Mission
Our mission is to end health inequities and close the achievement gap in school communities.
Research
The local evaluation of Project EAT features outcome and process evaluation components to measure project effectiveness and to assess the extent of implementation, coverage, fidelity, and reaction. Following a need/resource assessment, a site-based nutrition committee develops a plan reflecting the school environment. Results from student, staff and parent surveys, focus groups, along with other evaluation tools, are used to monitor program effectiveness.
Program implementation has resulted in measured increases in the consumption of fruits and vegetables among students. More..
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Vision
 
Collaborate with school communities through meaningful experiences to inspire behavioral changes that improve health, wellness, and academic success.
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Collaborative Partners
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- Waste Management WM EarthCare
- University California Cooperative Extension
- Kaiser Foundation
- University of California Botanical Garden
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Alameda County Healthcare Services Agency
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Alameda County Public Health Department
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PPAC
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CNAP
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South Hayward Neighborhood Collaborative
