Palmetto Bay Celebrates National Small Business Week
National Small Business week is celebrated from May 2nd, 2021 to May 8th, 2021 across cities in the United States. Small Business Week is intended to recognize the service, innovation and development of small businesses nationwide.

Small businesses account for half of America's workforce and new jobs are created by small business owners more than any other source. Small businesses are vital to our economy, both nationally and locally.

Palmetto Bay will be celebrating small businesses in our Village by showcasing one for each day of the week. On this first day of our 5-day recognition series, we recognize Angels Special Care!
Angels Special Care, PPEC
Dunia Soler and Jonathan Rodriguez, owners of Angels Special Care, PPEC, opened their family business in the Village last February, just as the COVID-19 pandemic began. Soler, a registered nurse specializing in pediatric care, opened Angels Special Care, PPEC to service special needs children with pediatric nursing care, physical, occupational, speech and behavioral therapy. Rodriguez, is the company’s administrator and makes sure they stay true to their core mission, to provide children and their parents in the community with compassionate, personalized, and high-quality care that improves their quality of life. They chose to open their business in Palmetto Bay because it is located near many parks and recreational facilities and is easily accessible by parents and children they serve.
Small businesses are a vital component of the success of our community. Angels Special Care is one of the many small businesses that call our Village home. Thank you for choosing Palmetto Bay! 

  • 17571 S. Dixie Highway
  • (786) 288-9542
  • Visit them on Facebook!
Let's give our small businesses in Palmetto Bay a boost this week! Take pictures of your small business this week and showcase them on social media with the hashtags:
#SmallBusinessWeek
#SmallPBBusiness
#PalmettoBayProud
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