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Obligation to Inform

Robert K. Ross, M.D. Our foundation was joined this week by Latino civic and community leaders, Spanish-language media professionals, and California Lieutenant Governor Abel Maldonado to kick off a statewide education campaign targeting the Latino community about the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as the new health care law.

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Daniel's Blog: The New Health Care Law - The More You Know, The More You Like

President Obama signed the historic health care bill six months ago, making it the law of the land. Now it’s our turn to see that it works. The California Endowment is launching a major educational project to help explain what the new law means for Californians, especially for our 14 Building Healthy Communities. In September, we’ll be running television spots that’ll explain what the law means for low-to middle-income Latino families.

Tony's Blog: What's New with Building Healthy Communities

Building Healthy Communities is on. The energy, the hope, the action, the hard work, the commitment to collaborative change…I’ve never seen anything like what’s going on, right now, today, in our fourteen sites across California. You can get just a glimpse of it in this video: the inspiring youth and adult leaders who are driving this dynamic effort to make communities healthier and safer places for children and their families.

The lessons from our first decade of grant making have helped us adopt a more tightly focused direction. In 2010, our work will be centered on a single vision: Building Healthy Communities in the state of California.

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Building Healthy Communities, Prevention Movement Shifts Into High Gear

The Endowment announced the official launch of its 10-year Building Healthy Communities initiative. This plan aims to support the development of communities where kids and youth are healthy, safe, and ready to learn.

The Center for Healthy Communities (CHC), builds leadership and capacity within the nonprofit health sector to mobilize communities for social change.
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