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California Healthy Cities and Communities
California Healthy Cities and Communities is a program of the Center for Civic Partnerships which is part of the Public Health Institute. For the past 23 years, the Center has provided assistance and support to over 75 cities and communities throughout California to undertake community health improvement initiatives. These communities of various sizes, demographics and civic personalities have been leaders in creating healthier environments. Using a variety of community-driven strategies, they have curtailed exposure to tobacco, increased opportunities for physical activity and better nutrition, and improved public safety.
Program Overview
CHCC Network Membership Program Information
CHCC Network Brochure
Improving Livability in Healthy Cities - Current Grantees
Aging Well in Communities
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Previous Conference Presentations
The California Healthy Cities and Communities Network comes together annually with representatives of likeminded communities to be inspired, share their successes and explore breakthrough innovations. Clicking on the links below will gain you access to workshop presentations from our previous annual conferences.
2011 Annual Conference
Taking Action - Communities Moving Foreard, Engaging Residents, and Building a Healthy Future!
2010 CHCC Speakers' Forum
Speaker Forum presentations
2009 Annual Conference
Lean, Green and Graying: Addressing Current Trends in Challenging Economic Times
2008 Annual Conference
Place and Health: Making the Connection
2007 Annual Conference
Building Livable Communities for All Ages
2005 Annual Conference
Healthy Cities and Smart Growth: Planning for Healthier Communities
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SAVE THE DATE!
The 2012 CHCC Annual Conference is scheduled to be at The California Endowment in Los Angeles on
Thursday, April 19, 2012.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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The Fall 2011 Connections is now available!
This edition explores a new green planning academy in the City of Citrus Heights. This issue also highlights the revised Sustainability Toolkit released by the Center for Civic Partnerships.
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