MarinHEAL Collaborative

The MarinHEAL Collaborative’s goal is to advance our shared priority of advancing work that supports community empowerment (control over decision-making processes, self-determination, community leadership, etc.) within the local food system and promotes leadership from low-income Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities.

Community Action Teams

We are excited to announce the launch of our third cyle of work led by the Community Action Teams (CATs), with the Marin County Cooperation Team  representing Marin City,  and San Geronimo Valley Community Center representing the West Marin region.

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Resource Highlights

Each month, The MarinHEAL resource page features external resources that may be of interest to stakeholders invested in advancing health/food equity through community gardens, nutrition education, and wellness-centered programming. Click here to view this month’s resource highlights!

Community Action Teams

The MarinHEAL Collaborative utilizes a co-lead model with local stakeholders to enact change in the priority communities in The Canal District of San Rafael, Marin City, and the West Marin Region. This work is led in partnership with Alcohol Justice (the Canal), the Marin County Cooperation Team (Marin City), and San Geronimo Valley Community Center (West Marin).

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West Marin

West Marin encompasses Bolinas, Point Reyes Station, Olema, Stinson Beach, Bolinas, Tomales, Dillon Beach, Inverness, and the San Geronimo Valley.

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Canal

A community located within the City of San Rafael.

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Marin City

An unincorporated community in Southern Marin.

MarinHEAL News

Steering Committee – June 2019 Update

May is an exciting time of year as we begin celebrating the arrival of early season blueberries, cherries and stone fruit in our local food system. May is also a reminder of our community members who lack access to healthy food, and the importance of nutrition benefit...

Taskforce Update March 2019 – Built Environment

Taskforce Update March 2019 – Built Environment

Intergenerational Garden Program Recruitment The Marin City Intergenerational Garden (IG garden) is recruiting older adults and youth to participate in their community garden program, which plans to begin in mid-April. The program will serve as a place to transfer...

FoodNow – March 2019 Newsletter

FoodNow – March 2019 Newsletter

New Partnerships We are excited about our new partnership with NorCal Resources and Redwood Community Health Coalition to assist us with food security screening and referrals through the Aunt Bertha platform. NorCal Resources is a bi-directional closed loop HIPAA...

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