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Help Us Find Our Next Two Interns
We are looking for two part-time intern positions to support the implementation of anchor strategies and the design of a Healthy and Equitable Development Toolkit. The internships will run from Jan. - May 2019. Apps are due before noon on October 12.
We are looking for two part-time intern positions to support the implementation of anchor strategies and the design of a Healthy and Equitable Development Toolkit. The internships will run from January through May 2019.
Healthy Housing
Stable and affordable housing protects health and provides the ability to engage in healthy opportunities.
Healthy Neighborhoods
Complete neighborhoods make it easy for residents to be healthy every day in their communities by making the healthy choice the easy choice the easy choice.
Healthy Economy
A strong local economy builds household financial security for all and promotes everyone’s health.
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Help Us Find Graduate Interns
Open recruitment has begun for two part-time intern positions focusing on Healthy Economy to support the implementation of anchor strategies and Healthy Neighborhoods to support the design of a Healthy and Equitable Development Toolkit. The internships will run from January through May 2019. Applications are due before noon on October 11, 2018. Please help us spread the word.
Funding for the First Vision Zero Action Plan in the County
Congrats to Daly City for their newly minted funding from Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to develop the city’s first ever Vision Zero Action Plan! Daly City has an incredible opportunity to improve the lives and neighborhoods of some of the most car-independent commuters in the county. The Action Plan will set the course for city leaders to implement a plan to eliminate traffic deaths in Daly City. The plan is anticipated to be published and adopted in Winter 2019.
The Power of Pathways: Building an Inclusive Health Workforce with EMS Corps
Access to a quality job and financial security play a significant role in living a long and healthy life.i However, San Mateo County’s booming economy leaves many residents out of financial well-being. The majority of San Mateo County’s Latina and African American households do not have enough income to meet their basic needsii and unemployment rates for Latina, African American, and Pacific Islander residents are higher than the County average.iii Read the full EMS Corps Case Study
