We empower students to lead healthier-wholesome lives one day at a time.

We are committed to teaching, encouraging, and supporting a school environment that enhances learning and development of lifetime wellness practices – making the connection between healthy nutritional choices and daily physical activity before, during, and after the school day.

Our role:

• To support the school in developing a healthier school climate.
• Assist with policy development that support a healthy school environment.
• Advocate for school wellness programs and policies within the broader school community.
• Plan, implement and support youth-led nutrition advisory councils.
• Make connections that engage families in developing a health, active lifestyle.

Our efforts inspire and encourage youth to be the generation of health and wellness now and for the future.

Grades K-12 Nutrition and Physical Activity Curriculums: CATCH, Dairy Council of CA, Eat Well & Keep Moving, HOTM, MyPlate, Planet Health, Rethink Your Drink, SPARK

Menu of Services

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• Limited Space Activities
  • Too hot to go outside? Rainy day? Bad Air day? Learn how to use limited space games to get students moving inside the classroom.
• N.E.A.T.
  • Get rid of worksheets and replace them with exciting games embedded with learning.
• Nutrition Education and Cooking in the Classroom
  • Learn how to incorporate interactive and engaging nutrition activities into your program.
  • Cooking in the classroom provides students with hands-on opportunities to enjoy healthy foods that they create themselves.
• Physical Activity
  • Learn how to get your program up and moving with activities designed to include everyone.
• Fresh Market Produce Stands
  • Increasing student consumption of fruits and vegetables can be a challenge, however, an Afterschool Program student-led Fresh Market Produce Stand can be the solution. Give your students a platform for youth voice, building entrepreneur skills, and creating healthy habits.
• Rainbow Day
  • Students will challenge themselves to think variety and color as they create a rainbow of fresh fruits and vegetables on their plate. Students will make the connection between eating your colors every day and engaging in physical activity.