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Sonoma County is coming together to create a healthier community!
By the year 2020, we envision that Sonoma County will be a healthy place to live, work, and play…a place where people thrive and achieve their life potential. This effort will take all of us working together to create a healthier community through collective action.
Get Involved
1. Check out the Health Action Goals.
With a goal of being the healthiest county in California by 2020, we all have to do our part. Read the goals for ideas of how you can take action for a healthier Sonoma County.
2. Pick Your Passion.
Which area interests you? What are you passionate about? How will you take action for a healthier Sonoma County?
3. Take Action!
...and commit to a healthy lifestyle. There are tons of options! You can do it personally at home. You can get peer support by engaging co-workers at work. You can get the kids in your life involved at school. You can seek out healthy activities in the community or get involved with a local Health Action Chapter!. Here are some ideas to get you started.
What's New
Cradle to Career Secures $1.5 Million Grant for Early Childhood Education
On March 27, 2013, the First 5 Commission announced the award to the Human Services Department, on behalf of Cradle to Career and Upstream Investments, to fund READY, Road to Early Achievement and Development of Youth. READY will establish a countywide kindergarten readiness definition and a data management system to expand the breadth of professional development and quality assessment available for early childhood education providers.
Be a Health Action Partner
Together, we can make a great impact on the health of Sonoma County. Encourage your employer to commit to overall health by becoming a Health Action Partner.
Get Recognized!
Health Action wants to recognize people and organizations that make health a priority! Apply to be an iWORKwell Healthy Business.
Check Our Progress
See Healthy Action's indicators and track over 100 health and quality-of-life indicators; find information and resources on community health; and take action on local health issues using the Healthy Sonoma website.
