Participants have access to free medical, dental, behavioral health, recovery, and pharmacy services to ensure their success in the program.

“‘Prepped To Serve Appalachia’ addresses a critical need for skilled workers in West Virginia's fine dining sector while offering participants a pathway to employment and financial stability. Participants receive not only culinary training but also essential healthcare services, ensuring they are well-prepared for their new careers,” Secretary of Commerce James Bailey said.

Graduates of the program will be prepared for high-end food prep and service positions, offering a living wage and a pathway to sustainable employment.

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