Program Sites

CPC mission is to help moms in need during crisis situations such as unplanned pregnancy. We assist with free services including pregnancy tests, material assistance, guidance counseling, community resources, post abortive healing counseling, as well as educating the youth in the community about healthy relationships and sexual risks. We are a non-profit organization ran by donations.

Shelter is seeking 1-2 CHHS interns to assist in collaboration with the shelter program and staff as case managers. Support residents with direct services and support.

• Provide peer counseling, advocacy, information and referrals 
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Our mission is to provide top quality evidence based mental health services specializing in individuals with Autism Spectrum, ADHD, developmental and learning disabilities and their families. Our vision is to help individuals experience neurodiversity as a difference, not a deficit, and to feel independent, confident, and competent in their lives. We work with children, adults, and families to help find solutions and supports to alleviate struggles and support mental health needs.

We create and support a learning environment that challenges and enables students to achieve their highest potential.

As County Supervisor, Wendy Root Askew is committed to advancing policy that promotes the ability of families – in all their forms to have their basic needs met in safe, connected communities where there is opportunity for personal fulfillment, and access to protected natural resources.  Her priorities as Supervisor include: social equity, healthcare access, high quality services, access to affordable child care, water and mass transit solutions, increased accountability and customer service for County services, housing, and recovery from the pandemic.

The mission  of the Probation Department is to provide protection to the citizens of Monterey County by preventing and reducing the frequency, severity, and impact of criminal and delinquent behavior amongst adults and juveniles who come within the jurisdiction of the Probation Department. 

Prevention activities, preparation of reports, recommendations to the court, and assistance to victims, etc. all are provided. Enforce orders of the court, supervise felons, protect the community and rehabilitate the offender. The Probation Dept. serves all of the criminal courts of Monterey County.  Probation officers supervise approximately 5,500 adults and 900 juveniles. 

Behavioral Health provides mental health and substance abuse treatment for individuals and families in San Benito County. Invididual and group therapy, medication support services available.

Santa Clara County Office of the Alternate Defender (ADO) mission is to provide rigorous high quality, cost effective, and caring representation to indigent clients in cases where the Public Defender has a conflict of interest. ADO has a client-centered practice where we give voice to those whose voices have been silenced by poverty. As part of the defense team, ADO's social workers work with the most vulnerable of those served such as people with mental illness, unhoused populations, and those experiencing addiction.

In-Home Supportive Services Program for Recipients helps the elderly and disabled to remain at home when they are not able to fully care for themselves by...

To keep Santa Cruz County safe through trusted community partnerships, forward-thinking innovation, and a culture of excellence. We accomplish this by empowering our team and working alongside the community to create smart, comprehensive solutions for today’s public safety challenges.

Alisal Union School District operates eleven K-6 schools and partners with one Charter School in the most rapidly growing section of Salinas. In addition to our regular classroom teachers, our schools have certificated resource staff consisting of Bilingual Resource Teachers, Migrant Resource Teachers, Literacy Specialists, Instructional Coaches and Resource Specialists. Speech Therapists, Psychologists, School Nurses and Certified Nurses Assistants are also employed to provide additional resources to classroom teachers.

The Alisal Union School District currently serves about 7,700 students. Our multi-ethnic student population is distributed as follows:

• 94%  LCFF Unduplicated Count    
• 92%  Latinos
• 1%    White
• <1% each: African American, Asian, Filipino, Pacific Islander, two or more races
• 85%  Qualify for Free/Reduced-Priced Meals (although All of our students get free meals)
• 75%  English Learners
• 10%  Migrant
• 10%  Homeless
• 10%  Students With Disabilities
• 100% amazing students/our country's future leaders

All K-12 school districts require TB testing and some form of background checking (Livescan fingerprinting; Meagan’s List check; etc.). The level of clearance required depends on degree of supervision.