Challenge Diabetes Program

If you have prediabetes, eating healthier and being more active can reduce your chances of developing type 2 diabetes by half.

46% of Santa Clara County adults are estimated to have prediabetes or undiagnosed diabetes. Low income and Latino/a, African American, and Asian adults are at a higher risk for diabetes. The Challenge Diabetes Program, funded by El Camino Hospital, aims to improve health outcomes for diabetic and prediabetic clients by providing healthy food and information about making lifestyle changes.

CSA’s Challenge Diabetes Program

Screens clients for diabetes and prediabetes
Provides healthy food each month to participants
Offers workshops and classes on exercise and nutrition
Provides educational materials in a variety of languages

“I like the food I get from the program. It has helped. My sugar level went down by about 0.4 last year in the program. I went from the diabetic range to pre-diabetic.” –Ann H.

For more information, please contact Challenge Diabetes Program Coordinator Ana Marquez, [email protected] or 650-968-0836 ext 118.