Healthy Contra Costa

Healthy Contra Costa Healthy Contra Costa (HCC) brings together community leaders, non-profits and systems allies.

The purpose of Healthy Richmond is to create a place where all children are safe, healthy, and ready to learn. Healthy Richmond is designed to improve the health and safety of our whole community, but there are six neighborhoods that are the primary areas of focus: Belding Woods, Coronado, Iron Triangle, North Richmond, Pullman, and Santa Fe. In order to create a place that's good for children, we

will also be working to create a place that's better for all of us. For example, we've chosen four smaller goals as the focus of the project's work in the first few years:

To ensure that families have “health homes” where they can get services to support healthy behaviors;

To ensure children and their families are safe from violence;

To ensure that neighborhoods and schools support health and healthy behaviors;

To ensure that community health improvements are linked to economic development. To achieve these goals over the next 10 years, residents, community leaders and others in Richmond will work together to enhance our local systems and policies, improve our services and resources, and foster our ability to work effectively as a positive community. Today, the Healthy Richmond project is moving from planning into implementation. The 10-year implementation process is being managed by The Healthy Richmond Hub. The Hub will be staffed by a Hub Manager, additional hub staff, and will be supervised by a group of community volunteers called the Healthy Richmond Hub Steering Committee. The host of the hub is a partnership of Bay Area Local Initiatives Support Corporation (Bay Area LISC), the Community Housing Development Corporation (CHDC). The Hub works in partnership with Healthy Richmond's Youth Organizing Hub (YO Hub), operated through the RYSE Center. The Hub Steering Committee will be the lead entity for the Hub, will make decisions for the project, and will be responsible for reviewing and updating the logic model every year. In late 2011, a Healthy Richmond Steering Committee of 25 residents and local organizations was formed. This truly inclusive Steering Commit-tee reflects our community’s diversity in all forms: age, race or ethnic identity, religion, gender, language, immigration status, sexual orientation, educational, professional, and life experiences. The Healthy Richmond Steering Committee includes members from all primary areas of our community: municipal offices, the school district, public and private health care providers, nonprofit organizations, faith communities, businesses, and residents.

This week's highlight is uplifting Gigi Crowder an amazing advocate and leader. Thank you, Gigi Crowder, for all you do!...
02/14/2025

This week's highlight is uplifting Gigi Crowder an amazing advocate and leader. Thank you, Gigi Crowder, for all you do! You inspire so many of us to use our voice!
Gidared Crowder

This month we will be highlighting Black leaders across Contra Costa County that continue to fight for a more just, incl...
02/14/2025

This month we will be highlighting Black leaders across Contra Costa County that continue to fight for a more just, inclusive, and equitable county. This week's highlight is Solomon Belette an amazing advocate and spiritual leader. Thank you, Solomon Belette, for all you do! Solomon Belette

*This meeting is tomorrow night at Cobiz!*Our Future Economy is an event series that connects the global with the local ...
02/12/2025

*This meeting is tomorrow night at Cobiz!*
Our Future Economy is an event series that connects the global with the local by inviting people from Richmond and beyond to join in-person or virtually. The event brings together residents, community organizers, public leaders, advocates, workers, entrepreneurs, artists, and scholars to learn, imagine, and plan projects and strategies for a just transition of the economy. Events are free and open to all, with targeted strategies to support the participation of people most harmed and marginalized by the current economy. There will be live music, language interpretation, arts and playback theater, inspiring speakers, discussion and time to socialize. Join us on February 12 from 6 - 9 PM at the Richmond Memorial Auditorium. Sign up for free at bit.ly/ourfutureeconomy.

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Update: Martinez Refinery Company (MRC) from their page 7:30pm on 2/7/25

Thank you 🙏🏽 Contra Costa Health department for being diligent about the community’s health.
02/08/2025

Thank you 🙏🏽 Contra Costa Health department for being diligent about the community’s health.

Thank you Anna Roth for your partnership on healthcare enrollment of our most vulnerable populations in Contra Costa. En...
02/08/2025

Thank you Anna Roth for your partnership on healthcare enrollment of our most vulnerable populations in Contra Costa. Enjoy your new position in Tahoe 🌲🌲🌲🌲

After 32 years of dedicated service, Contra Costa Health CEO Anna Roth is retiring from the county. A champion for health equity, she transformed care for our most vulnerable communities.

Thank you, Anna, for your leadership and impact! Wishing you the best in your next chapter at Tahoe Forest Health System.

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Después de 32 años de servicio dedicado, la directora ejecutiva de Contra Costa Health, Anna Roth, se retira del condado. Una defensora de la equidad en salud, transformó la atención a nuestras comunidades más vulnerables.

¡Gracias, Anna, por tu liderazgo e impacto! Te deseo lo mejor en tu próximo capítulo en Tahoe Forest Health System.

https://www.cchealth.org/Home/Components/News/News/882/415

Call your member at 866-426-2631 and tell them to STOP massive cuts to our health care.There’s no way to cut $2.3 trilli...
02/06/2025

Call your member at 866-426-2631 and tell them to STOP massive cuts to our health care.

There’s no way to cut $2.3 trillion from Medicaid without hurting families who are already struggling with rising costs. Cutting Medicaid would push families towards bankruptcy, putting them one medical emergency away from crushing medical debt. We can’t afford these rushed cuts.
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Llame a su miembro al 866-426-2631 y dígale que DETENGA los recortes masivos en nuestra atención médica.

No hay manera de cortar $2.3 billones de Medicaid sin perjudicar a las familias que ya están luchando con costos crecientes. Cortar Medicaid dejaría a las familias vulnerables a la deuda médica y a la bancarrota. No podemos permitirnos estos cortes apresurados.

02/06/2025
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02/06/2025

You have rights—knowing these can help not only you, but your community and loved ones.

Information is power!

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01/30/2025

Supervisor Gioia Hosting Town Hall for African American Holistic Resource and Wellness Hub

On February 5th, 6–8 PM, please join Supervisor John Gioia and our Office of Racial Equity and Social Justice at CoBiz Richmond to share your feedback and help shape the future of resources and wellness services for the African American community in District 1.

The Board of Supervisors approved the African American Holistic Resource and Wellness Hub Feasibility Study and appointed a steering committee to lead the process of designing and procuring a contractor. This study will guide the development of Contra Costa County’s first African American Holistic Resource and Wellness Hub.

This in-person listening session is a critical opportunity to assess the community's needs, identify gaps, and define desired services. Your feedback will directly inform the final recommended plan, which will be presented to the Board of Supervisors this spring.

Event Details:
📅 When: Wednesday, February 5th, 2025, 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 Where: CoBiz Richmond, 1503 Macdonald Ave Suite A, Richmond, CA 94801
👥 Who: African American Community Members from District 1

We encourage your participation to ensure this hub reflects the needs and aspirations of our community.

RSVP Now: https://tinyurl.com/AAHWRHCAFE25
For more information, email [email protected].

Let’s work together to create a transformative space that prioritizes health, well-being, and resilience for our community.

01/30/2025

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The purpose of Healthy Richmond is to create a place where all children are safe, healthy, and ready to learn. Healthy Richmond is designed to improve the health and safety of our whole community, but there are six neighborhoods that are the primary areas of focus: Belding Woods, Coronado, Iron Triangle, North Richmond, Pullman, and Santa Fe. In order to create a place that's good for children, we will also be working to create a place that's better for all of us. For example, we've chosen four smaller goals as the focus of the project's work in the first few years: To ensure that families have “health homes” where they can get services to support healthy behaviors; To ensure children and their families are safe from violence; To ensure that neighborhoods and schools support health and healthy behaviors; To ensure that community health improvements are linked to economic development. To achieve these goals over the next 10 years, residents, community leaders and others in Richmond will work together to enhance our local systems and policies, improve our services and resources, and foster our ability to work effectively as a positive community. Today, the Healthy Richmond project is moving from planning into implementation. The 10-year implementation process is being managed by The Healthy Richmond Hub. The Hub will be staffed by a Hub Manager, additional hub staff, and will be supervised by a group of community volunteers called the Healthy Richmond Hub Steering Committee. The host of the hub is a partnership of Bay Area Local Initiatives Support Corporation (Bay Area LISC), the Community Housing Development Corporation (CHDC). The Hub works in partnership with Healthy Richmond's Youth Organizing Hub (YO Hub), operated through the RYSE Center. The Hub Steering Committee will be the lead entity for the Hub, will make decisions for the project, and will be responsible for reviewing and updating the logic model every year. In late 2011, a Healthy Richmond Steering Committee of 25 residents and local organizations was formed. This truly inclusive Steering Commit-tee reflects our community’s diversity in all forms: age, race or ethnic identity, religion, gender, language, immigration status, sexual orientation, educational, professional, and life experiences. The Healthy Richmond Steering Committee includes members from all primary areas of our community: municipal offices, the school district, public and private health care providers, nonprofit organizations, faith communities, businesses, and residents.