California Project LEAN
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School Wellness
Policy Tools


Take a look at the resources to develop, implement and evaluate your school wellness policy.

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Captive Kids:
Selling Obesity
at Schools
An Action Guide to Stop the Marketing of Unhealthy Foods and Beverages at School.

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Materials
Order Form


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Learn About California Project LEAN

California Project LEAN (Leaders Encouraging Activity and Nutrition) (CPL) is a joint program of the California Department of Health Services and the Public Health Institute focusing on youth empowerment, policy and environmental change strategies, and community-based solutions. CPL’s mission is to increase healthy eating and physical activity to reduce the prevalence of obesity and chronic diseases such as heart disease, cancer, stroke, osteoporosis, and diabetes.

CPL works with state and local physical activity and nutrition leaders to conduct programs in communities throughout California. Through an infrastructure of ten regions, CPL implements local interventions that utilize the Spectrum of Prevention model which describes six levels of prevention activities – from strengthening individual knowledge and skills to influencing policy.

Resources

Are you interested in our school and youth environment efforts?

Are you interested in our community and family efforts?

Do you want to know more about our program evaluation?

Are you interested in research that formed our nutrition and physical activity campaigns?

Do you want to see the CPL research and information that sparked state legislation?

Are you interested in published articles from CPL?

Do you want to find a CPL regional representative in your area?

 

CPL Overview:

Our purpose
A quick look at our vision, goals and values.

Background
An overview of our history.

Our news
For program updates.

Our awards & honors
A list of the ways we've been recognized.

Our staff
For state staff contact information.

Local programs
For our state-wide infrastructure and local coordinators.


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