Training adults with mental or cognitive disabilities in catering professions

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Émeraude Solidaire
Action zones
Île-de-France
International

The project

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Help the Joyeux Apprentice Training Center train 70 team members a year
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Solution

Since 2017, Café Joyeux has been working to promote the professional inclusion of people with mental and cognitive disabilities through:
 
- the recruitment of these people (known as "équipiers joyeux") in an ordinary environment and on permanent contracts; 
 - their 2-year apprenticeship training, to obtain a state-recognized Catering Agent diploma; 
 - changing the way people look at disability.

The Emeraude Solidaire endowment fund is the sole shareholder of Café Joyeux and supports the Centre de Formation des Apprentis Joyeux (CFAJ).


The money will be used for

Donations raised will support the launch of a new class of crew members, in training via the Joyeux Apprentice Training Center.
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