Renovated and recently reopened, a coffee shop with a purpose is back in business. The Stella Maris Coffee Shop is open after being shut down during the pandemic.
“Throughout the community, the name Stella Maris has long been associated with not only transformational addiction treatment, but also being a place to find community in recovery,” said Daniel Lettenberger-Klein, Stella Maris CEO.“Over the last 74 years, we have changed alongside our community but some constants have been care, community, coffee and conversation.
The coffee shop is open to the general public. It is also home to a workforce training program for clients of Stella Maris where they train to be baristas, learn about food safety, money management and customer service.
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