Life's Worc headquarters in Garden City dedicated in honor of its founder
Victoria Schneps-Yunis began speaking up for children with developmental disabilities in the 1970s.
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Oct 19, 2023, 1:53 PM
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3h agoA Garden City building will now forever honor a Long Islanders who dedicated her life to helping those with disabilities.
The Life’s Worc headquarters is now named after its founder – Victoria Schneps-Yunis.
Schneps-Yunis began speaking up for children with developmental disabilities in the 1970s.
She then founded the nonprofit Life’s Worc which now cares for 2,000 people.
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