Nonprofit

Featuring The Center For Culinary Arts Inc


  • Mission

    We are committed to fueling the social and economic growth of our community. We provide employment and training opportunities for individuals who have recently been incarcerated or are facing challenging circumstances. Through our efforts, we aim to empower them to achieve success, independence, and become valuable contributors to society, equipped with transferable skills that can be utilized globally. This commitment to our community is at the heart of everything we do.

    About Us

    We are seeking support to launch our Culinary Training and Workforce Wellness Program, a holistic employment initiative that addresses the intersection of health, economic stability, and opportunity. This project will serve individuals facing barriers to employment and health equity, especially those with histories of incarceration or poverty. The program aims to reduce chronic stress and food insecurity, while increasing employability and overall wellness.

    Population Served and Benefits

    The project will serve marginalized adults in Harlem, including returning citizens, low-income individuals, and those who have historically faced barriers to employment and healthcare access. Participants will benefit from:

    • Paid, hands-on culinary and hospitality training
    • Mental health and wellness support
    • Nutrition education and food access
    • Life skills and job readiness workshops

    Additionally, the surrounding community will benefit through community meals prepared by trainees, increased food security, and a stronger local economy driven by inclusive workforce development.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Community Development
    • Economic Development
    • Hunger, Food Security
    • Job & Workplace
    • Prison Reform

    Location

    • New York, NY, USA

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