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More than 2,600 runners and walkers came together on July 30 to enjoy some physical activity and connect with multiple healthy resources in the San Diego region at the fourth annual Live Well San Diego 5K.
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As the calendar hits July, certain things are inevitable. The summer tourist season is in full swing, bringing friends and relatives to town on the hunt for some fun in the sun. The kids are always looking for things to do, and you probably wouldn’t mind finding an activity or two to give you some […]
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The Board of Supervisors will soon look at three ideas designed to help get the homeless into homes. County Supervisors Ron Roberts and Dianne Jacob today unveiled the three initiatives to spur the building, renovation and acquisition of affordable housing and stem the growing tide of homelessness.
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The Chula Vista Training Center welcomed youth along with older adults in the community to experience the fun of the 15th Annual South Bay Intergenerational Games. This half-day event pairs older adults with 3rd grade students for an unforgettable experience of fun, fitness, and intergenerational connection. Almost 100 older adults joined third-graders for physical challenges such […]
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The San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency announced today it is joining a new partnership with the Clinton Foundation and The San Diego Foundation to improve the health and well-being of children in San Diego County. The goal of the partnership is to build upon the success of San Diego County’s Live Well […]
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In 2015, there were 17,975 domestic violence incidents reported to law enforcement in San Diego County, a 6 percent increase from the prior year and up 12 percent from 2011. Local groups and agencies recently came together to provide community education and awareness on domestic violence.
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A San Diego County Live Well Communities program in southeastern San Diego has received a $10,000 grant and been chosen as one of 50 local government projects to participate in a national Healthiest Cities & Counties Challenge.
