On June 25, nearly 150 participants joined San Joaquin Valley Health Fund’s second Policy Briefing on Climate Change and Resiliency, which focused on farmworkers and vulnerable communities in the San Joaquin Valley. “Addressing the interrelated issues of climate...
The Kings and Queens Rise co-ed youth sports and mentoring league, an initiative of The Center at Sierra Health Foundation’s Black Child Legacy Campaign program, this week launches its seventh season with a kick-off event hosted by league partner the Sacramento Kings....
The Center at Sierra Health Foundation, which serves as the Northern California regional lead for the California Department of Social Services’ (CDSS) Stop the Hate (STH) Program, was one of six cohosts for the first-ever Stop the Hate convening at The California...
On September 15, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) awarded an additional $16.3 million to 34 nonprofits to support youth suicide prevention efforts by nonprofit organizations throughout the state. The Center at Sierra Health Foundation has been...
In a continued effort to curb violence, the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) has awarded an additional $91.4 million to 173 organizations to support victims of hate crimes by providing services to survivors and facilitating anti-hate prevention...
The Black Child Legacy Campaign has made remarkable strides, reducing African American childhood deaths by 35% in #Sacramento since its inception in 2013. On July 31, Associate Director of Community Economic Development Shelley Dyer made an appearance on KCRA News to...
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