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Rehoboth Acres
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Laney Wootten
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Rehoboth Acres is a faith-based nonprofit in Longview built around a day program for adults with mild to severe intellectual and developmental disabilities, where members learn new skills, build friendships, and become part of a supportive community. It operates out of a building on the Mobberly Baptist Church property off Tryon Road.
Founder and president Laney Wootten started the organization out of her own experience raising children with intellectual disabilities. The long-term goal is to grow into a full residential community with staffed group homes; the day program is the foundation they are building from.
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