Partnerships

Low-income California families face rising rates of obesity, sedentary lifestyle, food insecurity, and hunger that sometimes contribute to preventable health problems. The Network for a Healthy California (Network) brings organizations to address a common goal and mission. That mission is to create innovative relationships that empower low-income Californians to increase fruit and vegetable consumption, physical activity, and food security, with the goal of preventing obesity and other diet-related chronic diseases. Collaboration at the state, regional and local levels is vital for the Network in efforts to reach individuals, families, and entire low-income communities to maximize the impact of nutrition education through California’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

The Network Partnerships work collaboratively to promote integrated, cross-cutting programs. Innovative partnerships support the Network in a joint effort to widen the SNAP-Ed and CalFresh reach and to increase program effectiveness, empowering low-income Californian’s to make healthy food and physical activity choices.

Network Partnership Development Infrastructure  

The infrastructure of the Network is integrated to facilitate coordination and communication and capture synergy among diverse partners. 
The Network Partnership Infrastructure:

The Network Partnership Infrastructure promotes Network goals and objectives through various channels and programs. Learn more about Network Partnerships by visiting:

Food Access Nutrition Education and Outreach (FANOut)  

Leadership and Technical Assistance Projects   

Network for a Healthy California Statewide Collaborative (NSC)   

Regional Networks 

Network Campaign and Program Advisory Groups

Network staff

Network partners