about the inclusive café
Many social spaces aren’t fully accessible or sensory-friendly. The inclusive café aims to change that by creating a welcoming hub for wheelchair users, neurodivergent people, and the wider Trinity community.
This pilot will test a co-designed approach—bringing together students, staff, and partners to build a space that supports comfort, dignity, and real participation in everyday campus life.
tagline
inclusive spaces. shared community. lasting impact.
key features
Accessibility, sensory comfort, and choice—built into the experience.
accessibility
- wide circulation space
- adjustable tables
- accessible toilets
sensory-friendly
- quiet pods / calm zones
- soft, adjustable lighting
- lower-noise layout
staff training
Staff trained in inclusivity, accessibility, and neurodiversity awareness.
food & labelling
- gluten-free options
- clear ingredient labels
- allergy-friendly choices
health & air quality
- HEPA filters
- mask-friendly approach
- openable windows
choice
Multiple ways to order: counter, table service, or digital ordering.
pilot proposal & timeline
A short pop-up pilot to test the idea, gather feedback, and improve the design.
what we’ll test
- space layout (movement, seating, comfort)
- sensory zones (quiet and lively areas)
- menus, labelling, and service options
- feedback methods that are accessible
timeline (example)
- planning: meetings & co-design
- setup: materials, training, layout
- promotion: posters, socials, invites
- pilot week: run the pop-up café
- evaluation: report + next steps
partners & co-creation
Students are co-creators, critics, and leaders—not recipients.
get involved
Want to support the pilot, partner, or share feedback?
Email: test@example.com (test email address)