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A coffee shop in South Jakarta, Kopi Kamu, hired people with Down syndrome as baristas and servers, giving them real jobs and pay in a country with limited opportunities for people with disabilities.
The idea came from owner Rocky Pesik after seeing their potential at a festival. Since launching in December 2023, employees work part-time shifts, handling orders, making drinks, and serving customers. The café adapted its setup with color-coded bottles, photo-based table systems, and lower counters.
Manager Gabriel Pesik says the workplace feels like family. Employees have grown more confident, and parents report positive changes in their behavior.
Customers have strongly supported the initiative, boosting sales. The café now employs more people with disabilities, expanding its inclusive mission.A coffee shop in South Jakarta, Kopi Kamu, hired people with Down syndrome as baristas and servers, giving them real jobs and pay in a country with limited opportunities for people with disabilities. The idea came from owner Rocky Pesik after seeing their potential at a festival. Since launching in December 2023, employees work part-time shifts, handling orders, making drinks, and serving customers. The café adapted its setup with color-coded bottles, photo-based table systems, and lower counters. Manager Gabriel Pesik says the workplace feels like family. Employees have grown more confident, and parents report positive changes in their behavior. Customers have strongly supported the initiative, boosting sales. The café now employs more people with disabilities, expanding its inclusive mission.
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