The eye-catching project was created for a worthy cause, making it even more appealing to tourists. Its main objective is to donate a portion of its proceeds to the Lily House Foundation, which rescues trafficked women and subsequently pays for the tuition of those who have children, as well as providing them with medication.
San Pedro de Macoris is renowned for its beautiful beaches, as well as its significant contribution to industrial development. This province hides charming and endearing places. One of them is the Leche y Miel (Milk and Honey) project, a tourist attraction with a unique concept and an extraordinary humanitarian cause.
Leche y Miel is also considered a family space that seeks the enjoyment of young and old, it has activities such as skating, karaoke night, making and designing cookies, among others.
Enjoying a delicious coffee there is a truly special experience; the ambiance and harmony are a wonderful treat. The establishment also features a pastry shop and a space for family or business meetings and birthday celebrations.
The eye-catching project was created for a worthy cause, making it even more appealing to tourists. Its main objective is to donate a portion of its proceeds to the Lily House Foundation, which rescues trafficked women and subsequently pays for the tuition of those who have children, as well as providing them with medication.
Currently, the foundation works hand in hand with the National Council for Children and Adolescents (CONANI) to rescue minors who are trafficked and used for prostitution.
Thanks to the funds from this tourist attraction, those who go through this nightmare, after being rescued, have the opportunity to rehabilitate and reintegrate into society in a very productive way because they are trained and taught to make cakes, paintings and crafts, thus completely distancing them from the life they led.
Erika Jude, the business owner, understands that everyone can contribute in some way to eradicating human trafficking. She seeks purpose in her life, and part of that is helping those in need.
For Jude, it's wonderful that people visit the shop, have a coffee, and at the same time contribute to a worthy cause.
You can experience this welcoming atmosphere. The place is open from Tuesday to Sunday and is located on the Juan Dolio Boulevard in San Pedro de Macoris.
Source: Ministry of Tourism
