Alina Alam – Impacting the society in a positive way with MITTI Cafe

Alina Alam is the founder and CEO of MITTI Cafe, which furnishes experiential preparation to people with disabilities and a space to be useful and grandstand their latent capacity. Today, there are 13 bistros and 116 grown-ups with physical, scholarly or mental incapacities who run these bistros. She has been recognized in the 2020 Forbes 30 Under 30 Social Entrepreneurs list.

Alina accepts that sympathy and mental fortitude are the two weapons that could kill most issues that our reality faces today. She thinks that development is comprehensive and can just occur by embracing and engaging individuals from the most weak groups of the general public, and a productive method to do it is through empowering them with a way to vocation which is both reasonable and permits them to lead an existence with poise.

With this idea, she began Mitti Café while at University with an intent to make stages for grown-ups with physical, scholarly and mental handicaps to grandstand their bountiful potential for useful movement and make mindfulness the reason for equivalent freedoms in work.

They have 16 cafes inside establishments like Wipro, Infosys, Accenture, Wells Fargo, ANZ Bank, IQVIA, and Cytecare Hospital. Since the pandemic, the representatives with incapacities have cooked and served over 1.3 Million meela to day by day breadwinners and the destitute. This has empowered them to serve the nation while making mindfulness about the capacities of their group of heroes with handicaps.

In the limited capacity to Alina Alam is a Commonwealth Youth Awardee and has won honors like the NCPEDP Mindtree Helen Keller Award ,Times of India-She Unlimited Award ,Rotary Exemplar grant ,Microsoft Nipman Award, Tiecon Young female Entrepreneur of the Year Award amongst others.