Program Sites
Peace Terrace Academy
33330 Peace Terrace Bldg. B, Fremont, 94555
Peace Terrace Academy, in partnership with our families and community, provides a rich dual-curricular education in Islamic studies and academic knowledge that encourages ethical decision-making, critical thinking, and a lifelong love of learning. We inspire our students to become active, dedicated, ethical, and informed leaders who are committed to the example set forth by Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings upon him, sound Islamic traditions, and excellence through knowledge. Our vision is that our students will chose to become doctors, lawyers, historians, artists, poets, writers, illustrators, journalists, mothers, fathers, engineers, teachers, bakers, businessmen/women, tailors, tech savvy web developers, researchers, imams, social workers, community organizers, masjid board members, nurses, correspondents, newspaper editors, pilots, space research analysts, coaches, therapists, with the light of Allah in their hearts! Educationally, it is our goal to create intellectually vibrant people, independent thinkers, who will never lose their passion for learning, their delight in research and their involvement in religious pursuits. Research indicates that the process of learning is as important as the product. Therefore, we provide an individualized, experiential program that emphasizes the development of thinking, problem solving, and creative self-expression which reaches far beyond the rote mastery of basic skills. Our teachers and staff collaborate to design curricula and set goals and objectives based on the developmental stages of children as well as the particular needs to the children in their classes.
PEACES
755 BAYWOOD DRIVE, Petaluma, 94946
PEACES is a community-focused day program dedicated to empowering individuals with developmental disabilities to lead fulfilling, independent, and meaningful lives. Our program is designed to provide personalized support, engaging activities, and skill-building opportunities that promote growth, connection, and independence.
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
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.
Pittsburg Unified School District
2000 Railroad Avenue, Suite E, Pittsburg, 94565
It is the mission of Pittsburg Unified School District to inspire our students, to ensure they achieve equity in academic excellence and to bring students closer together through shared experiences in learning. We believe the cultural diversity of our community and our youth are our greatest assets. We endeavor to bring our students to their fullest potential and to create lifelong learners who will contribute positively to the world.
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.” •
Planned Parenthood Advocates Mar Monte
1691 The Alameda, San Jose, 95126
Planned Parenthood Advocates Mar Monte (PPAMM) is the advocacy and political - 501(c)(4) - arm of Planned Parenthood Mar Monte (PPMM). Our mission is to advocate for reproductive health and rights by educating policy makers and the public, and to elect candidates that support access to reproductive health care by identifying, educating, and mobilizing voters.
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.
Port of Oakland
530 Water Street, Oakland, 94546
The Port of Oakland generates vital economic activity, community benefits and environmental innovation, as the Port decarbonizes its operations for a cleaner and greener future. Along with its partners, the Port supports 98,345 jobs in the region and $174 billion in annual economic activity. The Port oversees the Oakland Airport (OAK), the Oakland Seaport and nearly 20 miles of waterfront including Jack London Square and a publicly owned utility. The Port of Oakland is Everyone’s Port! Connect with the Port of Oakland and the Oakland Airport (OAK) through Facebook and Twitter, or with the Port on LinkedIn, YouTube, and at portofoakland.com.
Positive Coaching Alliance
66 Franklin Street, Oakland, 94607
Positive Coaching Alliance's (PCA) vision is a world where every young person has access to the transformational benefits of a positive youth sports experience with a coach who inspires them to become their best selves in the game and in life. The organization is a transformative force in the national youth sports landscape dedicated to changing the culture of youth sports by eliminating long-standing barriers that prevent access to a positive youth sports experience for many young people.
Poverello House
412 F St., Fresno, 93706
Believing in the dignity of every person, at Poverello House we work to enrich the lives and spirits of all who pass our way by stewarding the resources made available to us through Providential and community support.
Prada for Hayward
P.O. Box 596, Hayward, 94543
Prioritize education in Hayward, and addressing the current issues our schools are facing.
Premier Healthcare Services
20870 Sunset Way, Weimar, 95736
The care home serves children with intellectual impairment, medically fragile, and physically or mentally challenged. The mission is to provide a safe, loving and nurturing environment for the children and young adult to grow and participate in the community as much as physically and mentally able.
Prevention Services Department, Tracy Unified School District
1975 W. Lowell Avenue, Tracy, 95376
TUSD’s Homeless Youth Program in conjunction with the McKinney-Vento Act of 1987 offers students the resources that are needed for establishing a healthy, secure and flourishing education. The program is designed to address the problems that homeless children and youth face in enrolling, attending, and succeeding in school. Our goal is to provide each and every individual with the support that they need to transition smoothly towards achieving a higher education and a steadfast career.
Project Eden/Horizon Services, Inc.
22646 2nd Street, Hayward, 94541
The CSUEB Student will intern in one of the Project Eden programs shadowing our counselors and providing support to counselor and youth.
Project IMPACT
25800 Carlos Bee Boulevard LI 2550, Haywad, 94542
Students will assist students with disabilities. Students who work for Project IMPACT have the opportunity to provide tutoring in various subjects or academic coaching. Academic coaches work with students with disabilities who are in Project IMPACT’s coaching model of service in a case management style. Academic coaches...
Project Rebound at California State University, East Bay
25800 Carlos Bee Blvd, Hayward, 94542
Project Rebound supports the higher education and successful reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals by providing academic guidance, resources, and community connections. Its mission is to empower students impacted by the criminal justice system to achieve their educational and personal goals, promoting social justice and breaking the cycle of recidivism.
Providence Health & Services
1339 20th St., Santa Monica, 90404
Working together with families we aim to build protective factors and resiliency, foster empowerment and self-sufficiency, growth, positive coping and behaviors that enable children to succeed in their family, community, school/vocation and life choices. The CFDC functions as a "clinic without walls," thus services are provided at the center, in homes, schools, preschools, transitional housing sites, community centers and free clinics. CFDC collaborates with over 15 different community partners and utilizes over 10 evidence-based practice psychotherapy models.
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.
Quality Children's Services- Norwalk CDC
14000 San Antonio Drive, Norwalk, 90650
Quality Children's Services is a community-based, non-profit organization formed to provide quality services based on the unique needs of children and families. QCS strongly believes that regardless of socio-economic status, language or cultural background, all children and families are entitles to quality services. We offer three hour, morning and afternoon preschool education for children ages 3 to 5 for families that meet the eligibility requirements. Our program follows the Montessori Curriculum as well as offering Kindergarten Readiness.
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