Trampoline: the social enterprise cafe that helps refugees bounce back in north London

Ellie Grant 31st March 2022

There’s a cafe in north London that offers coffee with a side of social impact. Opened in February by Pranav Chopra, the founder and CEO of Nemi Teas, Trampoline cafe employs and trains refugees while serving hot coffee and food freshly prepared on-site.

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