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On the morning of Thursday, May 18th San Diegans will head to work like any ordinary Thursday, but instead of driving a car, many will be riding their bikes in support of Bike To Work…
This month, UC San Diego Center for Community Health’s Refugee Health Unit is focused on building community partnerships and providing financial training workshops. With socioeconomic status being part of the social determinants of health, economic…
Two middle schools in San Diego, Correia Middle School and De Portola Middle School, are excited to install new walking routes on their campuses. The routes range from 0.25 to 1.5 miles long, and they…
On September 9th, we held a produce handling training for our Live Well Community Market Program participating markets. Produce Manager of Whole Foods Hillcrest, Francisco Rendon Castellanos, trained our markets on produce handling, storage, and display techniques.…
The San Diego County Office of Education (SDCOE) held an official Walking Challenge Kickoff Event on Monday, September 18th, 2017 to promote their new Live Well @ Work Walk Well Walking Routes. The day started…
The Office of the City Attorney at the City of San Diego now offers and sells an assortment of fresh, healthy snack items to their employees at their informal snack bar, the City Attorney Snack…
We are happy to introduce Suri El Cajon Market and Restaurant, the newest market in our Live Well Community Market Program. Suri is a small, family-run food market located in El Cajon. This market is…
Breastfeeding-Friendly San Diego Rosa is committed to provide full support to all her clients, particularly to breastfeeding mothers, so that they can continue nourishing their children under Rosa’s care. She provides thoughtful and customized information…
Biking to work is a great way to reduce an individual or organization’s carbon footprint, improve cardiovascular health, and incorporate exercise in a weekly routine. There were 28,633 total riders from 2018 Bike to Work…