What they call their work
What they do
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Nonprofit-Operated Cafés and Social Enterprises 2 activities
- Bakes all cafe goods daily from scratchProduces all baked goods served in the cafe fresh daily, made entirely from scratch.
- Sources certified organic, fair-trade coffee and teaUses certified organic, fair-trade coffee beans and tea in all beverages served at the cafe.
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Day Habilitation Services 1 activity
- Operates "Sleepy Coffee, Too After Hours" social and recreation program for young adults with disabilitiesRuns a social and recreational program for young adults over 21 with disabilities, featuring activities such as movies, art, cooking, dance parties, and guest speakers.
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Supported Employment for Developmental Disabilities 1 activity
- Provides on-the-job training and employment for people with disabilities in a cafe settingOffers industry-level, on-the-job training and employment opportunities in a self-sustaining, inclusive cafe environment for individuals with disabilities, providing meaningful workplace experience.
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Who they work with
- Double Barrel Roasters Partner — Supplies certified, organic, fair-trade coffee beans and tea to Sleepy Coffee Too.
- John's Crazy Socks Partner — Collaborated virtually with Sleepy Coffee Too to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day.
- Sleepy Hollow High School Partner — Collaborative relationship through the founder's prior development of the SHADE program, which informed the design of Sleepy Coffee, Too After Hours.
How they approach the work
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- Inclusive Employment through Social Enterprisemethodology: inclusive_employmentBy operating a self-sustaining cafe as a real-world business, the organization provides job training and competitive employment opportunities for people with disabilities, because integrated work environments produce better employment outcomes and social inclusion.