Where You Live Matters
Children born in neighborhoods with safe parks, fresh produce and clean drinking water can live up to 20 years longer than those born in less advantaged neighborhoods. In communities with poverty, poor air quality, stores that promote liquor and junk food, and a lack of sidewalks or parks, residents are much less likely to be healthy.
Who We Are
We are a movement advocating for health equity through power building, partnerships and narrative change rooted in inclusion and race.
We are residents, young people, community-based organizations, schools, and local government agencies coming together to address critical issues in order to create a #HealthyKernCounty for all.
What We Are Doing
The Latest
Here’s our March’s Newsletter
Building Healthy Communities have provided resources and stories from organizations regarding COVID-19.…#Health4Kern Launches COVID-19 Resources Guide
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the #Health4Kern team compiled a list…Here’s Our February’s Newsletter
Click the link to see our latest success and work https://conta.cc/2TfkhmLHere’s Our January’s Newsletter
Click the link to view our first month of 2020 stories https://conta.cc/2NtJ0BPHere’s our re-cap of 2019
Clink the link to view our accomplishments in 2019 https://conta.cc/2EBdg90 Happy Holidays!
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Recent Posts
South Kern Sol
- Environmental organizations filed a lawsuit against San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District
- UCLA and Kern County collaborate to empower high school students with free college-level education course
- High school students in Delano harvest success: balancing work, family, and college dreams in the fields
- CAPK holds a book giveaway and resource fair