LEAN Regions

Description

LEAN regions work in partnership with regional coordinators to conduct local programs throughout the state. Each region has a list of counties that they serve.

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Region

Region name

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Tobacco Control Regions

Description

Tobacco Control Regions work in partnership with regional coordinators to conduct local programs throughout the state. Each region has a list of counties that they serve.

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Region

Region name

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Breast Cancer Early Detection Programs

Description

BCEDP regions work in partnership with regional coordinators to conduct local programs throughout the state. Each region has a list of counties that they serve.

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Region

Region name

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Counties

Description

County boundaries.

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County Name	County name
Website	County's website URL

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ZIP Codes

Description

U.S. Postal Service ZIP Codes

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ZIP Code	ZIP Code
P.O. Name	Name of the Post Office, also the name of the city or town
County	County name
State	California

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Senate Districts

Description

California senate districts.

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District	Senate district number
Party	Senator's political party affiliation
Member	Senator's name
Email	Senator's e-mail address

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Assembly Districts

Description

California assembly districts.

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District	Assembly district number
Party	Assembly member's party affiliation
Member	Assembly member's name
Email	Assembly member's e-mail address

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Schools

Description

School locations and other information obtained from California Department of Education, County-District-School (CDS) file.

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Name	School name
Type	School type
District	School district name
Address	School's street address
City	School city
ZIP	ZIP Code

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Food on the Run Sites

Description

California Project LEAN�s Food on the Run campaign prepares teen leaders to promote healthy eating and physical activity on their campuses. Food on the Run students are encouraged to work with administrators and food service directors to create a healthy school environment.

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School	School name
Region	Region name
Contact	Name of contact person
Organization 1	Organization name
Organization 2	Organization name
Address1	Organization street address
Ste/Rm/Apt	Organization street address (line 2)
City	Organization city
State	State
ZIP	ZIP Code
Phone	Contact telephone number
FAX	Contact fax number
Email	Contact e-mail address

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UC Cooperative Extension Sites

Description

University of California Cooperative Extension sites serve as "extenders" from universities and use all available resources to deliver innovative, creative and inclusive programs that respond to current and anticipated community needs.

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Name	Organization name
Contact	Contact name
Title	Contact's title
Address	Contact address
City	Contact city
State	Contact state
ZIP	Contact ZIP Code
Phone	Contact's telephone number
Fax	Contact's fax number
Email	Contact's e-mail address

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Teen Pregnancy Prevention Grantees

Description

Organizations (mostly school districts) receiving Teen Pregnancy Prevention grants.

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Organization	Organization name
Address (Line 1)	Organization address
Address (Line 2)	Organization address
City	Organization city
State	Organization state
ZIP	ZIP Code
Contact	Name of contact person

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Healthy Start Schools

Description

The Healthy Start initiative has successfully established a regional network for the provision of training and technical assistance. For the past four years, each region has planned and implemented activities uniquely designed to fit the needs of grantees in that region

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School	School district name
Type	School type
District	School district name
Address	School address
City	School city
ZIP	School ZIP Code

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Community Challenge Grantees

Description

The goals of the Community Challenge Grant Program are to reduce the number of teenage and unwed pregnancies, the absent fathers that results from these pregnancies, and to promote responsible parenting.

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Agency	Agency name
Director	Director name
Address	Director address
City	Director city
State	Director state
ZIP	Director ZIP Code

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Local Incentive Awardees

Description

The Local Incentive Award program of the California Nutrition Network is designed to enhance the variety, type and frequency of nutrition education and physical activity programs offered to families with annual household incomes that are less than $20,000, or families who receive Food Stamps in California. Through this USDA matching fund program, the Network currently supports over $8 million in local Incentive Awards to schools/school districts, local health departments, Indian Health organizations, local government agencies, and other public entities.

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Organization 1	Organization name
Organization 2	Organization name
Contact	Contact name
Address1	Contact address
Address2	Contact address
City	Contact city
State	California
ZIP	Contact's ZIP Code
Phone	Contact's telephone number

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Adolescent Family Life

Description

Organizations participating in the Adolescent Family Life program.

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Contact	Name of contact
Title (Line 1)	Title of contact
Title (Line 1)	Title of contact
Title (Line 1)	Title of contact
Title (Line 1)	Title of contact
Address	Contact street address
City	Contact city
State	Contact state
ZIP	Contact ZIP Code

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Shape Schools

Description

Schools participating in the Shape Schools program.

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Name	Organization name
Group	Group type
Address	Organization address
City	Organization address
State	Organization address
ZIP	Organization address

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California School Health Centers

Description

School Health Centers provide primary medical care, mental health services and health education to students all over California. School Health Centers serve children in almost 600 schools and are located either directly in a school or on school grounds or are located nearby but have a formal relationship with on or several schools.

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Facility	Facility or program name
Region	Region number
Address	Facility address
City	Facility address
State	Facility address
ZIP	Facility address
Sponsor	Sponsor's name
Services	Services provided

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Power Play Schools

Description

The Power Play Campaign uses a multi-channel, community-based approach to encourage 9, 10, and 11 year old children and their families to eat at least 5 servings of fruits and vegetables every day and to be physically active. The Power Play Campaign is implemented in six community channels including schools, community youth organizations, farmers� markets, supermarkets, food services/restaurants, and the media.

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Name	Organization name
First Name	First name of contact
Last Name	Last name of contact
Address	Contact address
City	Contact city
State	Contact state
ZIP	Contact ZIP Code
Phone	Contact's work telephone number

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>40% NLSP Eligibility

Description

Schools with 40% or more students enrolled in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP). Source is Department of Education (DOE).

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Name	School name
Type	School type (see school type in 'Schools' metadata)
District	School district
Address	School address
City	School city
ZIP	School ZIP Code
Pub Enrollment	Number of public pupils
Free	Number of pupils getting free meals
Reduced	Number of pupils getting reduced price meals
Pct Reduced	Ratio of reduced price meal pupils to the number of public pupils

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Healthy Cities & Communities

Description

California Healthy Cities and Communities focuses on the community and its total environment - including the physical surroundings, economic conditions, and social climate - as an arena for health promotion activities. The development of responsive public policies, which preserve and promote individual and community health, is key to the Healthy Cities and Communities approach.

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Name	Name of city, town or community

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WIC Agencies

Description

Most State WIC programs provide vouchers that participants use at authorized food stores. A wide variety of State and local organizations cooperate in providing the food and health care benefits, and 46,000 merchants nationwide accept WIC vouchers.

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Name	Store name
Address	Store address
City	Store location (city)
State	Store location (state)
ZIP Code	Store ZIP Code

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WIC Grocery Stores

Description

Most State WIC programs provide vouchers that participants use at authorized food stores. A wide variety of State and local organizations cooperate in providing the food and health care benefits, and 46,000 merchants nationwide accept WIC vouchers.

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Name	Store name
Address	Store address
City	Store location (city)
State	Store location (state)
ZIP Code	Store ZIP Code

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Food Retailers

Description

Fast food restaurants, grocery stores and conveniences stores in California.

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Contact	Name of contact
Address	Contact's address
City	Contact city
ZIP Code	Contact ZIP Code
Phone	Contact phone

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Certified Farmer's Markets

Description

Certified Farmer�s Market is a location approved by the county agricultural commissioner where certified farmers sell only those agricultural products they grow themselves. California Certified Farmers' Markets are operated in accordance with regulations established in 1977 by the California Department of Food and Agriculture.

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Name	Certified Farmer's Market (CFM) name
Location	CFM Location
Days & Times	Days and hours CFM is open for business
Address	CFM street address
City	CFM city
State	California

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Demographics

Description

Demographics are presented in a number of layers which are based on census block groups. Block group is a type of 1990 census area geography whose size is between the larger census tract and the smallest unit of census geography, census block. Block groups are contiguous aggregations of census blocks. The LEAN GIS block group data layer was derived by address matching (georeferencing) the addresses of over 1,750,000 individual food stamp recipients, then performing a GIS overlay of the recipient locations on 1990 census block groups.  Data about individual food stamp recipients were aggregated for each block group, then attached to the block group geography as attributes. The aggregation process eliminates the possibility of showing information about any individual food stamp recipient.

There are a number of demographic layers available. Block group polygons are color-coded according to the class (range of values) to which they belong. Look at the legend to find the value ranges for each demography layer.

Sources of data: Food Stamp Recipient data was supplied by the Department of Health Services. Block group demographic estimate data was supplied by EASI, Inc.

Data Grouping Information:

It was necessary to group race and language data in order to make the Food Stamp Recipient data comparable to the EASI block group demographic classifications.

RACE Categories and their grouping constituents, if any

White

Hispanic*

Black

Asian:

Asian or Pacific Islander

Filipino

Amerasian

Chinese

Cambodian

Japanese

Korean

Samoan

Hawaiian

Guamanian

Laotian

Vietnamese

Other:

Alaskan native

American Indian

Asian Indian

None reported

English

Spanish

Asian / Pacific Islander:

Cantonese

Japanese

Korean

Tagalog

Mandarin

Other Chinese Languages

Cambodian

Ilcano

Mien

Hmong

Lao

Samoan

Thai

Vietnamese

Other:

American Sign Language

Other non-English

Other sign language

Armenian

Turkish

Hebrew

French

Polish

Russian

Portugese

Italian

Arabic

Farsi

None reported

The EASI data considers Hispanic to be an ethnic, not racial category. It provides estimates for the White, Black, Asian/Pacific Islander, and Other racial categories; these add up to the total population for the block group. As a separate category, EASI provides the estimated Hispanic population. The people counted in the EASI Hispanic category are also counted in one of the four racial categories.

The DHS Food Stamp Recipient data treats Hispanic as a racial category and we have counted it as one of five large racial groups (White, Black, Asian/Pacific Islander, Other, Hispanic). The people counted in the FSR Hispanic category are not counted in any of the other racial groups if they chose to be identified as Hispanic.

Because of this disparity, comparisons of FSR Hispanic counts to EASI block group Hispanic counts were not done. We chose to present EASI Hispanic population as a percent of EASI total population as the Hispanic demographic metric.

Demographic Data Layers

Description

FSR % of Pop

Displays, as a percentage, the ratio of food stamp recipients to the estimated total block group population.

No. of FSR