Program Sites

We share our extensive communication and marketing expertise to empower and encourage organizations to rethink communications in a fresh, dynamic and compelling way. Our goal is to ensure the engagement between governments and people is meaningful and productive, leading to greater trust and transformed communities.

The San Diego County Office of Education (SDCOE) serves the region's most vulnerable students, and supports school leaders, teachers, and students across the county. We support about 780 schools and nearly 500,000 students, including the children in our Juvenile Court and Community Schools.
SDCOE provides services for the 42 school districts, 131 charter schools, and five community college districts.

You are responsible for your travel while performing services for your hours. This travel is not considered University Travel; therefore, you do not have auto liability coverage by the university, nor can you claim travel reimbursement for mileage, gas, toll, or other expenses related to traveling to and from the site.

Our mission is to provide this high-quality care. We continuously work to live up to your expectations, and we strive to improve our care. Improved care by Kaiser Permanente translates into improved health for the members we serve, making high-quality care a goal we all want to achieve. Our vision at Kaiser Permanente is to be a leader in total health by making lives better.

Kathy's Legacy Foundation serves children and pets impacted by domestic violence. We revive hope, restore normalcy, and inspire dreams in the lives of all victims of intimate partner violence. Kathy's Legacy collaborated with the San Diego District Attorney's office to establish Silver Lining, a support program for children of domestic violence homicide. The program enhances the existing Victim Advocacy Program to fulfill the needs of children experiencing the devastating murder of a parent from intimate partner violence.

We are a coaching, training and consulting firm that focuses on higher education, healthcare and non-profits.

Kids for Peace is building a global community of kind, compassionate and empowered young people who are uplifting the world through love and action. Our purpose is to give youth opportunities to use their innate gifts to benefit the greater good. Volunteer opportunities are rooted in a shared vision of a safe and peaceful world where all people respect and care for each other and our planet.

Desired Qualifications:

CHAD major, Completion of PSYC 331 or PSYC 330 (Infancy and Child Development) preferred, background check and immunizations required, CPR preferred but not required.

Feel free to also link to our site if you want students to have more information about how to get background checks and...

Dept. of Service Learning Risk Assessment Question Responses

• Do you have a link to a virtual message on how your organization will comply with CDC guidelines? If so, what is the link?
  • https://www.kindercare.com/lp/safety-first
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CCF provides childcare and preschool education to children from six weeks to five years old with low teacher-student ratios. The Center's research-based curriculum, Guided Discovery, is focused on play, which means that children learn through stimulating and age-appropriate games and activities. The state-of-the art facility boasts 12 spacious classrooms, three age-specific playgrounds, a full-service kitchen, a kid's kitchen, a children's garden, Internet-accessible cameras, and a private nursing room for new moms. CCF proudly holds accreditation through National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).

Our campaign is dedicated to electing Kyle Krahel as San Diego County Supervisor for District 5. We aim to promote transparent governance, community engagement, and policies that prioritize sustainability, economic growth, and equity for all residents. Our mission is to empower local voices and ensure that District 5 thrives through inclusive decision-making and responsible leadership.

La Clínica was born of the efforts put forth by a group of UC Berkeley students in 1971, and has been providing health care services to the communities of the East Bay ever since. The aforementioned students, aware of the gap in health care for lower-income populations, held a conviction: that every person deserves access to high-quality, culturally appropriate health care, regardless of their ability to pay. Influenced by the philosophies of Martin Luther King and Cesar Chavez, these students and several community members worked feverishly to create a community-based clinic. They took action and established a storefront clinic in East Oakland. They called it, ‘La Clínica de La Raza.’