Fresno BHC
Creating #OneHealthyFresno
At Fresno Building Healthy Communities we believe authentic community transformation and long-term positive change can be achieved through the power of community.
Creating #OneHealthyFresno
At Fresno Building Healthy Communities we believe authentic community transformation and long-term positive change can be achieved through the power of community.
2025 Luchadores del Valle
Experience this year’s Community Champion Awards and Fundraiser, themed “Luchadores Del Valle – Fighting for a Better Future!” This event pays tribute to the vibrant tradition of Lucha Libre, honoring local heroes whose resilience and commitment to justice uplift our community.
We work on issues that are important to Fresno County residents and intentionally build power for community change.
We offer financial assistance to help pay for your DACA renewal application if you meet the eligibility criteria.
We offer paid internships to high school youth residing in Fresno County to provide youth with practical experience. Participants are onboarded annually between March – April and work alongside us until November.
Are you a farmworker, dairy worker, or packing house worker? Are you ready to use your skills to help your community? We are recruiting folks to participate in our Community Health Worker Certification Program and learn how to provide health education, connect people to resources, and explore new job opportunities. Our program offers foundational job skills, such as English literacy, digital proficiency, and culturally responsive training. The ultimate goal is to enable participants to secure living-wage jobs while advancing community health.
Transportation for All (T4A) is a strong coalition of dedicated, motivated, and engaged parents, grandparents, community, labor, faith, and business leaders and organizations committed to moving Fresno County forward via responsible transportation investments and sensible policies.
Fresno Building Healthy Communities is leading a $6.6M renovation to ensure Calwa residents have access to more and better parks. Funding is provided by Proposition 68 through the Statewide Park Program.
Are Fresno police driven by bias? A recent report from Fresno BHC and Catalyst California → uncovers a pattern of racial bias in traffic stops by Fresno Police.
Fresno Building Healthy Communities welcomes media inquiries and opportunities. If you’re a member of the media developing a story about Fresno Building Healthy Communities or a campaign, please contact us using our Contact Us form.
We rely on the generous support of our community. Your contribution will help us continue our general and programmatic efforts, such as our Resident Leadership programs, Youth Internship Program, and community events. You can also designate your contribution to support a specific fund. These funds help us provide direct support to community members.
We have an established network of nonprofit and faith-based organizations representing over 97,000 residents in Fresno, California. We serve as a community planning and development “central table,” bringing leaders together to devise and implement innovative solutions to affect systemic change to improve the lives of residents in the Central Valley.