Our products and services are building better communities
The DO Food Project is a new take on the typical cafe, providing purposeful employment for people with disabilities in a cafe environment.
We drive inclusiveness because diversity enriches lives. We aim to help others be their best by providing opportunities to excel.
We have one simple value, to DO the right thing.
For us, the right thing is to strive for long-term improvement in our culture by valuing the contributions and talents of all people.
The DO Food Project is a place of belonging where there is joy in building community.
After all, the community is the best medicine.
Our social enterprises encompass a variety of industries, including hospitality, bee keeping, garden maintenance and trades' services.
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The DO Food Project Cafe
The DO Food Project Cafe serves popular favourites such as the legendary Reuben toastie, soups, salads and yummy rum balls. With an emphasis on nutritious and tasty delights, it's no wonder our cosy cafe attracts a regular clientele from all over the Macedon Ranges.
Enjoy our home made quiche and salad.
Take a break with a hot beverage of your choice
Classic fluffy white scones can be enjoyed anytime of the day
Enjoy fresh rice paper rolls with lettuce garnish for a light lunch
Abby, Victoria, Josh and Susan at the counter of the DO Food Project Cafe
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Having a job means independence - you can buy things yourself
- Laura, The DO Food Project Cafe
Laura has always wanted to work in hospitality and was one of our first supported employees at The DO For Project Cafe. She's a dedicated employee working in a small friendly and professional team, food preparation, table setting, monitoring stock and supplies and customer service.
Opening hours are 8am - 3pm Monday to Friday
Macedon Ranges Health
Corner of Neal and Lyell Street, Gisborne VIC 3437
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