The cafe is an initiative of the Dignity for Children Foundation, which runs schools and learning centre for children from disadvantaged backgrounds, as well as social support like meals and transport. At the cafe, youth supported by the foundation can also pick up training and work experience to equip them with life skills. 

A meal at Eat X Dignity enables the foundation to continue their work. 

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De'Divine is a social enterprise programme under MySkills Foundation, a non-profit set up to empower at-risk youth from disadvantaged backgrounds with vocational and life skills. When you grab a delicious bite at this cafe, you provide the youth with a chance to learn and uplift themselves. 

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De'Divine is a social enterprise programme under MySkills Foundation, a non-profit set up to empower at-risk youth from disadvantaged backgrounds with vocational and life skills. When you grab a delicious bite at this cafe, you provide the youth with a chance to learn and uplift themselves. 

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Echoes hires its staff through local non-governmental organisations. When you dine at Echoes, you help sustain the enterprise, which in turns empowers and encourages its staff, who have trouble finding jobs because of the discrimination against people with disabilities. 

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Warm and earthy in vibe, Echoes hires people with speech and hearing disabilities to provide them with dignified livelihoods, and promote greater inclusion and understanding of people living with disabilities. Eat well and do good. 

Echoes hires its staff through local non-governmental organisations. When you dine at Echoes, you help sustain the enterprise, which in turns empowers and encourages its staff, who have trouble finding jobs because of the discrimination against people with disabilities. 

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You support local farms that practice environmentally-friendly, non-GMO and pesticide-free farming and fair trade. This helps keep the carbon footprint low. 

Go Native only works with organisations that ensure farmers and artisans are paid fair wages. Your purchase strengthens this practice.

Redesigned from an old residential building, Go Native has upcycled as much of the old house as possible. They use solar back-up power, harvest the rain, reduce plastic and compost kitchen waste. Giving them your business means helping preserve the environment. 

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Preserve a slice of Singapore’s culinary culture and experience communal living. To give back to the community, the Soh family conducts cooking classes for children of single parents and other activities for those with mental disabilities.

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Dining at JustBe doesn’t just provide you with a delicious experience, but you also help in preserving the environment. The kitchen waste goes into composting and the cafe chooses eco-friendly bagasse (sugar cane pulp) packaging. The food is kind to your body, and kind to the environment too. 

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Through working at Mirchi & Mime, its staff have not only found a sustained livelihood, they've also found a community that cares. When you dine at the restaurant, you help support those that previously found it hard to find work, and help them build a better future.

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Meet Prashant, co-founder of Mirchi & Mime and find out how it all began. 

Founded by an ex-offender and a former prison officer, The Caffeine Experience wants to get you your dose of caffeine while providing ex-offenders with the means to sustain themselves and their families. Every purchase helps provide training of the baristas, counselling sessions for staff, and other areas of staff development.

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Besides serving much-raved-about coffee, The Caffeine Experience serves second chances to ex-offenders by offering them stable employment.

Founded by an ex-offender and a former prison officer, The Caffeine Experience wants to get you your dose of caffeine while providing ex-offenders with the means to sustain themselves and their families. Every purchase helps provide training of the baristas, counselling sessions for staff, and other areas of staff development.

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A social enterprise, Soon Huat aims to provide ex-offenders, drug abusers and the less privileged in the community with meaningful employment opportunities. Founder Jabez Tan is an ex-offender who discovered his gift for cooking while serving time. 

A meal at Soon Huat supports their mission to help those on the fringe of society transform their lives. 

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Known for their unique take on bak kut teh, a Chinese pork rib dish, this restaurant also dishes out hope, by employing ex-offenders seeking a fresh start. 

A social enterprise, Soon Huat aims to provide ex-offenders, drug abusers and the less privileged in the community with meaningful employment opportunities. Founder Jabez Tan is an ex-offender who discovered his gift for cooking while serving time. 

A meal at Soon Huat supports their mission to help those on the fringe of society transform their lives. 

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