Land use development that looks at the big picture and considers all the options while emphasizing fairness, community improvement, and citizen participation can lead to communities that have long term health and wellness benefits for all citizens.
Creating communities that offer healthy and safe places for people to live, work, and play is a primary strategy in the prevention of childhood obesity, heart disease, stroke, some cancers, asthma and pedestrian and bicycle injuries.
Join Healthy Shasta for a food demo and Free Berry Amazing Banana Split samples in the produce section at FoodMaxx this Wednesday, March 6th from 4-6pm. Gift bags while supplies last. Located in Shasta Crossroads, 1330 Churn Creek Road in Redding.
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Learn the basics of road riding & bicycle commuting in a safe, friendly, and fun environment. Come build your confidence in this two-part workshop by learning tips and techniques for comfortable bicycling, practicing street skills, learning to ch…
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Take part in this personal challenge by hopping on your bike as much as you can this winter. Each day you ride your bike from December 1st- 25th, you’ll be entered into daily prize drawings through Love to Ride (use the Love to Ride App or connect …
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Join us for the 5th annual Turn it Around Shasta Live Your Best Life-Stop Diabetes Before it Starts community event on Wednesday, November 29th from 5:30-7:00 PM. This year our Free event will be held in-person at Shasta Community Health Center lo…
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Deadline to take the survey extended to Tuesday, September 5th. Your opinion matters! The Local Foods, Local Places community group and Healthy Shasta are seeking your input on healthy food availability and options in Downtown Redding. We want to sha…
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