For parents of children on the autism spectrum, one of the biggest concerns is what happens after school ends. How can we create meaningful employment opportunities for individuals with autism in Hong Kong and beyond?
In our latest YouTube Episode, we explore a powerful answer to this question. Step inside Cafe 8, a meaningful initiative in Hong Kong, managed by The Nesbitt Centre, that’s creating inclusive employment opportunities for individuals on the autism spectrum and other neurodivergent individuals.
Located at the Hong Kong Maritime Museum, Cafe 8 is more than just a coffee shop—it’s a workplace where autistic and neurodivergent employees thrive in a supportive environment, showcasing their unique talents. This initiative demonstrates how businesses in Hong Kong and Asia can embrace neurodiversity to build a more inclusive future while providing real autism job opportunities.
If you’re a parent searching for autism parent support or wondering about the next steps for your child’s future, this story will inspire and empower you. Learn how Cafe 8 is setting an example for autism jobs in Hong Kong and across Asia with its inclusive hiring practices.
This episode is sponsored by SIE Fund, Oxfam Hong Kong, and the Grant for Good, whose support makes it possible to share stories of inclusivity and empowerment.
Cafe 8: Hong Kong Maritime Museum, Central Ferry Pier No. 8, Central, Hong Kong.
