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The Uruguay Kitchen Program is the first experience implemented from the Brazil Kitchen Program, in Latin America, based on our cultural and food identity, creating from there our own intervention strategies.
The objective of this Program is to promote food education, in favor of an improvement in eating habits that favor a better state of health in all age groups, especially the most vulnerable such as pregnant women and those in the early stages of childhood.
The Uruguay Kitchen Program arises from coordination carried out with the Social Service of the Brazilian Industry (SESI). Upon learning about the decentralization and territorialization process of Montevideo and seeing the initiatives from the food point of view, a fully equipped Mobile Unit was donated by this Industry, making Uruguay the first in Latin America to be able to implement this Education Program Food with our cultural characteristics and identity.
The strategic axis of the Uruguay Kitchen Program is based on carrying out educational activities through theoretical-practical courses.
Mobile classroom
The training in the Mobile Itinerant Unit Mobile Kitchen is dictated by technicians Licensed in Nutrition and Kitchen Assistants, teaching the courses in the theoretical - practical mode, currently there is a maximum capacity of 35 people per course, with a duration of 4 days where the Material Kit and certificate are delivered.
Office
In all our courses the Kit of materials is delivered, which consists of a kitchen manual, diffusion booklets (apron, hat, pen and notebook). At the end of the course, a certificate is delivered, all of which are free to access.
Fixed classroom
If you were unable to attend our courses taught by the mobile unit, you can also enroll in our courses in the permanent classroom that is currently located in the premises of the MAM, Mercado Agricola de Montevideo.
Rich and homemade
The book containing recipes for healthy eating is available for download online, in which the Cocina Uruguay program participated and supported.
Montevideo
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