Here’s To Strength is a beautiful local community hub where you can access a multitude of support and resources. Along with their Wellness Hub, they have a beautiful café which is available for anyone to visit and enjoy, and is incredibly family friendly. I’m talking multiple seating areas with plenty of space to navigate a pram, a beautiful backyard space with a cubby, swing and lots of toys, plus ANIMALS! Their gorgeous ducks and rabbits can be found running around in their pens (or around the backyard, if you’re there at the right time) and are so much fun for the kids to watch while you enjoy a coffee and delicious food!
Their café is a welcoming community safe space offering soul comforting, organic, fresh, locally sourced, consciously plated food, accessible to all, no matter your dietary needs or budget. Their kids snack plate was a real winner with my little ones, as well as their delicious babyccinos! My favourite is their Weekend Brunch with a delicious latte, and finishing off with a sweet treat from their cabinet!
Pay it forward meals and concession discounts
Are available instore thanks to their not for profit initiatives and the generosity of their local communities. All you have to do is show your concession card to receive 10% off all food and drink or ask one of their friendly team members to show you their pay it forward wall and redeem a donated meal or beverage completely free, helping you once in a while to access a bit of self care even when you cannot afford to.
The following concession cards are accepted to offer café discounts:
Seniors, DVA, Centrelink Pension, Low Income Healthcare Card
Additionally they would like to pay thanks to their first responders by offering the same discount when you are either in uniform or are able to show identification instore. This include professions working on the frontline such as Police, Ambulance, Metro Fire Service, CFS, SES and Surf Life Saving.
Here’s To Strength
Location: 1A Old Coach Road, Aldinga
Opening times: Every Day 7am – 5pm
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