SOUTH SACRAMENTO BHC GRANTEES

INCREASING ACCESS TO FRESH FOOD

Valley Vision The Regional Food Systems Collaborative/To strengthen the capacity of the Sacramento Region Food System Collaborative (FSC) to effect policy and systems change that will reduce health disparities in underserved communities in the Sacramento region. bill.mueller@valleyvision.org robyn.krock@valleyvision.org 916-325-1630 Soil Born Farms Healthy Food for All/To create systems level mechanisms and an environment that supports more local food consumption and healthy food education for South Sacramento residents. Shawn Harrison sharrison@soilborn.org Melissa Guajardo mguajardo@soilborn.org 363-9685 Soil Born Farms Sub-contractors Ubuntu Green Charles Mason charles@ubuntugreen.org

Isabel Maioriello-Gallus Isabel@ubuntugreen.org 9166690671 Asian Resources Chong Vang chong@asianresources.org 916-454-1892 Alchemist CDC Davida Douglas davida@alchemistcdc.org 916-204-8260 LPC Consulting Lynne Cannady lynne@lpc-associates.com 916-448-8026 Allison Burke Allison@lpc-associates.com 916-448-8026 Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services Kathleen Babin resourcedevelopment@sacramentof oodbank.org 916-456-1980 Molly Lawrence vista@sacramentofoodbank.org 916-456-1980 Pesticide Watch Education Fund The California Food Project/To strengthen the capacity of residents, youth and community organizations in South Sacramento to advocate for greater access to locally grown, healthy food. Neighborhoods currently targeted include Oak Park (which also includes Lawrence Park), Fruitridge Manor, The Avenues, North City Farms, & Colonial Heights.

Paul Towers paul@pesticidewatch.org 916-551-1883 x113 Maya Abood maya@pesticidewatch.org Fresh Producers To provide young people in South Sacramento with professional work experience while fostering healthy food environments by creating youth-run businesses that deliver fresh fruits and vegetables to the South Sacramento Building Healthy Communities target area. rabbidavid@freshproducers.org Neighbor Works Strengthening the Healthy Food Movement in Oak Park and Improving the Health of Oak Park residents through expanding and further developing the Oak Park Farmers Market and Oak Park Crop Swap and by supporting other partners through the Oak Park Food Collaborative. Sharon Eghigian sharon@nwsac.org

promoting land use, transportation and community development policies. Current plans are to work in the following neighborhoods: North Oak Park, Central Oak Park, South Oak Park, Tahoe Park, Fruitridge Manor, Avondale-Glenn Elder, the Avenues and North and South Farms. Charles Mason charles@ubuntugreen.org Isabel Maioriello-Gallus Isabel@ubuntugreen.org 9166690671 Legal Services of Northern California Strengthen and expand mechanisms for linking individual health, housing and transportation problems in South Sacramento to policy and systemic changes in the local Sacramento area and statewide. Amy Williams awilliams@lsnc.net 916-551-2137 Sacramento Housing Alliance/CORE The Boards and Commissions Leadership Institute (BCLI)/To increase the representation of communities of color and low income communities on boards and commissions in the Sacramento region and to provide members and attendees of events a better understanding of the health and equity impacts of land use decisions and other government actions. Constance Slider

IMPROVING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT-ADVOCATING FOR HEALTHPROMOTING LAND USE POLICIES AND PROJECTS
Ubuntu Green To strengthen the capacity of residents and youth in South Sacramento to advocate for health

constance@sachousingalliance.org Kendra Bridges kendra@sachousingalliance.org

problems in South Sacramento to policy and systemic changes in the local Sacramento area and statewide. Amy Williams awilliams@lsnc.net 916-551-2137 Sacramento District Dental Society Increase awareness of the importance of childrens dental health on the overall health of a child and improve access to dental and health care. Cathy Levering, Exec Dir cathy@sdds.org 916.446.1211 The Effort Oak Park Community Clinic/Establish an integrated primary, behavioral health and dental healthcare home for 3,000 residents of South Sacramento. Petra Stanton pstanton@theeffort.org Elizabeth Bryant, in charge of eligibility and membership services ebryant@theeffort.org Harm Reduction Services To build the capacity of residents to learn how to access health and dental insurance programs and outreach to their neighbors to access available health services by providing monthly health screenings and on site assistance in obtaining the forms and information about qualifying for Sacramento County Medically Indigent Support Program

INCREASING ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE

Cover the Kids CTK will strengthen and expand the public/private outreach and enrollment infrastructure in the Sacramento Building Healthy Communities (SBHC) target area by providing outreach, enrollment, retention and utilization (OERU) services and having the ability to streamline health coverage applications and referrals of other social service programs through the Department of Human Assistance. Jennifer Kwan JKwan@cityofsacramento.org 916.808.3800 Sacramento City Unified School District To strengthen the infrastructure of Sacramento City Unified School District to increase school attendance and safety in schools by becoming a portal for health, wellness and human services for students and their families. barbara-kronick@sac-city.k12.ca.us 916.643.9144 Legal Services of Northern California Strengthen and expand mechanisms for linking individual health, housing and transportation

(CMISP), MediCal, medical insurance for minors, Social Security and Social Security Disability. Peter Simpson hrsdir@pacbell.net Raven beautifulravenlove@yahoo.com Capitol Community Health Network CCHN provides advocacy and centralized support services to community clinics in Sacramento and surrounding counties. Members include 12 clinic organizations which provide primary care, women's care and behavioral health services, as well as health education, to medically underserved residents of the area. The Community Health Navigator (CHN) project being coordinated by CCHN is a collaboration of culturally competent social service agencies working with community health providers. Paid and volunteer CHNs will provide access to health education, identify families in need of health interventions, navigate those families through the health system and help them find permanent health homes. Mart Keale marty@capitolhealthnetwork.org Kathleen Bianchi-Rossi kathleen@capitolhealthnetwork.org Capitol Community Health Network Sub-Contractors

Hmong Womens Heritage Association Dao Fang dao@hmongwomenheritage.org Southeast Asian Assistance Center Laura Leonelli seacenter@sbcglobal.net Latino based org TBD

COMMUNITY ORGANIZING BUILDING RESIDENT POWER

Sacramento ACT To empower residents and congregation leaders of South Sacramento to develop campaigns to improve access to health care, reduce youth violence and increase school attendance. Alicia Ross alicia@sacact.org Sacramento Housing Alliance/CORE The Boards and Commissions Leadership Institute (BCLI)/To increase the representation of communities of color and low income communities on boards and commissions in the Sacramento region and to provide members and attendees of events a better understanding of the health and equity impacts of land use decisions and other government actions. Constance Slider constance@sachousingalliance.org Kendra Bridges

kendra@sachousingalliance.org Ubuntu Green To strengthen the capacity of residents and youth in South Sacramento to advocate for health promoting land use, transportation and community development policies. Current plans are to work in the following neighborhoods: North Oak Park, Central Oak Park, South Oak Park, Tahoe Park, Fruitridge Manor, Avondale-Glenn Elder, the Avenues and North and South Farms. Charles Mason charles@ubuntugreen.org Isabel Maioriello-Gallus Isabel@ubuntugreen.org 9166690671 Hmong Womens Heritage Association To build the capacity of the Hmong, Mien and Lao communities to strengthen their relationships with each other and to work with government agencies to improve health outcomes and prevent youth violence in their communities. 2245 Florin Road Sacramento, CA 95822 Contact Person: Pa Kou Vang, Interim Executive Director Email: pkvang@hmongwomenheritage.org Phone: (916) 394-1405 Fax: (916) 392-9326 Hmong Womens Heritage Association and SubContractors United Iu-Mien Community, Inc.

6000 Lemon Hill Avenue Sacramento, CA. 95824 Contact Person: Dr. Chiem-Seng Yaangh, President Email: mienmail@netzero.net Office: 916-383-3083 Cell: 916-838-6081 Sacramento Hmong Mediation Inc. 5709 Stockton Blvd Sacramento, CA 95824 Contact Person: Zang Fang, Board President Email: zangfang@yahoo.com Phone: (916) 949-5929 Sacramento Asian American Minority, Inc 5838 Franklin Blvd Sacramento, CA 95824 Contact Person: Kathy May Ly, Executive Director Email: saami_kathy@yahoo.com Office: 916 392 8010 Fax: 916 392 8011 Cell: 209 808-6046

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES

Community Services Planning Council Healthy City Greater Sacramento Regional Partnership/To develop and implement cutting edge data tools to inform the planning, organizing, and advocacy for social equity for all communities within the Sacramento region. Alan Lange alange@communitycouncil.org 916-447-7063 x360 CSPC Sub-contractors:

Sacramento Housing Alliance/CORE Kendra Bridges kendra@sachousingalliance.org 916-455-4900 UC Davis Center for Regional Change Teri Greenfield tgreenfield@ucdavis.edu Legal Services of Northern California Strengthen and expand mechanisms for linking individual health, housing and transportation problems in South Sacramento to policy and systemic changes in the local Sacramento area and statewide. Amy Williams awilliams@lsnc.net 916-551-2137 Nonprofit Resource Center To build the organizational capacity of small community based organizations that are providing needed services to the community within the South Sacramento Building Healthy Communities target area and to strengthen the effectiveness of the BHC hub. Gail Catlin GCatlin@nprcenter.org

organizations and youth to work together to improve and enhance support to LGBTQ youth and their families in South Sacramento. Susan Gallagher sgallag40@yahoo.com (916) 366-4600 La Familia To build the capacity of youth from high risk underserved populations in South Sacramento to become leaders and advocates to promote reductions in youth violence, to increase safety and promote health issues that impact their communities. Anita Barnes anitab@lafcc.com Vidal Gonzales VSGonzaP@delpaso.seta.net Sacramento City Unified School District Develop and expand youth led violence, harassment and bullying prevention programs. barbara-kronick@sac-city.k12.ca.us 916.643.9144 SCUSD Sub-Contractors Heather Browne, WEAVE hbrown@weaveinc.org 916-448-2321 Stephanie Francis, Capitol Unity Council stephanie@championsofunity.org 916-563-3217 People Reaching Out

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Mental Health America of Northern California LGBTQ Youth Collaborative/To build the capacity of youth-serving

Youth Block Reports/To conduct a visual and audio assessment of the South Sacramento Building Healthy Communities target area from the youth perspective. stacia@peoplereachingout.org erikag@peoplereachingout.org People Reaching Out SubContractors UC Davis Kindra Montgomery kfmontgomery@ucdavis.edu belreyes@ucdavis.edu Access Sacramento Increase the amount of community health media coverage from the youth perspective. Neighborhood News Bureaus have been established at La Familia and Asian Resources Inc. Youth will have the opportunity to create daily posts on blog pages at both locations and posts will be compiled on AccessLocal.tv Ron Cooper rcooper444@aol.com

Anita Barnes anitab@lafcc.com Vidal Gonzales VSGonzaP@delpaso.seta.net Hmong Womens Heritage Association To build the capacity of the Hmong, Mien and Lao communities to strengthen their relationships with each other and to work with government agencies to improve health outcomes and prevent youth violence in their communities. 2245 Florin Road Sacramento, CA 95822 Contact Person: Pa Kou Vang, Interim Executive Director Email: pkvang@hmongwomenheritage.org Phone: (916) 394-1405 Fax: (916) 392-9326 Hmong Womens Heritage Association and SubContractors United Iu-Mien Community, Inc. 6000 Lemon Hill Avenue Sacramento, CA. 95824 Contact Person: Dr. Chiem-Seng Yaangh, President Email: mienmail@netzero.net Office: 916-383-3083 Cell: 916-838-6081 Sacramento Hmong Mediation Inc. 5709 Stockton Blvd Sacramento, CA 95824 Contact Person: Zang Fang, Board President Email: zangfang@yahoo.com Phone: (916) 949-5929 Sacramento Asian American Minority, Inc

REDUCING YOUTH VIOLENCE

La Familia To build the capacity of youth from high risk underserved populations in South Sacramento to become leaders and advocates to promote reductions in youth violence, to increase safety and promote health issues that impact their communities.

5838 Franklin Blvd Sacramento, CA 95824 Contact Person: Kathy May Ly, Executive Director Email: saami_kathy@yahoo.com Office: 916 392 8010 Fax: 916 392 8011 Cell: 209 808-6046 Sacramento Employment and Training Agency To reduce violence in Sacramento by working with partner agencies, the faith based community, and community based organizations to provide intensive case management, employment and educational opportunities, and mentoring support to individuals identified as the drivers of violence through the Safe Community Partnership program. Christine Welsch christine@delpaso.seta.net Ronda Jackson, Project Director for Sacramento Ceasefire rondasacsafecommunity@gmail.co m Public Health Institute Safe Community Partnership /To provide technical assistance to local partners to implement the Safe Community Partnership (SCP), an evidence-based, data-driven approach designed to reduce serious gun-related street violence in the near term and on a community-wide level. Stewart Wakeling swakeling@phi.org

Sacramento City Unified School District Develop and expand youth led violence, harassment and bullying prevention programs. barbara-kronick@sac-city.k12.ca.us SCUSD Sub-Contractors Heather Browne, WEAVE hbrown@weaveinc.org 916-448-2321 Stephanie Francis, Capitol Unity Council stephanie@championsofunity.org 916-563-3217

INCREASE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

Sacramento City Unified School District In an effort to reduce childhood obesity rates, SCUSD will collaborate with the Sacramento Kings and The California Endowment to communicate and educate students, their family members and the community on the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle through physical activity and eating healthy foods. Adrian-Williams@sac-city.k12.ca.us