Growing Resilience through Outdoor Wellness (GROW)

Youth Development

Growing Resilience through Outdoor Wellness (GROW)

Growing Resilience through Outdoor Wellness (GROW)

Who We Are

The Growing Resilience through Outdoor Wellness (GROW) is a two-year outdoor wellness project funded by the California Natural Resources Agency through the Youth Community Access Grant. GROW serves youth from the communities of Parlier, Orange Cove, and Reedley, with an intentional effort to serve Latinx, LGBTQ+, and Foster Youth, with outdoor wellness activities and fieldtrips to California’s Natural Resources. Youth will participate in various peer-led activities year-round designed to enhance their wellbeing, create community connection and support their resilience.


Parlier Youth Diversion

Who We Are

The Parlier Youth Diversion Program is an innovative 18-month collaborative project with Parlier Unified School District designed to provide youth with resources, support, and coping skills as alternatives to suspension for tobacco policy violations. The project will also enhance community tobacco prevention initiatives designed to reduce access to tobacco products by forming a community coalition that will identify policy, system, and environmental changes to create safer and healthier communities for Parlier youth. The collaborative project will host youth development staff on Parlier High School campus to provide youth interventions afterschool year-round.


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Parlier Youth Diversion

Who We Are

The Parlier Youth Diversion Program is an innovative 18-month collaborative project with Parlier Unified School District designed to provide youth with resources, support, and coping skills as alternatives to suspension for tobacco policy violations. The project will also enhance community tobacco prevention initiatives designed to reduce access to tobacco products by forming a community coalition that will identify policy, system, and environmental changes to create safer and healthier communities for Parlier youth. The collaborative project will host youth development staff on Parlier High School campus to provide youth interventions afterschool year-round.


Contact

Daisy Lopez Senior Director of Programs

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    Parlier Youth Diversion

    Tobacco Prevention

    Parlier Youth Diversion

    Parlier Youth Diversion

    Who We Are

    The Parlier Youth Diversion Program is an innovative 18-month collaborative project with Parlier Unified School District designed to provide youth with resources, support, and coping skills as alternatives to suspension for tobacco policy violations. The project will also enhance community tobacco prevention initiatives designed to reduce access to tobacco products by forming a community coalition that will identify policy, system, and environmental changes to create safer and healthier communities for Parlier youth. The collaborative project will host youth development staff on Parlier High School campus to provide youth interventions afterschool year-round.


    Support, Outreach, and Leadership for Youth Program

    Who We Are

    With funding from Kings County Behavioral Health, the SOL Youth Project is led by the California Health Collaborative as a youth-centered, trauma-informed approach to substance use disorder prevention by providing social and emotional support and strengthening resilience among Kings County’s youth ages 7-17. The project provides youth and their families the opportunity to engage in a variety of services that increase positive relationships between youth and their community, support strengthening the family unit, and engage youth in policy, systems, and environmental change.


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    Support, Outreach, and Leadership for Youth Program

    Who We Are

    With funding from Kings County Behavioral Health, the SOL Youth Project is led by the California Health Collaborative as a youth-centered, trauma-informed approach to substance use disorder prevention by providing social and emotional support and strengthening resilience among Kings County’s youth ages 7-17. The project provides youth and their families the opportunity to engage in a variety of services that increase positive relationships between youth and their community, support strengthening the family unit, and engage youth in policy, systems, and environmental change.


    Contact

    Muriel Gobea Program Manager




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