Program Sites

*Employment-based practicum placement 

Learning opportunities at Natomas Unified School District include:

• Group therapy
• 1:1 play with students
• Teach coping skills to manage feelings and emotions
• Classroom support
• Crisis therapy
• Psychoeducation trainings/developments
• Weekly didactics
• 1:1...

During the student’s practicum, they will learn how to provide one-on-one counseling services and facilitate SEL (Social-Emotional Learning) groups. They will also have the opportunity to observe and participate in individual and group counseling sessions, develop and implement age-appropriate SEL activities, collaborate...

The mission of Child Welfare Services (CWS) is to consistently, compassionately, and creatively prevent child abuse and neglect and to protect children by empowering families to achieve their highest potential. We will collaborate with community partners, families, and each other to inspire and facilitate social change. We...

A student can expect to learn the Public Assistance programs including but not limited to (Medi-Cal, CalFresh, CalWORKS/ Welfare to Work).  They will learn motivational interviewing skills.  I am looking for someone who can assist with strengthening partner relationships through collaborative meetings, contract review,...

• Case Management: Educational (PreK-12), Foster Youth (until age 25), Juvenile Justice Involved (until age 21), Transition Age (up to age 25).
• Grant Writing
• Special Education 
• Tutoring
• Macro: Legislative visits with students, Youth Ambassador Program, Inter-agency Leadership Team. ...

We’re a group of 30 people who recognized the lack of harm reduction in Butte County and came together to do something about it in July 2018! We began by providing opioid overdose response trainings and free Naloxone (Narcan) by October 2018. We’ve provided trainings for local law enforcement, Behavioral Health, homeless service providers, friends and family of people who use drugs, and prescription and non-prescription drug users. After requests from community members, we expanded our services to include syringe disposal, community syringe litter cleanup, and street outreach. Since then, we’ve diverted over 7,000 syringes from improper disposal, connected countless participants to treatment (drug use disorder, mental health, and Hep C treatment from our rapid testing program!) and social services, trained over 800 people to respond to an opioid overdose and distributed over 2,000 free doses of Naloxone in Butte County! We’ve had 20 opioid overdose reversal reports come back to us, from people of all ages and backgrounds. As we celebrate our first birthday, we also celebrate our application to become a Certified Syringe Exchange with the California Department of Public Health being submitted! All these smart people who make up NVHRC have read the evidence and learned from their professional backgrounds that harm reduction was the evidence based and data driven solution Butte County needed to combat our local drug crisis. Through the months, we’ve worked directly with the California Department of Public Health and met with syringe access programs in Northern California to learn best practices.

The Anderson Union High School District has seven schools: Anderson Union High School, West Valley High School, Anderson New Technology High School, North Valley Continuation High School, Oakview Alternative School, Anderson Community Day School, and Anderson Community Day Tranisition School. The District has approximately 1,900 students, grades 9 through 12.