Network for a Healthy California--African American Campaign

The Network for a Healthy California — African American Campaign, funded by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food Stamp Program, is designed to improve the health of the low-income African American community by providing education about healthy eating and physical activity and empowering them with positive strategies for creating healthier communities. Through the work of 16 Faith-based Community Projects and six Regional Networks, the African American Campaign provides services to the nearly 40 percent of African Americans in California who are low-income.

Organizations in California may contact an African American Campaign Faith Project or Regional Network for information on activities in their area and technical assistance. Click here for more information.

State Level Contacts