Hunter Multicultural Communities new caf officially opened its doors to the public today.Federal Member for Newcastle Sharon Claydon launched the caf, which is set to become a centrepiece for Hunter Multicultural Communities Waratah site.
Ms Claydon said she was pleased to provide funding for the caf under the Stronger Communities Program.
I was very pleased to give Hunter Multicultural Communities a $15,000 grant to fit out the kitchen in the caf including counters, the coffee machine and fridge.
Its fantastic to see this fabulous project become a reality. So many people have invested so much time and energy in getting it to this point.
Ms Claydon said the caf would be used for a number of purposes.
It will provide a great training space for budding young baristas and chefs to learn new skills.
Im also looking forward to the theme nights which will showcase food from a different country each night.
Ms Claydon said the multicultural caf was the perfect fit for Newcastle.
Newcastle is a diverse, inclusive city that welcomes newcomers, Ms Claydon said.
The caf will attract people who wouldnt normally come to Hunter Multicultural Communities site.
The caf will be the perfect space for the community to come together and share cultures. I have every confidence this new caf will be warmly embraced by the community.
