California Food Policy Advocates
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www.cfpa.net
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California Food Policy Advocates is a private nonprofit dedicated
to improving the health and well being of low-income Californians
by increasing their access to nutritious, affordable, and safe food.
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California Budget Project
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The California Budget Project (CBP) engages in independent fiscal
and policy analysis and public education with the goal of improving
public policies affecting the economic and social well-being of low-
and middle-income Californians. |
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California Hunger Action Coalition (CHAC)
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The California Hunger Action Coalition (CHAC) is a broad-based membership
organization of food program providers, consumers, and anti-hunger
advocates from throughout the state. United in their belief that access
to adequate, nutritious and safe food is a fundamental human right,
the coalition advocates for freedom from hunger for all Californians. |
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California Legislative Council
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www.leginfo.ca.gov |
Keep track of hunger-related bills by using the subscription
service available on this site. You must subscribe to each bill individually,
but you will receive an email whenever there is a legislative action
taken on that bill.
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California Project LEAN
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www.californiaprojectlean.org
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California Project LEAN seeks to increase healthy eating and physical
activity to reduce the prevalence of chronic disease such as heart
disease, cancer, stroke, osteoporosis and diabetes. |
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Cancer Prevention and Nutrition Section (CPNS)
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www.dhs.ca.gov/cpns
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The Cancer Prevention and Nutrition Section was established in
1986 to develop technical capacity in the California Department
of Health Services, for implementing large-scale dietary improvement
measures. Its activities include the development and implementation
of California 5 a Day and the Nutrition Network.
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California Council of Churches
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The California Council of Churches serves as a prophetic witness
to the Gospel by educating faith communities to pursue justice, equity,
and fairness in the treatment of all people, in particular those most
vulnerable in society. The Council lifts up issues of concern to California's
faith community such as hunger, homelessness, health care, child care,
violence, civil rights, economic and environmental justice, and religious
liberty. |
