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The Center for Civic Partnerships is a support organization that strengthens individuals, organizations, and communities by facilitating learning, leadership development, and networking. We envision a world where everyone can live a healthy, productive life in a clean, safe environment. The Center for Civic Partnerships is a center of the Public Health Institute


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CA Healthy Cities and Communities

Celebrating 20 Years - Laying the Foundation, Leading the Way

This Year, the CA Healthy Cites and Communities celebrates 20 years of success in California. What began in 1988 as a vision of bringing the World Health Organizations's Healthy Cities model to California, has grown and flourished to become the largest and longest running statewide program of its kind in the nation. To recognize this milestone, the Center for Civic Partnerships has just released a new brochure which highlights some of the significant outcomes, successes and accomplishments that have been achieved over the lifespan of the program. Click here for a full PDF version of the brochure. Printed copies are available by contacting the Center at (916) 646-8680 or chcc@civicpartnerships.org.

A Healthy City/Community promotes a positive physical, social and economic environment that supports the well-being of its members.  The Program brokers programmatic and financial resources by working closely with local, regional and statewide organizations to support Healthy Cities and Communities efforts throughout the state.  Healthy Cities and Communities have leveraged over $40 million and obtained valuable community building resources for local Healthy City/Community efforts.More Healthy Cities and Communities Information.

Improving Livability in Healthy Cities

Click here to see how our current CHCC grantees are improving the health of their communities!


Connections Newsletter

To view the current (Fall 2008) issue of the CHCC newsletter, Connections, click here. For previous issues of Connections, click here.

The CHCC project is administered by the Public Health Institute under contract with the California Department of Public Health, supported by the Preventive Health Services Block Grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention


Organizational Development Services Program

Funded by a Grant from The California Wellness Foundation

One of The California Wellness Foundation’s (TCWF) goals is to support and strengthen nonprofit organizations that seek to improve the health of underserved populations. As part of their strategy to meet that goal, they have provided a grant to the Public Health Institute’s Center for Civic Partnerships to conduct the Organizational Development Services program for their grantees.  The goal of the Organizational Development Services program is to provide individual, customized support to executive directors based upon the needs and interests identified by each participating organization. More ODS Information


Organizational Learning and Evaluation Program Program

Funded by a Grant from The California Wellness Foundation

The Organizational Learning and Evaluation (OLE) program enhances the capacity for organizational and evaluative learning among grantee organizations of The California Wellness Foundation. The OLE program has two major components – two one-day conferences to reach a broad audience of TCWF grantees, and a technical support and peer exchange program that will coincide with the Center’s current Organizational Development Services Program. Joan Twiss is the project director. More OLE Information


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News Corner

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Mark Your Calendar!

The 2009
California Healthy Cities and Communities Conference will be held on April 23, 2009 in Los Angeles.

Please be sure to check our website for important conference information as it becomes available.

To download keynote speaker sessions and other presentations from previous conferences, please click here and follow the links for the conference years.

Connections

The Fall 2008 Connections is now available! This edition highlights four early CHCC participant cites to see "Where are they now?"

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Organizational Development Services Program Featured in The California Wellness Foundation's 2007 Annual Report

Since 2002, the Center for Civic Partnerships has received funding from The California Wellness Foundation to provide oranizational development technical support and assistance to other Foundation grantees. Through the Organizational Development Services program, CCP provides support to help participants build their skills, enhance their leadership and strengthen their organizations.  With the 08/09 program cohort, CCP staff will have provided support and assistance to over 100 organizations throughout the State.

We are honored that the program is featured as part of the cover story in the Foundation's recently released 2007 Annual Report. Click here to access the report and read about the difference that the ODS program and other technical assistance opportunities funded by TCWF are making.

Click here for more detailed information about the ODS progam.