Made in Marylebone
Our Social Enterprise
Made in Marylebone is a social enterprise with two distinct arms – Munch in Marylebone (catering service) and Space in Marylebone (meeting room hire). Our mission is to run sustainable businesses which equip the women at the Marylebone Project with the skills and training needed to gain employment, as well as to support the overall aims of the Marylebone Project. We offer workshops and courses in hospitality and catering, as well as volunteering opportunities in our professional kitchen. All profits are reinvested into providing further opportunities for our women and supporting the work of The Marylebone Project.
Munch in Marylebone
Space in Marylebone
Some of our happy customers…
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Get Involved
Training Workshops
At Made in Marylebone, we offer training and workshops to equip women for employment, and we would love to offer more! If you have a skill that you would love to share, please get in touch.
Work Experience
We believe work experience is the best preparation for employment. If your company or organisation can offer work experience to the women at the Marylebone Project, we would love to hear from you.
Volunteer
There are plenty of opportunities to volunteer at Made in Marylebone and be a part of this exciting social enterprise. Whether you would like to run a workshop, provide admin and reception support to Space in Marylebone, or offer your business, marketing or creative skills to help develop the enterprise, there are opportunities for you.
Get in Touch
To find out more about our catering or events spaces please do get in touch with the Made in Marylebone Team.
E: mim@madeinmarylebone.co.uk
T: 0203 9591440
Address: Elgood House, 10 Daventry Street, NW1 5NX
Learn
Every woman who benefits from the work of the Marylebone Project is inspirational with their own unique journey.
Donate
Every donation – big or small, goes directly to supporting our work and making that crucial difference in tackling women’s homelessness.