On 16 October 2025, ChefLifestyle will host the Cook & Share Community Kitchen at Hopeland Training Centre in Accra, bringing together street children for a day of cooking, learning, and connection. This World Food Day event focuses on teaching lasting skills and empowerment rather than providing one-time aid.
Teaching Skills Beyond Charity
The Cook & Share Community Kitchen, organised by Ghanaian food blogger Bibiana Gyasi, focuses on equipping vulnerable children with practical skills in cooking, teamwork, and healthy living. Unlike typical “cook and donate” events, this project invests in long-term empowerment.
Bibiana Gyasi, founder of Cheflifestyle, explained the goal:
“Instead of simply cooking for the children, I want to teach them how to cook, giving them not just food for a day, but a skill and experience they will carry for a lifetime. Food is more than nourishment; it can be dignity, empowerment, and hope.”
ChefLifestyle’s Cook & Share Community Kitchen supports this year’s World Food Day theme, “Hand in Hand for Better Foods and a Better Future,” by uniting street children and partners to build skills and create sustainable food knowledge for a brighter future.
Event Features
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Cooking classes with street children
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Mentorship and talks from volunteers and professionals
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Health discussions, screenings, and wellness support
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A shared family-style meal celebrating World Food Day
About Bibiana Gyasi
Bibiana Gyasi is an entrepreneur, content creator, food blogger, and founder of Cheflifestyle, a brand that uses food as a tool for social change.
Through her platform, she has supported street children, prisoners, and students, providing both meals and training in content creation, catering, and community leadership.
Her work aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, promoting food security, education, and youth empowerment.
Call for Support
The initiative seeks partners to provide food supplies, financial donations, health resources, and transport assistance. Supporting brands gain visibility through a UN-recognised event and drive meaningful community change.
Why Join?
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Show commitment to social and environmental responsibility
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Gain positive exposure during World Food Day
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Engage with a project focused on lasting impact
Contact for Partnerships
Those interested in supporting the Cook & Share Community Kitchen can contact:
Phone: +233 55 119 2808 / +233 54 354 6213
Email: partnerships.Cheflifestyle@gmail.com
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