Kherut empowers survivors of human trafficking by providing education, mentorship, and long-term employment opportunities in a safe and supportive environment.
Kherut’s innovative solution is to build commissary kitchens that will support private and corporate catering, cooking events and daily food service locations. Working with partnering organizations such as Grandma’s House of Hope, Teen Project/Vera’s Sanctuary, Waymakers, Salvation Army, Casa Teresa and I Sanctuary, survivors enter into a 420-hour, paid training program to learn skills in food service, cooking, catering, event planning, menu design, social media, customer service, bookkeeping, inventory control, marketing, sales, and problem-solving related to the business. Long-term employees will advance within the organization or leave with the skills, experience and references they need to be successful and independent outside of it.