Culinary Health Fund

?????The Culinary Health Fund is celebrating another successful year of Back to School Fairs! This year we welcomed our Culinary community to 2 events at Culinary Health Center – Nellis and Culinary Health Center – Durango. ???We handed out nearly 2,000 backpacks filled with school supplies to our participants and their families! ???Thank you to our staff for living our values of teamwork and trust. Together with our partners, we’re proud to empower our participants to get a healthy (and fun) start to the new school year by providing health resources, immunizations, sports physicals, school supplies, and more.

Culinary Health Center – Durango is celebrating 1 year this month! Congratulations to all the staff for their hard work in making Culinary Health Center – Durango a huge success!

?? May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! ?? We recognize the resilience and strength of the AAPI community. ?? Let's keep learning from one another, grow together, and create a future that respects every individual, their background and their heritage.

Our team hosted various events throughout March to recognize Women's History Month. Employees participated in events and activities that celebrated and showcased women from all walks of life and supported local women in the community. ? Women-owned food trucks were invited to the Culinary Health Centers during lunchtime, allowing employees to bond and connect over a delicious meal or refreshing cup of coffee or juice while supporting local female entrepreneurship.? ? The team also hosted a donation drive for SafeNest, a local non-profit organization that assists domestic violence victims. The team donated 15 large bags and boxes of clothing, shoes, and household items to provide hope and encouragement to local women in need. The items filled an entire donation bin at the SafeNest donation drop-off. This year, Las Vegas employees also participated in the "Silhouette Project." Employees were encouraged to share photos, anecdotes, and inspirational quotes from their favorite women on oversized silhouettes that depicted diverse women. The silhouettes were displayed in the Culinary Health Center breakrooms for all to see. Many staff members shared photos, stories and mementos to recognize women who inspired them professionally and personally. Together, they created a moving mosaic that tells a story of strength, gratitude, and celebration.?

???Curious to see what Culinary Health Center – Durango has to offer? Watch our guided?tour with Patricia Robles, Participant Advocate!