The café represents a first-hand example of how employing people with disabilities can benefit everyone
Ability Café was opened by Usel , a leading provider of disability employment support for adults with a disability or health condition to enter and sustain employment.
The Ability Café provides a safe and supported environment for employees to develop the skills and confidence they need, to progress into employment in the hospitality sector. This benefits and strengthens the local economy, which is currently facing recruitment difficulties. Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Ryan Murphy, said: “I’m delighted to see this new café now in place, not only because it provides a fantastic addition to our venue here at Belfast Castle, but more importantly because it will provide employment opportunities for people with disabilities.
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