Social enterprise café on Brisbane's Goodwill Bridge helps people with a disability build confidence
A social enterprise that trains and employs people with a disability has taken over one of Brisbane's most picturesque coffee spots.
Help Enterprises was awarded the lease to run a café on the Goodwill Bridge earlier this year and hopes to make a difference with each espresso.
The new not-for-profit café, named Goodwill Brew, will continue to fuel some of the 15,000 commuters who use the bridge each day.
The café was formerly run by businessman Brendan Harris who missed out on extending his lease after a state government tender process.
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