A multicultural group of adult neighbours sharing food around an outdoor table

Community

Every Kebbo’s should belong to its neighbourhood.

Local jobs, useful partnerships and hospitality that feels open to the whole community.Our Community Plan

Local by design

A restaurant means more when it knows the people it serves.

Kebbo’s community approach begins close to home: creating employment, welcoming different cultures and listening to the needs of each neighbourhood.

We will not describe future intentions as achievements. Once restaurants open, participation will be measured and reported honestly.

Our priorities

Practical ways to participate.

01

Local employment

Confirmed recruitment details will be published when locations and roles are approved.

02

Career information

Role descriptions and employment conditions will be published only after final approval.

03

Genuine partnerships

Develop relationships with local clubs, community groups and not-for-profit organisations—not one-off publicity moments.

04

Food support

Explore responsible options for safe surplus food when food-safety requirements and suitable partners allow.

05

Inclusive hospitality

Create restaurants that welcome different cultures, backgrounds and dietary preferences.

Measured, not just promised

Community progress people can actually see.

Once restaurants are operating, Kebbo’s intends to publish practical measures rather than broad claims.
01Local employment02Confirmed role details03Community partners04Meals or funds contributed05Local supplier participation06Food-waste progress

Built with the neighbourhood

Listen first. Partner properly. Stay involved.

Community organisations will be able to contact their local Kebbo’s about appropriate partnerships once locations are operating.
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