Groceryships and Netiya
The Trellis Project will make LA the healthiest place to live by creating church hubs that offer community building, nutrition education and kitchen gardens in low-income communities most in need.
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- LIVE ·2016 Grants Challenge
The Trellis Project: Growing health through gardening, nutritional support, and food access
Combining nutrition education and communal gardening to provide good food, a supportive community and water-wise, food productive landscapes at churches in underserved LA communities.
- LIVE ·2015 Grants Challenge
Comprehensive Nutrition Education Programs
Groceryships pilot programs achieved profound physical and emotional health results for the low-income families struggling with diabetes and obesity. Now, with a recently opened community center, Groceryships wants to dramatically expand the number of programs we can offer to families. The $100,000 grant would provide six months of weekly nutrition education classes and free access to healthy produce for 300 families living in South LA.
- LIVE ·2014 Grants Challenge
Open Grove
Open Grove harnesses the institutional power of congregations by repurposing fallow land into orchards.
- LIVE ·2014 Grants Challenge
Groceryships (Scholarships for Groceries)--Changing the Food System One Family at a Time
A Groceryships group in every community, so everyone who wants to get healthy amidst a toxic food environment has a place to turn for help.