PCK promotes the self-sufficiency of its students by preparing them for and connecting them to work in the food service industry and allows them to give back by preparing needed meals for those in need. Another focus of the curriculum is on life skills, which helps students not only secure a job but provides tools to build a career and a second chance at life.

PCK is a 16-week culinary vocational training program which has been transforming the lives of women and men with low-to-no income since 2000. Students in the 560-hour program will:

•Earn their ServSafe certificate They are given the opportunity to test for the certificate
•Receive training and intern in the culinary industry
•Prepare meals for those in need
•Receive services for a minimum of two years to ensure that graduates maximize their employment opportunities and continue to build positive work behavior post-graduation.