Mission
Our goal is to prevent obesity in kids age 0-5, by building partnerships and environments for healthy eating and active play.
Healthy and Active Before 5 (HAB45) is a collaborative project in Contra Costa County.
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Adopt a new healthy policy (like one of these) and your agency can become a role model for good health.Our work. Our priorities.
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Category Archives: food access
Monument Crisis Center is first to “Pass the Policy”
Monument Crisis Center staff shown with a new water cooler, funded by a HAB45 mini grant! When Healthy and Active Before 5 announced our policy agenda to promote environmental change within local organizations, Monument Crisis Center was the first of … Continue reading
Posted in Summit 2010, food access, partners, policy, success
Tagged Concord, food access, HAB45 Policy Agenda, mini-grants, Monument Corridor, Monument Crisis Center, no soda, water
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Michael Chavez Center opens its doors to Monument!
On a sweltering September day in Concord, the Michael Chavez Center opened its doors and shared what it had to offer to the Monument Corridor. Named after former Councilmember Michael Chavez, who made it his mission to improve the quality … Continue reading
Fresh Produce Delivered to West County Residents
Supervisor John Gioia is commitment to increasing the availability of healthy foods to his constituents. The Farm 2 Table Program is designed to provide fresh produce from local farmers to residents. Through the creation of West County Community Supported Agriculture … Continue reading
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Tagged CSA, John Gioia, Richmond, vegetables, West Contra Costa
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