Salvation Army

What It Takes to Save Lives

What does it take to save lives? For 125 years, the Salvation Army has been a life-changing resource for communities, offering hope and empowerment through a diverse range of programs.

Published May, 2010

California Product Stewardship Council

A Prescription for Change: Marin County Edition

This publication increases public awareness and understanding of the threats posed by improper disposal of sharps and meds and educates public on best practices and existing resources for proper disposal of sharps and meds. in their local community in Marin County. The publication also educates about the movement for product stewardship legislation, which can further improve access to and ease of proper disposal options for meds. and sharps.

Published November, 2014

Sacramento County Behavioral Health Services

Breaking the Cycle

People living with mental illness don't need to end up in the hospital, jail or homeless. There are many treatment options that can prevent crisis situations and provide better outcomes — at a lower cost.

Published May, 2014

Napa County Health and Human Services

Keeping Fresh Affordable

CalFresh nutrition assistance helps put healthy food on Napa County's tables. But more residents (around 6,000) could be claiming this benefit. Find out who's eligible, how to apply and why CalFresh is contributing to the overall health of Napa County.

Published July, 2016

Water Forum

Keep Our River Running Wild

The American River is, literally and figuratively, the lifeblood of our community. From the first founders to today, the river has provided life-giving water to the people and animals who call the Sacramento region home. It's also a rich ecosystem that sustains myriad species and is part of a larger system, as well as a rich environment for recreation. Generations of Sacramento-area residents have grown up on and along the banks of our rivers, staying active and healthy while connection with nature and those we care about. Managing the river is a complex task undertaken by a variety of agencies. The Sacramento Water Forum is a diverse group of business and agricultural leaders, citizen groups, environmentalists, water managers, and local governments working together to balance two goals: providing a reliable and safe water supply for our region in the long term and preserving the fishery, wildlife, recreational, and aesthetic values of the lower American River.

Published March, 2016

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento

Build for Unity

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento is building two homes with the help of local faith leaders, mosques, temples and churches to make a statement about religious diversity and tolerance in our community. Learn more about this interfaith effort and how you can help! Build hope and homes -- #BuildforUnity!

Published September, 2016

North Dakota Department of Human Services

Alcohol in North Dakota

The culture of alcohol abuse is impacting North Dakota's kids and communities. Learn how you can take action to prevent underage drinking and adult binge drinking.

Published April, 2017

Immunize Nevada

Fight the Flu

The flu vaccine will help keep you, your family and your community safe. This publication encourages readers to know they are susceptible to the flu, see the health benefit in getting a vaccine and believe in the effectiveness of the flu vaccine. This piece focuses on personal stories of people who have been impacted by the flu and stories about how businesses and schools are being proactive to prevent it. “Spread the word, not the flu.”

Published October, 2016

California Health & Wellness

The Road to Wellness Starts Here

California Health & Wellness is a healthcare coverage provider that serves Medi-Cal recipients in 19 counties in Northern and Southern California. CH&W provides value-added services such as a mobile Member Connections team to visit customers at home, and an emphasis on preventive care and excellent customer service.

Published November, 2014

Rape Crisis Center

Take Back the Power

Chico's Rape Crisis Intervention and Prevention Center offers assistance to any man, woman or child who has experienced the trauma of unwanted sexual imposition, which includes all forms of sexual violence, stalking and harassment.

Published April, 2012

Yolo County Department of Health Services

Making a Difference

The Yolo County Department of Health Services operates under a new mission, "Making a difference by enhancing the quality of life in our community." True to its mission, the department provides robust mental health services and partners with community organizations to reach as many individuals as possible.

Published May, 2015

Goodwill

Because of Goodwill

When you come to Goodwill, the person sorting donations and selling items is there because of you. Your donations create jobs and support training that make people more employable in our community.

Published October, 2015

San Joaquin County

Mental Health Matters

San Joaquin County is caring for the mental health needs of the community. In this publication, you'll learn how to recognize the warning signs, get advice from someone who's been there, and read inspiring stories of recovery.

Published March, 2015

Oroville Hospital

Decisions That Matter

How Oroville Hospital can help you make informed choices about end-of-life care.

Published April, 2015

Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission

Mental Illness: It Affects Everyone

Mental illnesses impact people of every background, color and age. The Mental Health Services Act is transforming California's mental health system as an important source of funding for new resources.

Published January, 2013

Care Enough to Act

Know the Signs

Suicide is preventable. Care Enough to Act is a collaboration with the Butte County Suicide Prevention Task Force that aims to raise awareness of depression and bring hope and care to those affected by suicide.

Published October, 2012