Prepare Produce Provide (PPP) is the trading name for Live To Tell Your Story Inc, a not for profit organisation established in 2013 by a group of passionate educators in Western Australia. Our aim is to use food and cooking as a vehicle to help meet the needs young people in our community while providing training and support for them to develop future career pathways. Our programs create opportunities for the youth of WA to work with top chefs, local producers and other leaders within the education, hospitality, tourism and agricultural industries, to inspire and educate through programs that support and benefit a wide range of social and community causes.
Prepare Produce Provide (PPP) is a celebration of education, training and connection to each other and the land we live on.
PPP is now a registered charity!
Donations over $2 are tax deductible
Our State on a Plate - "Rising Stars" Germany National Youth Team
Vision Statement:
We want representation of Australian first people (our Aboriginal youth) at the World Culinary Olympics in Germany 2020. We would like to immerse and showcase these Aboriginal youth in culinary pathways on the world stage.
Criteria:
We are looking for someone who is genuinely proud of their culture, has self confidence and is happy to share their culture with others. They need to have an interest in food and a desire to learn and embrace new experiences. They will need to be good team players,good communicators and willing to help whenever needed.
Background Knowledge:
Since 1900, the world’s oldest and largest professional competition of chefs and pastry chefs has taken place every four years in Germany. The event organizer is the German Chefs’ Association, Verband der Köche Deutschlands e. V (VKD). The next event happens from 14th to 19th February 2020, and will take place in conjunction with the Intergastra trade show in Stuttgart for the very first time.
Congratulations Catherine MacDougall!
Winner - UN AWA World Teachers Day Award
Founder PPP
We would like to thank our Premium Sponsors
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the many countries and languages throughout Western Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture.
We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
Memberships & Involvement
Join us in this journey with the goal to inspire and empower youth by participating in positive and innovative food related programs and projects.
Maggie Dent
Meet the “Queen of Common Sense”. Maggie shares her stories in an interview by PPP Project participants.
Programs
Current and past programs and projects developed to undertake activities for young people that deliver individual and community benefits.
Professional Learning/Workshops
HEIWA approved programs are available to individuals who require upskilling or the necessary skills and knowledge to assist young people in food-related activities.
