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My Jamii Cafe

My Jamii Cafe was a coffee shop, sandwich shop, and breakfast & brunch restaurant located in Honor Oak, South East London. It was a non-profit social enterprise scheme that supported, engaged and developed young people for the future. The café was run by Sam, Zoe and their amazing team who were passionate about giving young people with little access to work experience or opportunities the chance to grow their confidence and access the world of work. They gave each young person access to high quality training, improving their literacy and social skills, and enabling them to reach their full potential. Unfortunately, My Jamii Cafe has been permanently closed.

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28/03/2024

28/08/2022

Love the new menu, come and check it out, plenty for vegans and vegetarians. We make all our food to order and you sit in and enjoy a fresh juice or smoothie.

All profits from sales in the cafe are invested in training young people not in education or training to provide them with the experience of working in the hospitality industry learning customer service and barista skills.

24/07/2022

Please help us support other charities by dropping off your clean milk tops at the cafe. The recycling plant pays the charity directly for every 500 grams we send them.

10/03/2022

Thank you all for your donations last week, they have already left for the border with Ukraine.

They are requesting non-perishable food items and toiletries such as toothpaste, soap and sanitary items.

We will be open every day for anyone to drop items off.

23/08/2021

7 years of providing training and mentoring for young people with a variety of needs whilst providing the community with artisan coffee, teas, cakes and pastries we specialise in products that are better choices for the planet and support business that puts the environment first.
Open 7 days a week for popular refils that are price matched to large supermarkets making it affordable to a wider range of customers.
We pride ourselves on representing the community we serve by reflecting that community with the staff we employ.

We RECIEVE NO FUNDING our project has survived through strong business skills and the loyalty of our customers who believe that every young person deserves the opportunity to reach their own potential and should not be limited by any labels they have been given.

21/06/2021

We are very excited to be hosting a baby massage course at the cafe starting on Monday 5th July at 10.30am. Emily will teach you how to safely massage your baby to help them with their development as well as see improvement with colic, tummy troubles and sleep!

The spaces are limited so please email to book your spot or for more information - [email protected]

The course is suitable for babies 3 to 4 weeks to pre crawling. Usually the course costs £45 but for July we are offering it for £40 and this includes massage oil!

27/05/2021

Reusable coffee filter, beans and mug.

These reusable coffee filters is made with 70% recycled stainless steel, a tree is planted with every purchase.

20/05/2021

A year ago like most businesses we closed our doors and needed to rethink what we do.

Today we are still a cafe that provides training to young people who need more support. But we are also a eco general store supplying our local community with refils to reduce plastic use/waste and earth friendly products for the home.

Thank you to our very loyal customers who continue to support what we are doing 🥰

03/04/2021

Loving the new look shop filled with vegan, soy and gluten free products both savoury and sweet. All your refills, eco home wares and of course the cafe with vegan and gluten free cakes and hot pies.

We are preparing the back to welcome you all in again to sit and meet friends when we are allowed to, which hopefully is not too far away.

We have so much to be thankful for, in the year that we have all had we have been able to keep our youth work going either online or through working in strict bubbles with restrictions on activities. Today our newest trainee made his first latte that was good enough to sell am so proud.

02/04/2021

Celebrating neuro diversity, raising awareness that we all think and process situations differently.

So many of us at Jamii identify as neuro diverse, Jamii is a safe and nurturing place to be who you are.

If your in the area today pop in and say hi

01/04/2021

Happy Easter to everyone, it has been a challenge for everyone this year for many reasons. Be kind to one another, treat people how you love to be treated.
I have highlighted these sweet treats as they are handmade in Derbyshire by a family company who are ethical and wonderful employers.

We have four flavours in stock one is gluten free all are vegan. Apologies now once you eat one you will be back for more.

09/03/2021

Happy 18th Birthday for a woman who inspires us at Jamii, facing challenges head on, never giving up, always positive, kind, honest, generous and full of love and hope. We love you so much and the woman you have become.

#18

Address

3 Honor Oak Park
London
SE23 1DX

For those looking to reach Honor Oak Park in London, there are several transportation and driving options available.

Public Transport:
- The nearest train station is Honor Oak Park Overground station which has connections to central London, southbound destinations, and East London.
- There are also multiple bus routes that connect the area to other parts of London including the 122, 171, 172 and P4.

Driving/Parking:
- If you are driving, there are several parking options available nearby including on-street parking bays and a car park at Blythe Hill Fields.
- The A205 South Circular Road runs nearby for easy access from other parts of London.

Once you arrive in Honor Oak Park, you can explore the area for coffee shops, sandwich shops and breakfast & brunch restaurants.

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm

Website

http://www.myjamiicafe.com/

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What people say

My Jamii Cafe in Honor Oak Park, London is not just your average coffee shop or sandwich shop. It's a non-profit social enterprise scheme that supports, engages and develops young people for the future. Run by Sam, Zoe and their amazing team, they are passionate about giving young people with little access to work experience or opportunities the chance to grow their confidence and access the world of work.

The cafe offers great coffee and homemade food, but what sets it apart is its commitment to providing high quality training to its young employees. They improve their literacy and social skills, enabling them to reach their full potential. When they leave Jamii, they are ready and excited about their next steps.

The cafe also builds stronger neighbourhood networks by partnering with other organisations that have young peoples’ interests at heart. All this while serving you the best coffee in south east London! My Jamii Cafe is a new community cafe initiative aimed at giving young people a brighter future through teaching and support. So if you're looking for a place where you can enjoy delicious food and drinks while supporting a good cause, head over to My Jamii Cafe in Honor Oak Park today!

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