A group of community members committed to making Plumas County an even better place to live, learn, work, and play.
A collaborative network that addresses community needs.
A county-wide group that aims to improve the lives of all 20,000 Plumas County Residents.
How does 20,000 Lives address community needs?
20,000 Lives participants come together in working groups that address the interests they are already working on.
20,000 Lives does not create new work, it aligns the tasks of many to achieve goals more efficiently, with less overlap, and using limited resources more efficiently.
The strength of 20,000 Lives is the ability to create workgroups that address common issues shared by others in the network.
What kind of work is 20,000 Lives doing?
There are currently five 20,000 Lives workgroups and plans for additional groups continue to merge:
How did we get here?
20,000 Lives is the work of decades of work done in Plumas County to improve community health: