Our wonderful friends at the Ceres Project have launched their Healing Meals program and CMC is one of their first clients! Youth from Alameda Point Collaborative prepare healthy, tasty, balanced meals for our CMC clients, which is a huge support to our clinic food program. Thank you Ceres and all the incredible teen chefs at Alameda Point Collaborative! We are so grateful. Community partners make wonderful things happen!

The teens did an amazing job, really taking ownership of the dishes they prepared, right down to wanting to package and label “their” dishes. Ceres Healing Meals Program is off and running in Alameda, thanks to the support and vision of our new partners, volunteers and donors. See their photo album and stay tuned for more updates on the Ceres Facebook page.

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