An extra shot at employment for Australians living with disabilities

Bianca Ward (L) and Andrew Kenny (R) are training to be baristas

Bianca Ward (L) and Andrew Kenny (R) are training to be baristas Source: SBS

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An Australian cafe project is brewing up job opportunities for people living with autism, Asperger's syndrome and other learning difficulties.

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