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.
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).
West Marin
West Marin encompasses Bolinas, Point Reyes Station, Olema, Stinson Beach, Bolinas, Tomales, Dillon Beach, Inverness, and the San Geronimo Valley.
Canal
Marin City
MarinHEAL News
MarinHEAL Community Action Teams (CATs) Engaging Community and Local Stakeholders
Canal Community Action Team: Co-Led by Alcohol Justice The Canal CAT team was composed of five partner organizations that served the residents and demographic of the Canal area. Representatives from these recruited organizations partook in monthly meetings to refine...
MarinHEAL Collaborative Partner Highlight
Community Action Marin (CAM) Food Service Workforce Program Community Action Marin’s Food Service Workforce Program worked with 15 individuals to build skills, a supportive network of peers, and secure employment or launch a small business in the food sector. The...
Spring Newsletter 2022
As the season transitions from Winter into Spring, we watch the shift as plants and animals awake from a state of dormancy, to blossom, to movement, to action. Similarly, our work with the Marin County HEAL Collaborative has moved from strategy, into implementation on...