Partners and Coalitions

The Bay Area Nutrition and Physical Activity Collaborative (BANPAC) is widely respected as a leading organization for improving the health of communities throughout the nine Bay Area Counties. BANPAC’s power comes from the expertise, influence and collective action of over 500 members, representing nearly 250 organizations. BANPAC has spearheaded policies and educational campaigns that ensure residents, especially those living in underserved communities, have access to healthy food and beverages, and safe places to be physically active.

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The Marin Food Policy Council (MFPC) was founded to address issues connected to food production, access, distribution, and nutritional health. The Council works to provide a cooperative framework for action that addresses food policy issues and assists residents in increasing understanding of their food system. 

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The goal of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed) is to improve the likelihood that persons eligible for CalFresh will choose physically active lifestyles and make healthy food choices that are consistent with the current Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the US Department of Agriculture's food guidance.

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Napa County Public Health’s vision is that Napa County is an informed and engaged community where everyone has the opportunity to lead a healthy, safe, and fulfilling life. Public Health provides a variety of programs for children and families, including home visiting services, nutritional benefits, breastfeeding support, medical case management, child development services and connection to community resources. Public Health investigates and prevents transmission of communicable diseases and we work with stakeholders to promote health, prevent chronic disease, reduce health disparities, prepare and respond to emergencies and provide systems of care for emergency medical services.

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