Programs and Funding Priorities
Healthy Sacramento Coalition
- Sacramento Region Health Care Partnership
- Respite Partnership Collaborative
- Nonprofit Innovation Center
- Responsive Grants Program
- Conference and Convening Program
- Health Leadership Program
- Youth Pathways to Health
- Positive Youth Justice Initiative
- Renewing Juvenile Justice
- Healthy Youth/Healthy Regions
- REACH Youth Program
- Health Shack Personal Health Records Project
- Sacramento Area Youth Speaks (SAYS)
- Stamping Out Obstacles to Achievement in Robla (SOAR)
- Students for the Advancement of Global Entrepreneurship (SAGE)
- Youth Development Conferences
- Grizzly Creek Ranch
- Previous Programs and Funding Opportunities
Youth Pathways to Health
The goal of our Youth Pathways to Health grantmaking is to lead or support efforts to ensure those young people at greatest risk of poor outcomes have opportunities to find on-ramps to a healthy developmental path.
Through Youth Pathways to Health, our investments are focused primarily on four critical areas that affect youth well-being: Education, Health, Civic Engagement and Employment. Our investments have included support for policy change and promising practices to improve outcomes for young people.
Positive Youth Justice Initiative
Through this initiative we seek to improve outcomes of crossover youth — young people involved in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. Learn more.
Renewing Juvenile Justice
This March 2011 report written by the Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice looks at the history and evolution of juvenile justice systems in California, and offers recommendations for policy changes to improve practice in local jurisdictions and expand services for high-risk youthful offenders. Learn more.
Healthy Youth/Healthy Region
In 2008, we commissioned an innovative two-year study with the UC Davis Center for Regional Change to analyze youth well-being in the nine-county Sacramento Capital Region. Learn more.
REACH Youth Program
Through REACH, we support communities in the California Capital Region to take positive action for youth. Learn more.
Health Shack Personal Health Records Project
In 2008, we funded a pilot project to develop a web-based electronic personal health record and resource site designed to improve health access and outcomes for homeless and systems-based youth in Sacramento County. Learn more.
Other Youth Projects
Learn about Sacramento Area Youth Speaks (SAYS), Students for the Advancement of Global Entrepreneurship (SAGE), Stamping Out Obstacles to Achievement in Robla (SOAR) and Youth Development Conferences.