Recipes rebuilding lives
Award-winning cookery classes taught to you by expert refugee and migrant chefs from around the world
Welcome to Migrateful
We run cookery classes led by migrant chefs who are struggling to integrate and access employment, due to legal and linguistic barriers. Our mission is to empower and celebrate our chefs on their journey to employment and independence.
Join our Distanced Dinner Party
On Friday 5th March, we’re hosting our next Distanced Dinner Party, as reviewed in the Sunday Times, where our wonderful Bengali chef will be cooking up a 3 course, authentic feast from Bangladesh, delivered to your door.
Migrateful chefs
The Migrateful chef family now represents over 25 different countries. Find out more about our chefs and the stories that brought them to the UK.
OUR CLASSES
Cookery classes
Online or face to face, join a small group in learning delicious and authentic recipes from around the world. A great way to improve your cooking skills and feel connected with others.
Migrateful’s cookery classes help support migrants and refugees struggling to rebuild their lives.
Team & group classes
Looking for an amazing team building activity for your team working from home? Wanting to celebrate a loved one, whilst also making a huge difference to the life of our refugee chefs?
An online class is the perfect activity to enjoy with colleagues or family that aren’t near you.
Gift voucher
Why not gift your loved one the chance to learn a brand new cuisine and support our amazing chefs to rebuild their lives! One gift voucher entitles you to attend a cookery class with any of our chefs.
Catering services
Looking for catering with a difference? We provide delicious, authentic food cooked by the Migrateful chefs, for parties big and small.
PRESS
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Our blog
The Migrateful blog is a chance to learn more about our chef’s stories and gain insight on issues such as the global migrant crisis, climate change, the hostile environment policy, integration and food as a tool to allow communities to flourish.
Solidarity fund
Many of our chefs are unable to legally work and have no recourse to public funds whilst they are awaiting a decision from the Home Office about their immigration status. Our solidarity fund enables them to pay for some of their basic needs such as transport and food.