Discover how a community in San Diego created a strategy to build this in their community, from bringing food from farm to table, growing and processing to distribution and consumption.

Este es un curso requerido por el USDA que enfatiza la información más importante sobre derechos civiles, diseñada para apoyar el trabajo de CalFresh Healthy Living (CFHL) y las comunidades atendidas. Tenga en cuenta que todo el personal financiado por CFHL, incluido el personal estatal y local, debe completar la capacitación en Derechos Civiles cada año.

This is a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) required course that emphasizes the most important civil rights information designed to support CalFresh Healthy Living (CFHL) work and the communities served. Please note, all CFHL funded staff, including state and local staff, must complete the Civil Rights training each year.

This recorded webinar aims to equip staff with the understanding and tools to compassionately navigate the sunsetting of CalFresh Healthy Living programs by sharing two practical communication frameworks.  These frameworks will support transparent, empathetic, and strengths-based conversations.  Finally, we explore how artificial intelligence (AI) tools can help tailor messages for different audiences.

CalFresh Healthy Living, known nationally as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program-Education (SNAP-Ed), supports eligible Californians in achieving healthy behaviors through nutrition and physical activity education, community changes, and social marketing. The California Department of Social Services provides administrative oversight of CalFresh Health Living and its four State Implementing Agencies: CalFresh Healthy Living, University of California; California Department of Aging; C..

This recorded webinar is adapted from the in-person Light Bulbs to Garden Bulbs training, which offers actionable steps for CalFresh Healthy Living staff to support long-term garden success.

The Garden Sustainability Guide is available in two versions: 1.0 emphasizes creating a garden and building strong partnerships to support it, while 2.0 offers resources and an Appreciative Inquiry framework to help shift garden leadership from SNAP-Ed staff to the community for long-term sustainability.

This planning sheet helps you identify your garden’s needs, set funding priorities, and prepare strong grant proposals. It also includes resources for finding garden-specific funding opportunities to support and sustain your program.

This guide highlights simple, consistent practices to keep your garden thriving. Learn the essentials of watering, weeding, and managing plant diseases to support healthy, productive, and attractive garden spaces.