The Marin County HEAL 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.
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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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Marin City
MarinHEAL News
Welcome to the Team: Nutrition & Wellness Program Staff Spotlight
Jesica Rodriguez joined the County of Marin Health and Human Services in the winter of 2021. She was hired as the Food Security Program Coordinator within the Nutrition & Wellness Program in the Community Health & Prevention branch of Public Health. She was...
HEAL Collaborative Steering Committee Spotlight
Our Steering Committee has gone through a transition as we shifted our focus from addressing missing meals in Marin to promoting food equity through a community-driven food system. Our new governing principles have identified 12 seats for our Steering Committee, of...
Open Position: Public Health Program Coordinator
Are you passionate about food equity? Looking for a career in Public Health? There's a new job opening in our Nutrition and Wellness Program. This recruitment is set to close Wednesday, October 13th at 4:00 PM. View the full job posting
Respondiendo a COVID-19
Recursos Comunitarios del Condado de Marín Durante COVID-19 Condado de Marin Health & Human Services COVID-19 Website: https://coronavirus.marinhhs.org/ Recursos de Comida Disponible a Marin: https://www.marinhhs.org/food-resources-marin Marin Recovers Website:...
HEAL Statement on Black Lives Matter and Racial Equity – Spring 2020 Newsletter
We are living in unprecedented times as we have had to learn to shelter in place under a global pandemic and many in the Bay Area facing mandatory curfews as thousands or people desperately seek outlets crying out for change. Cries that have fallen on deaf ears for...
A Resilient Local Food System – Spring 2020 Newsletter
by Andy Naja-Riese, HEAL Steering Committee Co-Chair Back in March—which feels like a year ago—Governor Newsom declared farmers markets, food banks, and school foods as essential services, thereby allowing us to inclusively serve more children and families to achieve...