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In partnership with Ocean Beach Elementary and San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD), members of the UCSD School Wellness team helped to transform the school’s playground area into a more colorful and interactive learning environment for students.…
Lopez Maria, Family Childcare At Lopez Maria, Family Childcare, parents can rest assured that their children will receive the love, care, and nurture they need to become healthy citizens. Maria Ofelia Lopez is a very…
Latif Georges, owner of Louie’s Market Place in Oak Park, has been an authorized WIC retail vendor for the last few years after his market makeover in 2015-2016. We reached out to him to seek…
The San Diego County Childhood Obesity Initiative is a public-private partnership with the mission of reducing and preventing childhood obesity through policy, systems, and environmental change. The San Diego County Childhood Obesity Initiative is a…
The Need National City Market, a neighborhood retailer participating in the Live Well Community Market Program, serves a predominately LatinX shopper base coming from low-income households. Over 19% of National City residents are living in…
W.D. Dickinson Farm is a veteran-owned small plot urban farm on the historic W.D. Dickinson homestead, located in National City. Stepheni Norton and her husband Mike own and operate the farm, growing certified organic heirloom…
Foodshed Small Farm Distro is a food hub that aggregates the freshest, most ethically produced products you can find from farmers whose practices include regenerative, organic, pasture-raised, and climate-smart. A “foodshed” is a geographical and…
Community Alliance with Family Farmers and the New Farmers Guild Kitchen Table Consultants Leichtag Foundation Live Well Community Market Program San Diego New Farmers Guild South San Diego Small Business Development Center University of California…
California has reached a milestone in its effort to make healthy, California-grown food more affordable for low-income residents. In August, the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) awarded contracts to SPUR and two other nonprofits…