Air Quality Education
CLEAN Air supports public awareness around indoor air quality, asthma burdens, and practical interventions for healthier homes.
Project Impact and Innovation
CLEAN Air
Connecting air quality education, healthy homes, and clean energy workforce pathways
Project Summary
Community Resource Project, Inc. received funding for CLEAN Air to address critical air quality and unemployment issues in the South Sacramento-Florin AB 617 Community.
Services
Aura supports CLEAN Air through environmental justice program design, funding strategy and grant development, and implementation and capacity building, carrying the project from proposal through community delivery and reporting.
Funding AgencyCalifornia Air Resources Board (CARB), Community Air Grant
LocationSouth Sacramento-Florin, CA
Project Period2024 - ongoing
Project Focus AreasEnvironmental Justice, Workforce Development, Clean Energy
Community Monitoring
The project pairs high-touch engagement with high-tech approaches for understanding and responding to local air quality conditions.
Workforce Pathways
The initiative connects clean air work with employment and training pathways in clean energy sectors.
CARB grant
Community Air Grant funding awarded to Community Resource Project for CLEAN Air.
Priority community
Focused on South Sacramento-Florin, a community facing air quality and health burdens.
Focus areas
Air quality education, air monitoring, and clean energy workforce development.
Active project
An ongoing initiative supporting healthier homes and workforce opportunity.
CLEAN Air
Community Learning, Employment & Awareness Network for Air, supporting cleaner indoor air, community awareness, and clean energy workforce pathways.
- Funding Agency
- Project Budget
- $300,000
- Project Lead
- Project Partners
- Location
- South Sacramento-Florin, CA
- Project Period
- 2024 - ongoing
- Project Focus Areas
- Services
Project Summary
Air quality action rooted in community health and opportunity
Community Resource Project, Inc. received funding for CLEAN Air to address critical air quality and unemployment issues in the South Sacramento-Florin AB 617 Community.
The community faces high levels of asthma and unemployment, making it a priority for intervention. CLEAN Air combines high-tech and high-touch solutions to support air quality education, air monitoring, and workforce development in clean energy sectors.
Scope of Work and Service
Community outreach, workforce support, and project coordination
Aura supports CLEAN Air through environmental justice program design, funding strategy and grant development, and implementation and capacity building, carrying the project from proposal through community delivery and reporting.
- Equity and needs assessment and community-centered program design
- Proposal development, budgets, and post-award grant management
- Community outreach and participant engagement
- Workforce development program support
- Project coordination and implementation support
- Impact storytelling and partner communications
Project Impact and Innovation
Connecting air quality education, healthy homes, and clean energy workforce pathways
Air Quality Education
CLEAN Air supports public awareness around indoor air quality, asthma burdens, and practical interventions for healthier homes.
Community Monitoring
The project pairs high-touch engagement with high-tech approaches for understanding and responding to local air quality conditions.
Workforce Pathways
The initiative connects clean air work with employment and training pathways in clean energy sectors.
CARB grant
Community Air Grant funding awarded to Community Resource Project for CLEAN Air.
Priority community
Focused on South Sacramento-Florin, a community facing air quality and health burdens.
Focus areas
Air quality education, air monitoring, and clean energy workforce development.
Active project
An ongoing initiative supporting healthier homes and workforce opportunity.
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