Program Sites
Developing Organziing Visions for Everyone (DOVE Bay Area) Reserved for Jennifer Tran's course
101 W American Canyon Road, Ste 508-338, American Canyon, 94503
Our mission is to provide case management services to individuals who are formerly incarcerated, on the verge of becoming incarcerated or expelled from high school as a result of at-risk behavior and/or gang association/affiliation.
DHTI Community Wellness
101 Callan Ave, San Leandro, 94577
Our Healthcare Career Pathways program builds a pipeline of culturally competent and linguistically diverse healthcare workers. We help immigrants pursue healthcare careers by offering FREE career coaching and knowledge-based training referrals with our school partners, navigation support, work-readiness workshops, and internship and job placement opportunities.
Our Community Wellness program promotes healthy communities by supporting marginalized Middle-Eastern and North African communities gain access to mental health services and social service referrals. We host community events, psycho-education and cultural workshops, and provide social service referrals and preventive & early intervention mental health services.
Collectively through our various programs and projects, DHTI has served over 1500 immigrants, refugees, and asylees from over 68 countries, representing over 42 languages. DHTI is a trusted community organization with a diverse staff who reflect the languages, cultures, and experiences of our underserved immigrant and marginalized communities. All staff members identify as people of color, 90% identify as refugees or immigrants themselves, and collectively we speak over 10 languages and dialects, such as, Burmese, Chinese (Cantonese and Mandarin), Pashto, Persian (Dari and Farsi), Punjabi, Tagalog, Urdu, and Vietnamese.
Diablo Valley Foundation for the Aging
490 Golf Club Rd., Pleasant Hill, 94523
Diablo Valley Foundation for the Aging is a not-for-profit corporation providing community service to seniors in Contra Costa County since 1975. Founded by a group of community leaders including Dean S. Lesher, former publisher of the Contra Costa Times, and Katharine M. Grant, a social worker, the Foundation is committed to providing vital services to aging persons who are at risk because they are alone, isolated, pressed by financial problems, or are confused. The focus of our organization is to prevent inappropriate institutionalization of elders by providing the necessary support to maintain them in the community. Comprised of dedicated professionals and volunteers, we enable older adults to live with as much independence and freedom as possible.
Dianne Adair daycare at Tice Creek
1847 Newell Avenue, Walnut Creek, 94596
Organization: Dianne Adair Enrichment Programs. Starting in 1983 with one location, Dianne Carbine opened Dianne Adair Daycare Centers with the ideal to bring safe, affordable daycare in an educational environment to working parents of school age children. Through her vision and guidance along with her husband Larry, we have grown to nine sites with over a hundred employees and have had thousands of children under our care, allowing for opportunity for growth and development for our employees. We are a before and after school enrichment program and we also offer a Pre-K program to children as early as 3 years old.
Discover Hope Behavioral Solutions Inc.
39210 State St Ste 220, Fremont, 94538
Discover Hope offers paid, entry level positions for students interested in receiving extensive training and support in working with children with autism. This position is excellent experience for those interested in teaching, psychology, counseling, nursing, etc. Students will be provided all of the training and supervision...
Discovery Land Company
257 N Canon dr, Beverly Hills, 90210
Discovery creates one-of-a-kind environments that provide individuals and families the freedom, security, and resources to learn, grow, and play in some of the most beautiful places in the world. Through these environments, we foster relationships, share unforgettable and life-changing experiences, embrace well-being, and inspire pure expressions of love, joy, compassion, and gratitude in all forms.
Diversity RD Global (for ES 389 class)
1652 W. Texas St. Ste 204, Fairfield, 94533
Programs:
WEE Global and alquimia global
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Double O G (Original Organic Gardener) works to teach our community about garden, energy, and economics and how it relates to sustainability.
Driscoll's
300 Westridge Drive, Watsonville, 95076
Driscoll’s is the global market leader for fresh strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries. With more than 100 years of farming heritage and hundreds of independent growers around the world, Driscoll’s is passionate about growing fresh, beautiful and delicious berries. Our values of humility, passion and trustworthiness have guided our mission to delight consumers around the world.
DrumWave Inc.
2465 Latham Street, Mountain View, 94040
DrumWave was founded to solve a fundamental problem in the data economy: the people and businesses who create data don't benefit from it. We set out to change that. Our Mission is to create a world where data ownership is a universal right and the DrumWave is the trusted infrastructure that makes it possible.
Dulhan Grocery Inc.
34161 Fremont Boulevard, Fremont, 94555
The mission of the company is to provide resources to help the needy people in the community. Apart from a full-time grocery store, we also provide home cooked foods to the patients and isolated family of COVID-19. The food is primarily Indian cuisine and is prepared under complete guidance and regulations of the Alameda county.
Early Childhood Mental Health
200 24th St., Richmond, 94804
ECMHP provides at risk families with children 0-6 who have experienced complex trauma . We provide dyadic therapy, wraparound services, preschool consultation, and we also have a therapeutic nursery for children that cannot be maintained in a typical school environment due to their challenging behaviors.
Early Childhood Mental Health Program
200 24th St., Richmond, 94804
Your student will be facilitating a social group in our therapeutic classroom with up to four children to enhance the children's ability to use pro-social behaviors, to increase their ability to function within a group, and to support them to demonstrate age appropriate skills.
Early Learning Center
4000 Suisun Valley Rd, Fairfield, 94534
The program is carefully designed and equipped to meet the needs of the children through intellectually enriching child-centered environments where children have the opportunity to explore and learn through play. Based upon the principles of child development research, the daily curriculum includes active and quiet activities offered indoors and outside. We focus on supporting the children with the development of self-help skills, social/interpersonal skills, language and pre-literacy development, and a joy of learning and discovery through art, science, math and music. High quality, developmentally appropriate services are provided daily by well-qualified, dedicated teachers. Early childhood education students learning to become teachers of young children work in the classrooms as well. The children receive support in a group setting with curriculum designed to build their skills.
Early Years Learning Center LLC
1251 Hopyard Rd., Pleasanton, 9568
Welcome to Early Years Learning Center LLC! We want you to know that a child’s experience now in their “early years” will mold his/her future later. The foundations we lay for children in terms of intellectual, social, emotional and physical development along with the support and teachings within the child’s family will be the building blocks of the child’s adult life and belief systems. Experiences at Early Years are varied to stimulate overall development. We strive for hands on activities that allow a child to internalize concepts through “play”. Learning is fun and natural. Child management techniques are designed to promote individual responsibility. Early Years, in cooperation with parent’s support, ensures a program of excellence for all children aged 2 through 6 years. We feel that it is important for the children to know that you are interested and involved in their center. We encourage you to discuss the center’s activities with your child and urge you to visit your child’s class periodically. The staff at Early Years are interested in hearing any concerns you may have regarding your child’s early childhood education
East Bay Agency for Children (EBAC)
21455 Birch St. Ste. 218, Hayward, 94541
No description provided.
East Bay Asian Youth Center
2025 E 12th St, Oakland, 94606-4925
EBAYC envisions a future where all young people grow up to be lifelong builders of a just and compassionate multicultural society. Our mission is to support all youth to be safe, smart, and socially responsible. We believe that if we partner with public and private institutions to provide young people with a continuum of high-quality support and opportunities and if we engage families to actively participate in the public arena to improve the quality of neighborhood life, then our young people will be safe, smart, and socially responsible.
East Bay Child Development Center
14207 East 14th Street, San Leandro, 94578
East Bay Child Development Center strives to provide comprehensive, compassionate, and evidence-based therapeutic care that empowers children to reach their full potential while supporting families throughout their therapeutic journey, from early intervention through school-age services. Our center provides a full spectrum of therapeutic services under one roof, including: - Early Intervention Services for children from birth to age three, ensuring critical developmental support during formative years - Speech and Language Therapy to develop communication, social skills, and feeding abilities - Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy delivering systematic, evidence-based interventions - An Inclusive Preschool Program that combines therapeutic support with early childhood education We believe in the power of family-centered care, actively involving parents and caregivers as essential partners in their child's therapeutic journey
East Bay Economic Development Alliance (for ES 389 class)
1221 Oak Street, Oakland, 94612
East Bay Economic Development Alliance (East Bay EDA) is a cross-sector partnership with 30 years of supporting strategic economic development in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. Our organization convenes diverse stakeholders including local business, government and community leaders who recognize the extraordinary value of our region. East Bay EDA serves as a resource to businesses and local governments to attract and retain quality jobs; serve as a focal point for public and private sector partnerships; identify and research economic issues and coordinate relevant economic development activities that are critical for regional economic vitality. The East Bay Economic Development Alliance is the regional voice and networking resource for strengthening the economy, building the workforce and enhancing the quality of life in the East Bay.
East Bay Family Dentistry
3040 East 9th Street, Oakland, 94601
We are a general dentistry we strive to make people happy again through there smiles