Program Sites
El Nido Family Center
4323 E. Rosecrans Ave., Compton, 90221
Exodus Recovery
9808 Venice Blvd, Culver City, 90232
Since 1989 Exodus Recovery, Inc. (Exodus) has been providing quality psychiatric and chemical dependency treatment services to Southern California communities. Beginning with the management of hospital based inpatient and outpatient programs, Exodus has developed and established several hospital...
Regis House Community Center
2212 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, 90057
The focus of Regis House has been on families and children, offering a variety of educational, recreational and social service programs at low or no cost.
Regis House Community Center (RHCC) is funded by the Juniors of Social Service, private donations and foundation grants.
Regis House Community Center...
10-20 Club Inc
10810 Paramount Blvd Suite 202, Downey CA, 90241
We are a nonprofit that specializes in working with youths ages 10-20 years old. Our programs consist of drug and alcohol classes, decision making classes, case management and mentoring.
1736 Family Crisis Center
21707 Hawthorne Blvd., #300, Torrance, 90503
Domestic violence shelter for abused women & children and victims of human trafficking; interns will work with our children while their moms attend group sessions, assist in other shelter functions as needed.
2hunned Inc. Community & Family Services
12631 Imperial Highway, Santa Fe Springs, 90670
We are a 501c3 community-based organization that provides services and programs for individuals/families in marginalized and under-resourced areas. By providing and mobilizing multiple services and assistance programs, social support information and community health resource navigation for people in need, our goal is to help as many families as possible and heighten our impact everyday, starting in our community and making a major shift of significant positive change.
5-Eleven Hoops site- Burrell-MacDonald Park
Burrell-MacDonald Park, Compton, 90220
5-Eleven Hoops is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is on a mission to unlock the strengths and full potential of kids on the Autism Spectrum through sports in supportive and inclusive spaces.
5-Eleven Hoops site- Cal Bowl
2500 E Carson St, Lakewood, 90712
5-Eleven Hoops is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is on a mission to unlock the strengths and full potential of kids on the Autism Spectrum through sports in supportive and inclusive spaces.
5-Eleven Hoops Site- Compton College
Compton College, Compton, 90221
5-Eleven Hoops is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is on a mission to unlock the strengths and full potential of kids on the Autism Spectrum through sports in supportive and inclusive spaces.
5-Eleven Hoops Site- The Salvation Army Long Beach
The Salvation Army – Long Beach, LongBeach, 90807
5-Eleven Hoops is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is on a mission to unlock the strengths and full potential of kids on the Autism Spectrum through sports in supportive and inclusive spaces.
54th Street School
333 South Beaudry Avenue, Los Angeles, 90017
OUR VISION
Our vision at 54th St. Elementary School is to create a highly effective elementary school that produces students and staff who are productive, critical thinking, collaborative individuals who are able to successfully navigate the...
61st Street Elementary
6020 S Figueroa St., Los Angeles, 90003
Mission
Sixty-First Street Elementary aims to become an exemplary and successful educational institution - equipping all children with the organizational and technological skills necessary to prepare them for middle school, high school and become college and career ready and enable them to be...
A Community of Friends
3701 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, 90010
Goals Foster an inclusive environment in which each participant’s individuality will be respected, understood, and embraced Provide a safe and nurturing environment that supports the developmental, social-emotional, physical, and personal well-being of all Design activities utilizing meaningful and engaging learning methods...
A World Fit for Kids!
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As we look to the fall, we are searching for interns with unique ideas and creative lesson plans that can help us address the needs of our K-12 students. Given the impact that COVID-19 has had on our youth, we are also looking to expand our afterschool activities with robotics and coding programs, as well as boosting our...
American Indian Changing Spirits
2120 W. Williams Street Bldg. #1, Long Beach, 90810-3635
Drug test - paid by the agency. Cultural experience required.
ASI-CSUDH Child Development Center
1000 E. Victoria Street, Carson, 90747
CDV 480 Only Students
Are undocumented students allowed to intern at your organization?
Many sites allow undocumented workers as long as they have an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN).
Yes, we accept undocumented students as interns.
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Asian American Drug Abuse Program, Inc. (AADAP, Inc.)
13931 Van Ness Ave., Gardena, 90249
AADAP exists to change lives and save families adversely impacted by substance abuse. It provides the diverse and multi-ethnic communities of Los Angeles a comprehensive “whole person” approach in its education, intervention, treatment, outreach, advocacy, and employment programs. AADAP distinguishes itself by embodying the Hawaiian concept of “Ohana,” meaning “family.” Each individual who joins AADAP joins a Family bound together by its values of compassion, responsibility, and respect.
Asian American Senior Citizens Service Center (AASCSC)
850 N. Birch Street, Santa Ana, 92701
AASCSC is a non-profit organization, based in Orange County, CA (our center is in Santa Ana), that serves all age groups and all community members through an intergenerational approach with a focus on building a stronger and healthier community. AASCSC works closely with other nonprofits and government agencies to promote community health (including social determinants of health), provide direct health services, and to continuously advocate for our community. At the heart of these efforts is our underlying goal to strive for and ensure health equity within our community.
Associated Students Inc. (ASI)
1000 E. Victoria St., Carson, 90747
(ASI) is the official student voice of California State University, Dominguez Hills. ASI believes in the core values of student growth, advocacy, leadership and guidance. As a student-run non-profit corporation, ASI representatives are appointed to various campus-wide committees affecting campus governance. Building individual and group leadership skills, ASI's student-led commissions provide numerous activities throughout the year: film festivals, guest speakers, fitness classes, talent shows, as well as cultural activities. Many of these commission meetings allow students to help decide and plan what events and services are offered at CSUDH. ASI representatives travel monthly to northern or southern CSU campuses to collaborate with other Associated Student representatives on advocacy for the CSU as a whole. ASI representatives also travel annually to the three day CHESS conference in Sacramento to advocate for accessibility, affordability and quality higher education. There are many opportunities for you to get involved with ASI through the Board of Directors, Students at Large, Bull Horns, internships or student assistant positions. Stop by the ASI Office in the Loker Student Union or call (310) 243-3686 to find out more about the various opportunities for advocacy, University committees, or campus activities. Please feel free to visit the ASI website at www.csudh.edu/asi or follow us on twitter @ilovemyasi, like our Facebook fan page and keep up to date on student events on our OOHLALA downloadable App. ASI:"WE REPRESENT THE STUDENTS."
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