Based in Worthing, Adur and West Sussex, United Kingdom, Baked is a social enterprise that operates as a cafe but also as a sort of community center. The proposed menu will include coffee and cakes. As for events, art trails and entrepreneurship-focused events are on the list for the summer and fall.
Baked was founded by Lauren Roffey who wants to currently grow the team for youth aged 16 to 24. So if you're looking for a job, check out their website for information on how to apply. It looks like it is going to be a fascinating and fulfilling place to work. Roffey herself says she uses baking as way to escape.
Contact Information
Baked website
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Social Enterprise Cafes
- Baked proves that cafes can serve not only delicious treats but also provide a space for entrepreneurship-focused events and act as community centers.
- Youth Employment Empowerment
- Baked's focus on hiring and empowering young people aged 16-24 presents an opportunity for other industries to create job opportunities for the younger generation.
- Cause-driven Events
- Baked's inclusion of art trails and cause-driven events on their menu presents an opportunity for businesses to incorporate social causes into their event strategy.
Sectors Adopting This
- Hospitality Industry
- The hospitality industry can take cues from Baked's model and use cafes as more than just places to buy food and drinks, but also as community centers and event spaces.
- Youth Employment Industry
- Baked's focus on hiring young people presents an opportunity for the youth employment industry to enhance job training programs and job placement for this demographic.
- Event Planning Industry
- Baked's inclusion of cause-driven events on their menu presents an opportunity for the event planning industry to focus on creating events that not only entertain but also educate and bring attention to important social causes.
