Program Sites

Working within the classroom and being mentored in developmentally appropriate practices. Hopefully being curious, creative, and reflective. Sharing their own ideas of what they would like to see happening.

Students can get involved in a variety of programs and projects ranging from agricultural operations,to composting, and community engagement.

For over 30 years, we’ve been fueled by people who know education and care can change the world. At Bright Horizons®, you’ll be part of a team providing world-class support — child care, elder care, guidance for careers and education — for parents and children who really need you, and for workforces around the globe who power some of the world’s best brands. We are a caring, passionate group of individuals committed to building a brighter future — for the children, families, and employees we serve…and ourselves. Whether you’re working in one of our centers; helping teenagers and their families manage college admissions and finances; working with adult learners to further their education; acting in one of our many corporate roles; or supporting a family through our in-home care program, you’ll be doing work that makes a difference. Passion. Possibilities. Purpose. All three await you in a Bright Horizons career!

The Office of Los Angeles City Councilman Joe Buscaino is seeking a policy intern to work closely with the Councilman's policy team. Councilman Buscaino is undertaking motions on a wide range of issues including police body cameras, sidewalks and homelessness as well as annual budget recommendations. The ideal candidate will have excellent writing and research skills, an attention to detail, and a passion for bettering the lives of Council District 15's constituents. 

Intern responsibilities include:

• Providing support to the Field Team (Watts and Harbor Gateway), including attending community meetings, drafting research memos, etc.
• Drafting newsletter, website, and social media content
• Creating event flyers
• Walking the community with 311
• Help develop the Watts Youth Council
• Maintaining electronic and hard copy research files
• Providing administrative support to council staff

Case management, indiv and group contact...

For over 40 years, Therapeutic Living Centers for the Blind (TLC) has developed life changing programs for people challenged by developmental disabilities and blindness. TLC was founded in 1975 by eight visionary families who believed that life in an institution was not acceptable for their adult children with multiple...

Toberman Neighborhood Center is a non-profit community-based organization committed to assisting Harbor Area families and individuals by delivering life-changing services that encourage, inform, educate and empower them to live healthy and purposeful lives.

Contract expires: 08/24/19

If contract expired, or is about to expire, please contract SLICE at 310.243.2438.

U.S.VETS is a private non-profit organization providing housing, employment and counseling services to our nation’s veterans, the men and women from all branches of the armed forces who have served their country from World War II to the current conflict in Afghanistan.

With 21 residential sites and 9 service centers in 14 cities across 6 states, the District of Columbia and the territory of Guam, U.S.VETS personnel go into the local community to find homeless veterans and guide them to crucial services that might help alleviate the challenges they face as a result of their homelessness.

The range of services includes housing and employment assistance, as well as access to veterans benefits and treatment for mental and physical health problems and substance abuse.

Human Services: Provides housing, employment & mental health services to vets from all branches of armed forces. Outreach to homeless vets, guide them to critical services to alleviate their challenges.

Contract Expires: 11/28/2018

Student assitants will assist with cognitive and psychophysiological testing on twin participants with USC's Twin Project.

Volunteer students will help our Kindergarten-8th grade students complete their homework assignments and projects.

Students will be supporting preschool educators in the classroom and on the play yards. This includes setting up and facilitating activities, reading to/with children, conducting circle time, supervising children on the yard etc.

Interns perform Case Management, intakes and assessments. Target population is diverse and includes homeless, mentally ill, HIV/AIDS clients, and sex offenders as well as recently released inmates. The agency provides training before the intern can start.