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Health Education Council The mission of the Health Education Council is to cultivate health and well-being in under-served communities by leveraging the power of collaboration.

For the past 30 years, the Health Education Council has focused primarily on:

• eliminating preventable causes of death resulting from the use of tobacco, poor nutrition, and lack of physical activity

• operating public health programs nationwide to meet the needs of diverse, underserved communities

• working proactively and collaboratively to ensure individuals are empowered to live a healthy life;

• representing diverse staff, community partners and stakeholders to better serve communities who otherwise do not have a voice for care, or access to healthy environments

Stretch, strengthen, and start your weekend feeling amazing! 🧘Join HEC & Pilax Pilates this afternoon (and every Friday)...
10/23/2026

Stretch, strengthen, and start your weekend feeling amazing! 🧘

Join HEC & Pilax Pilates this afternoon (and every Friday) for a FREE Pilates class! Enjoy a fun, energizing, all-levels workout whether you’re a Pilates pro or trying it for the first time, everyone is welcome!

Just wear something comfy, bring some water, and come ready to move, breathe, and have a great time. Grab a friend, bring a family member, and make it your new Friday tradition!

No registration required, on-site parking is available.

📅 Every Friday
⏰ 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 7617 Alma Vista Way, Sacramento, CA 95831

HEC is proud to serve as the backbone convener of the West Sacramento Accountable Community for Health (ACH), bringing p...
10/23/2026

HEC is proud to serve as the backbone convener of the West Sacramento Accountable Community for Health (ACH), bringing partners together to support community health.

In 2021, ACH partner Center for Land-Based Learning launched the Mobile Farmers Market through its Community Food Program, with collaboration from many ACH partners. Since then, the market has expanded to additional communities across Yolo County and Sacramento, bringing fresh food to more residents.

10/23/2026

Community voice is shaping health priorities in Imperial County. Today, at the Community Health Assessment and Community Health Improvement Plan (CHA/CHIP) community priority areas workgroup and stakeholder meeting, the Imperial County ACH will share how it aligns and collaborates with the CHA/CHIP and other groups to support and grow the local healthcare workforce, and how its work fits within the broader ACH network. We’re proud to spotlight this work during California ACH Week.

Across California, Accountable Communities for Health are bringing health plans, local health departments, community-based organizations and residents together in shared health assessment and planning. Imperial County ACH’s work with the county’s CHA/CHIP is an important part of that statewide effort.

We're grateful to be part of another impactful Binational Health Week with our longtime partners at the Mexican Consulat...
10/22/2026

We're grateful to be part of another impactful Binational Health Week with our longtime partners at the Mexican Consulate!

Today, HEC joined the consulate and many other partners for the annual Binational Health Week Fair, helping connect community members with essential health and wellness resources, including financial education and other services that support their overall well-being. Here's to more partnerships that build healthier communities! 💚

Greeting our neighbors with smiles and fresh produce after a morning walk! 🥬We appreciated seeing residents and families...
10/22/2026

Greeting our neighbors with smiles and fresh produce after a morning walk! 🥬

We appreciated seeing residents and families come together bright and early at Westfield Park in West Sacramento for Walk With Friends (WWF) early this week! From getting our steps in to sharing fresh produce and catching up with neighbors, it’s a fun way to start the day feeling good and staying connected.

Want to join us? There’s always room for more! Bring the family, meet new friends, and enjoy some fresh air and community connection.

📍Walk With Friends weekly schedule:
- Westfield Park – Tuesdays | 8:00 AM
- Robla Park – Thursdays | 8:00 AM
- Elkhorn Park – Fridays | 8:00 AM
- Meadowview Farmers Market – Sundays | 8:00 AM (RSVP required — see link in bio)

HEC is a proud supporter of Down syndrome awareness and acceptance!We’re grateful to support GiGi’s Playhouse and its on...
10/21/2026

HEC is a proud supporter of Down syndrome awareness and acceptance!

We’re grateful to support GiGi’s Playhouse and its ongoing efforts to promote inclusion, celebrate differences, and create opportunities for individuals with Down syndrome to learn, grow, and thrive.

Together, we can help build a more inclusive community where everyone feels welcomed, valued, and supported! 💙

10/21/2026

Drop by the Mack Road Valley Hi Community Center today (10/21) for our bi-weekly food distribution!

Just drive or walk up, we’ll gather a little basic info and provide free, healthy food for you and your family. We also invite you to pick up health and wellness resources that are available in multiple languages.

📍 7833 Center Pkwy, Sacramento, CA 95823
📆 Every 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month
⏰ 3:30pm-5:30pm

HEC is proud to partner with the South Sacramento Family Resource Center to offer free workshops for Spanish-speaking co...
10/20/2026

HEC is proud to partner with the South Sacramento Family Resource Center to offer free workshops for Spanish-speaking community members! Join us this month for sessions on healthy cooking and financial education, with more workshops in English and Spanish coming in November and December.

🍎 Cocinar con un presupuesto limitado
Learn how to prepare simple, healthy meals and snacks on a budget.
Fridays, October 23 and 30 | 10 a.m.–12 p.m.

💰 Educación financiera
Learn about personal budgeting, credit, and savings.
Thursdays, October 22 and 29 | 1–3 p.m.

📍South Sacramento Family Resource Center
4343 Williamsbourgh Dr., Sacramento, CA 95823

¿Estás pensando en cambiar a un vehículo más limpio y sostenible?El Driving Clean Assistance Program (DCAP) de Californi...
10/20/2026

¿Estás pensando en cambiar a un vehículo más limpio y sostenible?

El Driving Clean Assistance Program (DCAP) de California ayuda a los residentes elegibles del condado de Placer a dar el siguiente paso hacia la conducción de un vehículo eléctrico o híbrido enchufable.

A través del Driving Clean Assistance Program (DCAP), los solicitantes que cumplan con los requisitos pueden optar al programa Clean Cars 4 All, la opcíon de “desechar y reemplazar”, que permite deshacerse del vehículo actual y cambiarlo por uno híbrido o totalmente eléctrico.

Para calificar, los solicitantes deben:

- Tener 18 años o más (1 solicitante por hogar)
- Vivir en el condado de Sacramento
- Presentar la solicitud antes de comprar o arrendar un vehículo, y no puede haber participado en concursos de Vehículo eléctrico ligero associado de California Air Resource Board (CARB) como CVRP, CVAP, DCAP, o Clean Cars 4 All.

Si actualmente posee un vehículo y planea retirarlo a través del programa, debe ser del año 2010 o anterior.

Programas como DCAP facilitan la transición de las comunidades a un transporte más limpio y apoyan un futuro más saludable para todos. 🌱🔌

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Thinking about making the switch to a cleaner, more sustainable ride? 🚗⚡️    California's Driving Clean Assistance Progr...
10/20/2026

Thinking about making the switch to a cleaner, more sustainable ride? 🚗⚡️


California's Driving Clean Assistance Program (DCAP) helps eligible Placer County residents take the next step toward driving an electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle.

Through the Driving Clean Assistance Program (DCAP), qualifying applicants can apply for Clean Cars 4 All, the Scrap & Replace program option which allows you to discard and upgrade your current vehicle for a hybrid or fully electric vehicle.

To be eligible, applicants must:
- Live in Sacramento County
- Be 18 or older (1 applicant per household)
- Meet income requirements

Programs like DCAP make it easier for communities to transition to cleaner transportation and support a healthier future for all.

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7617 Alma Vista Way, Ste. C
Sacramento, CA
95831

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