Programs Advancing Diabetes Self Management • Community Health Center, Inc. • Department of Family & Community Health - Marshall University • Gateway Community Health Center, Inc. • Holyoke Health Center, Inc. • La Clinica de La Raza • St. Peter Family Medicine Residency Program Building Community Supports for Diabetes Care • Campesinos Sin Fronteras • Center for African American Health • Galveston County Health District • MaineGeneral Health • Minneapolis American Indian Center • Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council • Open Door Health Center • Richland County Health Department Childhood Obesity Prevention • Campesinos Sin Fronteras • Community Health Center, Inc. • Department of Family & Community Health - Marshall University • Holyoke Health Center, Inc.   Childhood Obesity Prevention Campesinos Sin Fronteras Project Director: Emma Torres Project Coordinator: Flor Redondo 725 E. Main Street Suite 11 Somerton, AZ 85350 redondos1272@aol.com The Mobilizing Parents for Healthier Environments project will mobilize parents to create opportunities for healthier nutrition and physical activity for children in the school and community to prevent childhood obesity and reduce their risk for diabetes.  Parents will identify common areas of concern, take the lead in identifying environmental and policy priorities, and create an action plan for the establishment of school policies.  This project will build on the resources of an existing community coalition to assist parents carry out project goals to include the development of a culturally relevant obesity prevention curriculum addressing Mexican children in Somerton, Arizona.         Last update: 3/1/07   © 2002-2006 The Diabetes Initiative, a national program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation® The Diabetes Initiative is supported by a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in Princeton,NJ Home • ABOUT • PROGRAMS • LESSONS • RESOURCES • EVENTS • NEWS • CONTACT • SEARCH • TERMS • PRESS