Program Sites
Sacramento LGBT Community Center
1015 20th Street, Sacramento, 95811
Create a region where LGBTQ+ people thrive. We support the health and wellness of the most marginalized, advocate for equality and justice, and work to build a culturally rich LGBTQ+ community.
Sacramento Loaves & Fishes
1351 North C Street, Sacramento, 95811
As the largest homeless service provider in Sacramento, Loaves & Fishes is a 501(c)(3), charitable, non-profit organization dedicated to providing warm meals, essential survival supplies and services for nearly 1,000 adults and children daily. To keep our services barrier-free, we do not solicit or accept government funds and are supported instead, by the investment of individual and private donations from the greater Sacramento community. In the spirit of radical hospitality modeled after activist and leader of the Catholic Worker Movement, Dorothy Day, we refer to people seeking our services as “guests” creating a space of welcome, respite, and belonging.
Sacramento Loaves and Fishes
1351 North C St., Sacramento, 95811
In an environment of welcome, hospitality, safety, and cleanliness we seek to provide an oasis for homeless men, women, and children seeking survival services.
Sacramento Metro Chamber Foundation
1 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, 95814
Established in 1895, Metro Chamber is the largest, most prominent and established voice for business representing our business community and their workforce in El Dorado, Placer, Sacramento, Sutter, Yolo and Yuba counties. The Metro Chamber provides businesses and individuals the programs, services and advocacy needed to build vibrant communities, a ready workforce, connected region and strong business.
Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District
10545 Armstrong Ave. Suite 200, Mather, 95655
The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District, "Metro Fire," serves a population of over720,000 in a 359 square mile service area. Metro Fire is the 7th largest fire agency in the State of California.
Sacramento Municipality Utility District (SMUD)
1708 59th Street, Sacramento, 95817
No description provided.
Sacramento NAACP
4625 44th Street, Suite 15, Sacramento, 95820
The Greater Sacramento NAACP through its mission to bring about justice for all, will continue to illuminate the truth, remind us of aor past and will lead us to our future. We will continue to work in partnership to leverage our community strengths andwill take note of past lessons to guide us through.
Sacramento Native American Health Center
2020 J Street, Sacramento, 95811
SNAHC is community-owned and operated; a Board of Directors governs the center. Since our grand opening the center staff has grown to meet the needs of the community, 26% are Native American from both local and out-of-state Tribes. SNAHC is a Certified Enrollment Entity which supports enrollment in public or private insurance coverage through Covered California, California’s health insurance marketplace. The health center has over 40 community partners to provide access to assistance programs.
Sacramento Native American Health Center
2020 J Street, Sacramento, 95811
The Sacramento Native American Health Center Inc. (SNAHC) is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) (Federal Tax ID # 20-4287737) Federally Qualified Health Center, located in Midtown Sacramento. The health center is committed to enhancing quality of life by providing a culturally competent, holistic, and patient-centered continuum of care. There are no tribal or ethnic requirements to receive care here.
SNAHC is community-owned and operated; a Board of Directors governs the center. Since our grand opening the center staff has grown to meet the needs of the community, 26% are Native American from both local and out-of-state Tribes. SNAHC is a Certified Enrollment Entity which supports enrollment in public or private insurance coverage through Covered California, California’s health insurance marketplace. The health center has over 40 community partners to provide access to assistance programs.
Sacramento Natural Food Co-op
1914 Alhambra Boulevard, Sacramento,, 95816
We will provide excellent customer service and a friendly and welcoming environment for all.
Sacramento New Technology High School
1400 Dickson St., Sacramento, 95822
Sacramento City Unified School District is one of the oldest K-12 districts in the western United States (established in 1854). SCUSD serves 43,175 students on 75 campuses spanning 76 square miles.
SCUSD is home to a 2013 California Distinguished School (West Campus High School), the only public Waldorf-inspired high school in the nation (George Washington Carver) and the only Hmong language immersion program in the state (Susan B. Anthony Elementary School).
Alumni from SCUSD’s schools include U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, California Supreme Court Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye, nationally renowned political scholar Dr. Cornel West and author Joan Didion. Recent graduates from SCUSD are currently attending Harvard, Stanford, UC Berkeley, UC Davis and host of other prestigious universities.
Our Board-adopted mission statement promises the community that our students will “graduate as globally competitive life-long learners, prepared to succeed in a career and higher education institution of their choice to secure gainful employment and contribute to society.”
SCUSD’s students reflect the rich diversity that is the hallmark of Sacramento’s central city. Our student population is 37.1 percent Hispanic or Latino; 17.4 percent Asian; 17.7 percent African American; and 18.8 percent white. About 5.3 percent of students are of two or more races or ethnicities.
Residents within SCUSD speak more than 40 languages; 38 percent of students do not speak English at home.
SCUSD employs 4,213 people and operates with a budget of $383 million.
Sacramento Observer
2890 Gateway Oaks Dr, Sacramento, 95833
The Sacramento Observer has been running a successful internship program for five years now, and their interns have won 1st place at California News Publishers Association (CNPA) awards. Students would produce articles to be featured on the Sacramento Observers website and in print.
Students would need writing,...
Sacramento Performing Arts Conservatory
PO Box 72, Rancho Cordova, 95741-0072
Since 2005 Sacramento Performing Arts Conservatory has brought performing arts classes to the SCUSD, EUSD, FCUSD, SJUSD, Roseville USD, TRUSD, and last but not least the EGUSD. Drawing on the community's diverse resources; our professional arts faculty and experienced educational staff and partnerships with other arts and social organizations; we have served hundreds of students throughout Sacramento.
Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera
1110 2nd Street, Sacramento, 95814
Unique and inspiring, the Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera has reclaimed its place as one of the region’s leading performing arts organizations. In the past seven years, the SP&O has made tremendous artistic, community, and fiscal strides through a business model that has solidly moved from one of instability to one of stability.
Sacramento Police Department
915 I Street, Sacramento, 95814
Interns will be assigned to the Mental Health and Homeless Response Units and will be providing follow up support/contact with individuals who unit officers or patrol officers have had contact with. Interns will provide resources, connect individuals to partnership agencies and caseworkers (non-profits, shelters, city and...
Sacramento Public Library
828 I St., Sacramento, 95814
VISION
Sacramento Public Library is the essential resource for our communities.
MISSION
Sacramento Public Library inspires our communities to discover, learn and grow.
A BRIEF HISTORY
In 1857, some of Sacramento’s leading citizens, including E. B. Crocker, Leland Stanford, and C. P. Huntington, formed the Sacramento Library Association to “provide for the present generation and transmit to posterity ample and increasing means of information and improvement—that it should flourish in years to come and rise to eminence among kindred institutions.” The association transferred its building and collection over to the City of Sacramento in 1879 and city residents voted to turn the subscription association into a free library.
The Sacramento Free Public Library opened on June 14, 1879, with a collection of around 6,000 volumes to serve a city of 21,000. The city and library flourished and in 1908, the city library system became the first in California to open service to the entire county. Small deposit stations, branches and bookmobiles expanded service to the far reaches of the county over the following decades.
Today, Sacramento Public Library is still serving the residents of the greater Sacramento area. Although time and trends have changed the delivery of library services over the last century and a half, the Library has never changed its commitment to providing those services with excellence and professionalism. Today, the Library remains the heart of the community, meeting the needs of its diverse population and responding to ever-changing interests.
Sacramento Public Library
828 I St., Sacramento, 95814
Students would be connecting library patrons with local social services resources specific to patron needs.
Sacramento Recovery House - Gateway House for Women
4049 Miller Way, Sacramento, 95817
Gateway is a licensed residential treatment facility for women who struggle with the disease of addiction. We offer approximately 22 hours of drug educational groups per week in addition to weekly one on one counseling sessions. Women reside in our facility for approximately 90 days during the course of their stay they are...
Sacramento Recovery House for Men
1914 22nd Street, Sacramento, 95816
We have two residential sites, one for men, and one for women. We are licensed as residential, non medical treatment and recovery for addictions. Our services include case management, individual counseling, group process and education, life skills, assessment and referral, and interface with other human service agencies.
Sacramento Regional Transit
1102 Q Street, Sacramento, 95811
Students will be collaborating with the Social Services Practitioner on taking an active and innovative approach to help address the unhoused crisis impacting the community and Sac RT system. Students will learn about local resources to help the most vulnerable members of our community and will be able to link/refer...
Sacramento SPCA
6201 Florin Perkins Road, Sacramento, 95828
The Sacramento SPCA is an open admission animal shelter, which means we accept animals that are surrendered to us regardless of health, age, breed or behavior. Open admission shelters play an essential role in providing care to the thousands of animals that would otherwise have no safe refuge.
The Sacramento SPCA is committed to saving lives and finding new homes for the greatest number of animals by providing medical care, working on behavior and training, developing partnerships within the community and with rescue groups, hosting adoption events, maintaining a strong foster program, providing free services to seniors to keep their pets, operating a low-cost spay/neuter clinic, as well as, on-site and mobile low-cost wellness and vaccine clinics.
We utilize every resource we have before the difficult decision to euthanize is considered.
The Sacramento SPCA also offers an option for owned animals when there is a verified need for end of life services.
Sacramento Spinal Foundation
1420 Merkley Ave., West Sacramento, 95691
Sacramento Spinal Foundation is dedicated to enhancing the life of individuals with spinal cord injuries and their families in Sacramento & Yolo County. Our goal is to raise awareness of this disability, provide resources and financial assistance to SCI individuals for home safety improvements, smarthome technologies, personal care, and intensive physical & occupational therapy rehabilitation.
Sacramento Splash
PO Box 3188, Rancho Cordova, 95741
We are a small and passionate group of nature-lovers, scientists, and educators working toward ensuring every child has access to forming a connection with the natural world. We train teachers how to teach Science in a fun and engaging way. We teach both teachers and students about our natural habitat using our water pollution prevention-focused curricula. Knowledge taught in the classroom is applied through a culminating field trip to the Splash Science Center in Mather. Splash is passionate about being the region’s resource for environmental outreach and education, and is dedicated to creating the next generation of nature stewards. We are ensuring that every child understands the impact they make on the environment, through the choices made at home and in their community.