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Independence For The Blind Students Gain Real-World Skills At Flomaton Restaurant
February 22, 2026
Independence for the Blind of West Florida students from Pensacola took part in a work-based learning program on Saturday at a Flomaton restaurant. The program aims to equip visually impaired teenagers with the real-world skills they need to thrive in college, the workforce, and in everyday life.
The students received training and real-world experiences in what it takes to work in a food business at The Junction Restaurant in Flomaton.
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2 Responses to “Independence For The Blind Students Gain Real-World Skills At Flomaton Restaurant”
I am so proud of Wiley. He was beaming when telling us about his day and what he did. He was so proud of himself. What a great program.
I love this!! Way to go Julie and The Junction!!