About
In Memory of Jamila
This is my Mum, Jamila.
Mum’s doll was her ‘Toto’ and baby for many years while she lived with dementia. Toto offered her unmedicated comfort and companionship. You see, Mum never stopped being a parent, and her Toto gave her someone to look after.
Mum loved the idea that we could share Toto’s with everyone. Her legacy will live on, and we will help thousands of people like my Mum.
In memory of Jamila who passed away peacefully in 2020, let’s make her and all dementia families proud. By making a small switch to our Jamilas Ethical Coffee, we can improve so many lives, together.
In Memory of Jamila
This is my Mum, Jamila.
Mum’s doll was her ‘Toto’ and baby for many years while she lived with dementia. Toto offered her unmedicated comfort and companionship. You see, Mum never stopped being a parent, and her Toto gave her someone to look after.
Mum loved the idea that we could share Toto’s with everyone. Her legacy will live on, and we will help thousands of people like my Mum.
In memory of Jamila who passed away peacefully in 2020, let’s make her and all dementia families proud. By making a small switch to our Jamilas Ethical Coffee, we can improve so many lives, together.
We donate 100% of our profits to helping people living with Dementia.
When you buy Jamila’s Ethical Coffee you are helping to improve the lives of dementia patients, their families, and carers. 100% of our profits made from each tin go towards providing unmedicated comfort in the form of dementia dolls and pets, weighted blankets, water sweets and activity care packs.
Supporting Our Community
We are rightly proud of our leadership record in sustainability, but it is our community that gives, that nourishes us, and helps us thrive. Your orders help feed street sleepers and give employment to some of the most vulnerable members of our communities. We provide training to prisoners looking to become their best selves, and give comfort and support to families caring for parents living with dementia.
Our coffee supports 30,300 female farmers across Uganda, India & Tanzania.
The beans in our coffee come from over 70,000 small holdings, farmed by families and sold to us by the international network of farmers co-operatives in Uganda, Tanzania and India. The co-ops are farmer owned, ensuring the people that grow the beans are paid a fair price and that, their ancestral land, that they hope to pass on to their children, is properly looked after for the long term. This multi-generational connection to the soil is key to sustainability. Our farmers work with nature to ensure their land will be there for us all for generations to come.
