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Sanctuary Kitchen Hiring a PT Program Associate

Sanctuary Kitchen Program Associate

New Haven, CT

Sanctuary Kitchen, a program of CitySeed, partners with immigrant and refugee chefs to build economic opportunity and authentic connections through food. We are seeking a part-time Program Associate to support all aspects of Sanctuary Kitchen programming and our social enterprise. Our vision is to enhance the culinary skills of refugees and immigrants in a supportive environment that honors story and diverse cultural traditions, fosters community and understanding, offers professional development, and generates economic success in the most delicious way possible. We do this through refugee and immigrant-led cooking classes, supper clubs, and other culinary events. Our social enterprise provides multicultural catering and food products that support employment, professional training, and integration for refugees and immigrants in Greater New Haven.

The ideal candidate is detail oriented, hardworking, and creative with an enthusiasm for connecting communities through food. The Program Associate will gain broad experience about the nonprofit sector and food industry, and be mentored and trained by professionals with decades of combined experience in these spaces.

Details:

● Desired Start Date: ASAP

● Location: New Haven, CT (some in-person duties required)

● This position is part-time, approximately 24-32 hours a week at $20/hour

● The Sanctuary Kitchen Program Associate will be expected to work occasional evenings and weekends, to support events and programs, as needed.

Full job posting and details can be found here: https://cityseed.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Sanctuary-Kitchen-P...

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