
Darcy St Project began in 2014 as a humanitarian project disguised as a cafe. Through a cafe shopfront, Darcy St Project provides training and work experience for at-risk youth, first nations people, and many other vulnerable communities that face barriers and discrimination in securing employment and help them secure a job as a barista in Australia's thriving cafe industry.
After 10 years of experience driving local impact, through four shopfronts, Darcy St Project is ready to scale its knowledge and experience to more people by developing an accessible digital platform guiding others to build their own social enterprise, mirroring the Darcy St model, and providing training to more at-risk communities across Australia.
The Digital Platform is envisioned as an integrated, multifunctional educating, training and connecting Agents of Change, Changemarkers, and Impact Partners to deliver social impact through the Darcy St model.
We were engaged to assist Darcy St Project to develop a pitch deck & functional outline for the digital platform to gather funding & support for the project.