The Career Advancement Program (TCAP)
Empowering Adults. Building Careers. Breaking Cycles of Poverty.
The Campaign Against Hunger (TCAH) is proud to introduce The Career Advancement Program (TCAP), a comprehensive workforce development initiative designed to empower marginalized adults in food-insecure communities. TCAP’s core mission is to break cycles of poverty and food insecurity by providing essential tools, industry credentials, and support for stable, living-wage employment.
Who TCAP Serves
TCAP specifically targets adults aged 25–55 who are unemployed or underemployed , may lack a high school diploma or GED , are experiencing housing or food insecurity , or are disconnected from the workforce due to various barriers. The program focuses on residents in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Crown Heights, East New York (Brooklyn), and Far Rockaway (Queens).
Our Holistic Approach
TCAP is structured as a six-month pathway to employment and stability, incorporating intensive training, practical experience, and essential support services:
By joining TCAP, participants receive the skills, credentials, and holistic support needed to navigate their career paths and achieve economic equity.
