The Culinary Arts Training Program produces job-ready culinary graduates who can bring a professional, dedicated attitude to the preparation of delicious food.
CATP was established in 1995 by Project Renewal, a New York City organization dedicated to renewing the lives of low-income men and women who have suffered from substance abuse, homelessness and/or mental illness.
At the Culinary Arts Training Program, drug-free and stabilized individuals receive intensive culinary arts training combined with one-on-one support and employment counseling. Classes and services are provided free-of-charge to students.
Project Renewal’s support services for Culinary Arts students extend through their 12-week paid internship, graduation and the first year of employment.
Project Renewal may receive, per student, partial tuition reimbursement from vocational training sponsor agencies. |
