The Community Health and Nutrition Program

Cover Page of the 2022 Community Health Impact Report.

Our Community Health Program is supported by Grants, Clallam County and the Washington State Department of Agriculture.

NEED HELP WITH FOOD?

This is a comprehensive and up-to-date document listing all the community food resources available to anyone in Clallam County.

Local farmers markets…

are a great place to find healthy food options while also supporting the local economy:

  • Port Angeles Farmers Market: Located year-round in the Gateway Transit Center near the foot of N Lincoln Street at E Front Street in downtown Port Angeles.
  • Sequim Farmers Market:  Located on the Civic Center Plaza at the corner of N Sequim Avenue and W Cedar St, every Saturday from May through October, 9am – 3pm.

Little Free Pantries Program

More information coming soon!

Farm to School Program

We partner with the Port Angeles School District to offer Garden-based education.

WSU Clallam Extension was an SNAP-Ed Partner through the end of 2025.

In Washington, SNAP-Ed was administered by the Department of Social and Health Services and implemented by Washington State University Extension, Washington State Department of Health, and over 60 local providers. It included classes, partnerships, social marketing, and promoting policy, systems, and environmental changes in local communities and statewide.

Our Community Health Team

News from WSU Extension Clallam County Community Health