Core Conditioning is independently owned and operated by physical therapists, Allyson Cabot and Gabrielle Shrier. Core Conditioning is one of the very few health care providers which utilizes Pilates, Redcord®, CoreAlign, and Gyrotonic® in conjunction with a broad range of Physical Therapy services. What makes Core Conditioning different from conventional physical therapy clinics is that we integrate the worlds of medical science, whole body fitness and lifetime wellness. Our staff of passionate professionals brings diverse skills and backgrounds, including Sports Medicine, Orthopedics, Women’s Health, Pediatrics, Neurological Rehabilitation, Osteopathic Techniques and Dance Medicine. In addition to physical therapy and fitness classes, Core Conditiong offers one of the most comprehensive teacher training programs in the country and have two state-of-the-art facilities in Burbank and Studio City, California.

Health Projects Center (HPC), established in 1980 as a 503(c) non-profit organization, offers health-related programs to health professionals, frail seniors and family caregivers. HPC serves the Monterey Bay region of California, and hosts the Del Mar Caregiver Resource Center, Santa Cruz and Monterey Multipurpose Senior Services Programs, California Community Transitions program, and the Central Coast Area Health Education Center. It is also a founding partner in the Monterey Bay Geriatric Resource Center - providing resources and training in geriatrics for medical professionals.

Fresno American Indian Health Project strives to provide excellence in a wide variety of services for the American Indian Community in a respectful manner with a high regard for cultural, spiritual, personal values and tribal affiliation. The Vision of Fresno American Indian Health Project is to raise the quality of life for All American Indians and Alaska Natives.

Deaf Services Center (DSC) is the largest non-profit organization serving the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in the great state of Ohio. DSC provides community centers in the northwest, Central, and southeast regions along with offering interpreting and Speech-To-Text services throughout Ohio and neighboring states such as Michigan and Kentucky. Languages provided by DSC Community Interpreting & Translation services include but not limited to: American Sign Language (ASL), Spanish, French, Somali, Japanese, Mandarin and Nepali. DSC also provides community advocacy, case management, education, Information and Referral, American Sign Language (ASL) Classes, Deaf Youth Programming and Camps, Kids of Deaf Adults (KODA) Programming, Regional Infant Hearing Program (RIHP), Deaf Equipment Modification Program (DEMP) and Employment Services. DSC is a CARF accredited facility in the state of Ohio.

Brighten Academy Preschool is a research-based enrichment program for children ages 2 years to 5 years old. We employ

Valley Teen Ranch in Fresno & Madera, California offers a Short Term Residential Therapeutic Program at the Ranch, Family Foster Agency, Adoption Services, and a Transitional Living Home.

The Action Council of Monterey County was created in 1994 to address unmet needs of low-income residents as a result of welfare reform. Since that time it has evolved into a hub for social innovation, incubation, and cross-sector collaboration in the region. Action’s mission is to empower people to transform their communities and they do this by incubating leaders, innovative ideas, emerging organizations, and collaborative community action. This role presupposes a strong commitment to work with funders, policy makers and the community to facilitate change on critical issues. To this end it has incubated Building Healthy Communities, Mujeres en Accion and other grassroots organizations in the community. Building Healthy Communities (BHC) was a 10 – year initiative of The California Endowment that cultivates assets in communities to improve health status and equity for all residents. East Salinas is one of the fourteen place-based sites within BHC that is looking at values and practice changes across systems (schools, healthcare, land use, justice system) and supporting community leadership to redefine health and identify solutions that are relevant to East Salinas. BHC supports the design of communities that are safe, healthy, while promoting community wellness and healthy economic opportunities. The work is now expanding across Monterey County which has sparked the name change to Building Healthy Communities Monterey County (BHCMC). BHC Monterey County is supporting local efforts to engage and develop the leadership capacity of community residents and systems to achieve equitable outcomes in health, education and economic opportunity for all people. BHCMC has a distinguished track record of facilitating community engagement opportunities and incorporating community voice into policies and decisions that impact their lives. The principal driver of this work is centering residents as assets and key stakeholders not just as recipients of services.