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 Thank you to all our friends who have grown with us. 

We are incredibly grateful for your unwavering support over the past two years. Your support has not only contributed to the training and employment of visually impaired baristas, but also helped raise awareness among the public about the diverse abilities of visually impaired individuals. We have been able to provide our customers with unique coffee and massage experiences. Moving forward, we will continue to explore different opportunities to further develop the employment capabilities of visually impaired individuals. 

Should you have any enquiries, please feel free to emailus at info@hkbu.org.hk

Thank you.

YAU CAFE's mission is
training up a group of visually impaired people to be baristas. 
We selected 10 out of 70 applicants to join our training, 
and recruit those with satisfactory performance to work at YAU CAFE.

The cake and desserts provided at YAU CAFE
are produced by different social enterprises.
We believe the talent of people with disabilities. 

The bread served at YAU CAFE
is supplied by So330 under
New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association 

330 bread is baked by people in recovery of mental illness (PIRs).
It provides them opportunities to work in a real work setting
and helped them gain necessary skills and confidence for open employment and community integration.