the community. Thanks for sharing this story!
Love to connect with you Sarah! Terrific article!
Sarah, this is such an inspiring story and made me so proud of the work being done in Gyumri to enrich the lives of everyone that lives there. Keep up the good work and keep seeking out your passion.
Sarah jan, this is so beautiful!! Thanks for writing about Aregak and the bakery!!! I fully agree with each and every remark and sentence you wrote!!
I am so impressed by this article and the great work being done to encourage employment for those with special needs. Thank you!
So proud of you, Sarah!
Thank you for this one. Excellent work! Keep on Sarah!
Wonderful article! I enjoyed learning about this!