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Garden Exchange kids seed planting art project begins this past food & fitness festival

Garden SwapThe Chapman Garden Exchange project, part of
the Chapman Food and Fitness Festival, began a
Garden Art seed planting program for kids (and adults, too!)
this past Friday the 22nd.
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Community Garden Exchange off to a great start!

Garden SwapGreetings,

This past Friday, the exchange table
was full of iris and tomato plants and seed
potatoes from local GRUB, geraniums,
lettuce and flower seeds, empty plastic pots,
community resources on
nutrition, gardening, social services, and
some wonderful seed catalogs.
Swapping and exchanging happened successfully, and
everyone who participated was happy with what
they received as well as with the opportunity to add to the
exchange.
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Community Garden Exchange begins!

cChaos NewsWe are pleased to announce that our Community Garden Exchange project
has begun!
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The Wonderful Student Nurse(s) from Chico State

cChaos NewsCarol Polland, graduating nurse from California State University School of Nursing (BSN Program), talkes about her volunteer work at the cChaos public health forums and farmers markets. She has been giving free blood pressure readings at our weekly events in both Oroville 's Southside Neighborhood and Chico's Chapmantown neighborhood. Both areas are low income and ethnically diverse. Today is her last volunteer day before she graduates. She talks a little about her experience here. Ashley McGuire was another student from the group who attended several of the events taking blood pressure. And on the last day Steven Robinson manned the table.
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Blood Pressure Readings by CSU Chico Nursing Students

Extreme Health Nursing students Carol Pollard & Ashley McGuire from California State University, Chico and Opt for Fit Kids are working together to promote health awareness within the community. Free blood pressure readings along with basic health information and tips on prevention and treatment of hypertension (High Blood Pressure) are available. Times are

Thursdays 1-3 PM at the
El Medio Fire Station - Fire House Certified Farmers Market -
Myers & D Street - Southside Neighborhood, Oroville, CA

and

Fridays 2 - 6 PM at the
Chapmantown Food & Fitness Fest - Farmers Market
in the parking lot in front of Chapman Elementary - at the end of E. 16th Street.

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    Our mission is to facilitate, improve and maintain healthy lifestyles by increasing access to fresh fruits, vegetables, seeds and nuts, and opportunities for physical activities and using the consumer safe food shopping environments created by certified farmers markets to develop grassroots community leadership to maximize human health.

    We work collaboratively with schools & community service organizations to do outreach, research, raise funds, and deliver health services (including WIC and Food Stamp EBT of Certified Farmers Markets) by providing for their public health service integration into the consumer-safe food delivery environments created by farm&garden to table food and information exchange forums such as farmers markets.

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