The HEAL Collaborative consists of local health, nutrition, and community professionals dedicated to improving the health environment for residents within the 14 counties of the Gold Country Region.
If you are interested in joining the HEAL Collaborative or have questions on membership, please contact Dawn Dunlap at ddunlap@Healtheducationcouncil.org or by calling 916-556-3344 x 137
Benefits of becoming a HEAL Collaborative member include:
- Be part of a regional network of professionals working toward obesity reduction
- Access Materials and Resources to assist in your work
- Access Training opportunities throughout the region
- Be first to learn about Mini-grant opportunities
- Share Best Practice information in the area of nutrition, physical activity and food security
Current HEAL Members:
- American Cancer Society
- City of Sacramento Department of Parks and Recreation
- Educational Institutions
- Elk Grove Unified School District
- Health Education Council
- Lee Vining School District
- Mono County Office of Education
- Native American Health Center
- Placer County Health Department
- Placer County WIC
- Raley's Family of Fine Foods
- Sacramento County Child Health and Disability Prevention Program
- Sacramento County Department of Health and Human Services Healthy Eating Living Partnership
- Sacramento County Head Start
- Sacramento County WIC
- Sacramento Hunger Commission
- San Joaquin County Public Health Services
- San Juan Unified School District
- Solano County Health and Social Services Department
- Stanislaus County Health Services Agency
- UC Cooperative Extension Amador, Calaveras, Tuolumne Counties
- UC Cooperative Extension Placer and Nevada Counties
- UC Cooperative Extension Sacramento County
- UC Cooperative Extension Solano County
CONTACT
- Email: Dawn Dunlap
- Phone: 916.556.3344
FORMS (pdf format)
- Best Practices Form
- Have a great program or event you would like to share?
- New Member Form
- Would you like to join the Heal Collaborative?
- Issue Paper
- Access to Healthy foods: The Challenges and Implication for Food Stamp Eligible Recipients in Low-Income Neighborhoods.
- Materials Request Form
- Use this form to order copies of the HEAL Collaborative Issue Brief
- Minigrant RFP
- Do you have an event or activety with a nutrition education focus that you need funding for? (2007 Application is now available!)( Word PDF)
3950 Industrial Blvd. Suite 600
West Sacramento, CA 95691
Phone: 916-556-3344
Fax: 916-446-0427