Program Sites

AES aims to make the lives of individuals with learning and other difficulties more equitable, safe, sustainable, and inclusive. We dream of dignity and independence for all and believe that our unique differences make the earth a better place to live. We are committed to raising awareness about the rights of individuals with disabilities within and outside communities. Founded in 2014, AES delivers Independent Living skills with integrity, sincerity, and compassion so that every individual we serve can realize their dreams and aspirations and explore their unique and true potential in their own life situations. We have a dedicated, hardworking and sensitive team of professionals that currently services 70+ clients with diverse needs. Our approach is democratized and customized to enrich the lives of individuals with learning and other difficulties consistently and genuinely. We integrate the principles of building strong community connections into our training and service delivery to ensure that individuals with disabilities feel a true sense of belonging and are not just supported but also fully included and valued within their communities. We also support individuals with the requisite tools and resources to become productive and contributing members of society, in a manner that best suits their needs and preferences.

ACE offers a flexible innovative licensed childcare program focused on enrichment and youth development to challenge our elementary students in our growing world. ACE provides a familiar family oriented environment by creating a space students feel safe, at home, challenged and ​excited to be a part of each day.

AIM’s mission is to educate, inspire, and connect communities, responsible farmers, and producers as part of a healthy, Earth-friendly, equitable local and regional food system. The Rollin Root's mission is to increase equitable access to fresh, healthy food grown on local farms and to provide nutrition education in underserved communities.

AHS mission statement is Caring, Healing, Teaching, Serving All. The mission of the program is to provide substance abuse treatment to any Alameda County resident whose life has been adversely affected by his/her drug or alcohol use.

Alameda Health System (AHS) is an integrated public health care system of five hospitals and four wellness centers with over 800 beds and 1,000 physicians. The heart of the AHS mission – Caring, Healing, Teaching, Serving All – continues to drive innovation, change and growth as we promote wellness and eliminate health care disparities.

Cutting-edge medicine and advocacy regardless of the ability to pay. We serve 1.7 million clients and are a global non-profit company.

Our purpose and mission is to become the preferred partner of both our customers and suppliers in electronics and manufacturing and in any other business we choose to pursue globally.

The purpose of this organization promotes human well-being by strengthening the opportunities, resources, and capacities of people in their environments and by creating policies and services to correct conditions that limit human rights and the quality of life. The focus is around:  To enhance human well-being and alleviate poverty, oppression, and other forms of social injustice.  To enhance the social functioning and interactions of individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities by involving them in accomplishing goals, developing resources, and preventing and alleviating distress.  To formulate and implement social policies, services, and programs that meet basic human needs and support the development of human capacities.  To pursue policies, services, and resources through advocacy and social or political actions that promote social and economic justice.

Mission: Inspire and enable all youth, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive. responsible citizens. Purpose: Positive Self Identity, Educational, Employment, Social, Emotional and Cultural Competencies, Community Involvement, Health and Well Being, Moral Compass

The Housing and Community Development Department (HCD) plays a lead role in the development of housing and programs to serve the county's low and moderate income households, homeless, and disabled populations. HCD maintains and expands housing opportunities for low--and moderate--income persons and families in the county by: 1. Preserving the county's housing stock through rehabilitation and repair assistance programs. 2. Expanding the supply of affordable housing for lower income renters and owners, including first-time homebuyers. 3. Serving the needs of the homeless community as the lead agency in the countywide homeless collaborative and partnering with homeless service providers. 4. Revitalizing low-income neighborhoods by installing sidewalks and public accessibility improvements, and by constructing neighborhood-serving facilities.

Volunteers will have the unique and valuable opportunity to positively effect the literacy abilities of the little learners and a help build their own personal libraries.

Probation supports both Adults and Juveniles that are on probation or in our juvenile system. We support them while they are incarcerated and support them with resources after they are back into the community. We have adult services - they are probation officers that manage the adults. Juvenile Services- these probation officers manage the juvenile caseloads. Juvenile Facilities- is managed by our Deputy Chief, Superintendent , and the assistant. Grant writer Legislation analysis, Community Outreach Coordinator, Administration, and the Chief's offices are 9:00 - 5:00 positions. There is much to learn at the Probation department.