Program Sites
Office of the Online Campus
25800 Carlos Bee Blv., Hayward, 94542
Mission: To provide quality innovative support, technology, and infrastructure that inspires effective teaching and learning for online or hybrid courses and programs.
One Degree
360 Grand Ave, Oakland, 94610
As part of the Resource Management team, students will be updating our existing database of community resources in the Bay Area and Los Angeles counties. This includes online research, calling organizations for information and data-entry work. This work is crucial to our commitment to provide up-to-date information for our...
Osorio Training Center
22495 Foothill Blvd, Hayward, 94541
Osorio Training Center offers boxing classes for all ages and levels. If you have a passion for fitness and/or boxing and are looking to expand your knowledge, this is the place to be. Here at OTC you can expect to learn all things fitness including but not limited to proper gym etiqutte, how to safely train clients, the...
OUSD McKinney-Vento Program (for ES 389 class)
880 Trestle Glen Rd, Oakland, 94610
The McKinney-Vento program is designed to address the problems that homeless children and youth have faced in enrolling, attending, and succeeding in school. The Guardian Angels program assists families in finding temporary to permanent housing aong with emergency servics such as connecting with social services.
Pacific Center for Human Growth
2712 Telegraph Avenue, Berkeley, 94705
To enhance the mental health and overall well-being of the LGBTQIA+ and QTBIPOC communities by providing culturally responsive therapy, peer to peer support groups, community outreach services, and facilitated workshops. To incorporate strong social justice and trauma-informed frameworks in our clinical training and peer-to-peer support programs that contribute to equitable mental health service delivery. To provide the most comprehensive care possible for all who seek our services.
Pamela Price for District Attorney 2028
371 Lakeport Blvd, Lakeport, 95453
Pamela Price's mission is to restore public trust in our criminal justice system, ensure public safety, end mass incarceration and root out racial, socioeconomic and gender disparities within Alameda County’s criminal justice system.
ParBear LLC
1910 Summer Lane, Richmond, 94806
At ParBear, we believe golf should be as joyful, welcoming, and expressive as the people who play it. Our mission is to create irresistibly cute, high-quality golf products that bring unique personality to the course and break down barriers in a sport that has not always felt inclusive.
PARTI Program
2576 Gumdrop Dr., San Jose, 95148
We connect youth with leadership classes, financial literacy and volunteer opportunities that focus on addressing core youth issues that affect them being successful in school, while supporting them to increase self-esteem, confidence, and increased connections to caring adults. Through our data collection recently, we found...
PDDN INC
42840 Christy street, Suite 239, Fremont, 94538
professional services for Information technologies.
Peak Performance Physical Therapy
1895 Mowry Ave Suite 115, Fremont, 94538
We are an out patient Physical Therapy Rehab facility. We offer Physical therapy services to a wide range of patients from young to old.
Peer Health Exchange
100 Webster St Suite 300, Oakland, 94607
Peer Health Exchange’s mission is to build healthier communities with young people. Together, we create education opportunities for peers to share the tools and resources young people need to make healthy decisions
Perform for Golf
2598 Lombard St., San Fransisco, 94123
Perform for Golf (P4G) is dedicated to enhancing golfers’ athletic performance and well-being through specialized fitness, rehabilitation, and coaching services. Our mission is to empower golfers at all levels to improve their physical strength, mobility, and endurance, thereby elevating their game and reducing injury risk. With a focus on tailored programs, our team of experts integrates fitness strategies and golf-specific techniques to foster healthier, more resilient athletes, ultimately supporting their longevity and enjoyment in the sport.
Physical Therapy Specialties
3908 valley avenue suite b, pleasanton, 94566
Our Philosophy We recognize that each patient will recover at a different pace and that the intensity of therapy needs to vary from one person to the other. This is why people of all ages, and walks of life, are comfortable in our setting... from children to seniors to athletes, and everyone in between. We are proud of the positive outcomes individuals enjoy as a result of the care provided. We believe a person shouldn't need medication everyday for pain. Just because you are older doesn't mean you have to be in pain. Physical Therapy doesn’t have to hurt. Who can benefit from aquatic therapy? The pool assists many people who have difficulty with pain or weakness, and is safe for most people. Our pool temperature is maintained at 92 degrees, just a little below body temperature. The gentle warmth along with the effect of buoyancy on load sensitive joints aides in pain relief. Water can be used to assist certain motions or to provide graded resistance, without joint compression. This is why those with back problems, knee injuries, ankle injuries, arthritis and those who have had orthopedic surgeries, are just a few of the individuals who may benefit from aquatic therapy. You have options OTHER THAN surgery and medication. Our bodies want to recover and need to be given the opportunity and environment to do so. Education: Teach so that a person has tools forever.
PKNIC, Inc
450 N Mathilda Ave Unit G202, California, 94085
“PKNIC is a U.S.-based professional networking and knowledge-sharing platform for young professionals in North America and Asia-Pacific, providing career-sharing projects to foster collaboration and learning.” •
Pleasant Hill Recreation & Park District
Pleasant Hill Recreation & Park District, Pleasant Hill, 94523
Pleasant Hill Recreation and Park District (Rec & Park) is a Special District, an independent government agency separate from the City of Pleasant Hill and other government agencies. Rec & Park is governed under the Public Resources Code of the State of California and an elected Board of Directors who sets policy for district. Rec & Park was established in 1951 by citizens who desired recreational opportunities and park facilities in their community.
Pleasanton Physical Therapy Services Inc
4456 Black Ave, Pleasanton, 94566
Student interns will have the opportunity to observe the physical therapist during their patient treatments.
Prada for Hayward
P.O. Box 596, Hayward, 94543
Prioritize education in Hayward, and addressing the current issues our schools are facing.
Puzzle Piece Athletics
3283 Bernal AVE STE 105, Pleasanton, 94566
Puzzle Piece AthleticsⓇ is a dynamic, inclusive fitness organization committed to providing opportunities for neurodiverse individuals to engage in physical activity. Our programs are designed to create meaningful connections and foster a sense of community through the power of movement. The purpose of Puzzle Piece AthleticsⓇ is to provide a safe, welcoming, and adaptive environment for neurodiverse individuals to participate in physical activities. We aim to promote inclusivity, build confidence, and support personal growth through tailored programs that meet the unique needs of each participant. We believe that every person, regardless of their challenges, deserves the opportunity to engage in activities that enhance their overall quality of life.
Quneu
c/o 920 Intracoastal Drive Suite 501, Fort Lauderdale, 33304
With curiosity, creativity, and a focus on sustainability and impact, Quneu builds quantum-AI-enhanced technologies that help machines think and communicate like humans—driving innovation and responsible change
Real Food Challenge
208 Blackburn St., Santa Cruz, 95060
The Real Food Challenge (RFC) is a national nonprofit aimed at transforming campus food systems to prioritize food that is socially just, environmentally sustainable, and humane. The success of the Real Food Challenge has had significant positive impacts on: local campus food systems; student empowerment, leadership, and skill development; long-term sustainability and food industry norms; as well as helping increase awareness of the importance of student involvement in their food systems, and the necessity of sustainability as a value in campus food procurement. We work with students to support their learning of food systems, supply chains, and organizing models, as well as providing an entry point for connection across universities and the food justice movement. By harnessing the collective power of student activism, providing technical guidance to decision-makers, and advocating for real food standards nationally, our movement seeks to redirect university spending toward local, ethical, and sustainable sources, particularly uplifting BIPOC producers. We operate as a worker self-directed nonprofit, fiscally sponsored by the Alliance For Global Justice a registered 501(c)(3).
RespectAbility
11333 Woodglen Drive, Rockville, 20852
RespectAbility is a nonpartisan nonprofit focused on fighting stigma and advancing opportunities for people with disabilities.
Restorative Community Solutions
2498 CARISBROOK CT, HAYWARD, 94542
Mission: To restore, empower and heal historically divested communities through individual, group and community coaching. Our Vision Foster healing and collaboration within the community and strive for lasting change through advocacy, for self and in systems. Our Philosophy Communities hold solutions to the core issues they face. Restoring communities can be achieved when real investment, true connection, and safety are established.
Right at Home Fremont
39572 Stevenson Plc, Suite 130, Fremont, 94539
Mission Statement: To improve the quality of life for those we serve. Purpose / Core Focus: Right at Home exists to provide compassionate, reliable, and personalized in-home care that helps seniors and adults with disabilities live independently and comfortably wherever they call home. Core Values (often connected to the mission): Compassion: We care for our clients with empathy and respect. Integrity: We do the right thing, even when no one is watching. Teamwork: We work together to provide the best care possible. Excellence: We strive for the highest quality in everything we do. Accountability: We take responsibility for our actions and outcomes.
Rio Americano High School
4540 American River Dr, Sacramento, 95864
Our high boys soccer program provides student athletes to opportunity for personal growth through a competitive soccer environment.
Rise 2 Success
39803 Paseo Padre Pkwy, Suite C, Fremont, 94538
Our mission is to provide essential support and services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, empowering them to live the most independent and productive lives possible. At R2S, we are committed to Person-Centered Planning, striving to create individualized programs tailored to meet the unique needs of each consumer. We aim to empower individuals to visualize and achieve their ideal living situations by providing necessary support, tools, and resources. Our goal is to foster independence, community involvement, and awareness of rights, ensuring quality support for individuals with developmental and other disabilities, while respecting diversity and individual strengths.