Program Sites
Small World Christian School
1024 6th Street, Modesto, 95354
Small World Christian School’s programs provide quality child care and support families to make a difference in the lives of children. The mission of Small World is to enable parents to reach their educational and professional goals and to support children to reach their full potential in all developmental areas. Small World supports the goals of community members by providing the children with a healthy, safe and inclusive learning environment.
Snelling-Merced Falls Union Elementary School District
16099 N. Hwy 59, Snelling, 95369
Thanks to funding from First 5 Merced County and the Merced County Mental Health Department, the Caring Kids program provides resources and services to children ages 0 to 5 and their families to help support healthy and optimal child development. The program helps children learn self-regulation and social skills. It teaches parents and caregivers the best ways to help children develop socially and emotionally. These services help build protective factors and reduce challenging behaviors which will increase the chances of children being successful in school.
Caring Kids employs Strengthening Families strategies when working with parents and guardians. The Strengthening Families approach is a research-based, cost-effective strategy that is aimed at increasing family stability, enhancing child-development, and reducing child abuse and neglect.
Goals:
Caring Kids aims to provide services that are comprehensive in their approach to help children develop optimally. We aim to help children directly and to help those that take care of them. We aim to help children learn appropriate social skills and to help parents and caregivers learn the best approaches to nurture positive social-emotional development.
By identifying and providing systematic early intervention to children with "at risk" behaviors, children will be better prepared for entering kindergarten 'ready for school' and less likely to require special education or mental health services.
Social Justice Collaborative
1832 2nd street, berkeley, 94710
Assisting clients, talking to legal departments and directing clients to the required organization or entity. Research, drafting documents and filling out forms.
Society for disABILITIES
1129 8th Street, Modesto, 95354
Depending on the student's interests we would place them in a position to assist with programs serving disabled youth and adults, clerical duties, workforce development training
SOCL Internship Alternative Assignment
One University Circle, Turlock, 95382
This is for Sociologly students that could not find a virtual internship and will be completing a different assignment.
Somerset Middle School
605 Sylvan Ave., Modesto, 95350
K-8 school district located in the North-East corner of Modesto and one school in Riverbank, CA.
Somerset Middle School
1037 Floyd Ave, Modesto, 95350
K-8 school district located in the North-East corner of Modesto and one school in Riverbank, CA.
Somerset Middle School (Sylvan Union School District)
1037 Floyd Avenue, Modesto, 95350
K-8 school district located in the North-East corner of Modesto and one school in Riverbank, CA.
Sonoma County Family Youth and Children's Services
1202 Apollo Way, Santa Rosa, 95407
Title IV-E students in a 1st year internship will be placed in a program within the agency to shadow. 2nd year students will shadow and will investigate a 10 day referral, work with a family towards reunification and complete a Court Services investigation.
Sonoma Elementary School (Modesto City Schools)
1325 Sonoma Avenue, Modesto, 95355
The mission of Modesto City Schools is to provide a high-quality education for all students, and to support students, families, and staff. The district's vision is to ensure that all students graduate college and career ready, and have the skills and character traits to thrive in a global society.
South Tulare County Kings View
201 N K St., Tulare, 93274-4005
A first-year student would do what a case manager does. A case manager links consumers to community resources and practices coping skills with clients. We are a collaborative approach. Thus, a CM would work closely with the mental health clinician and medical staff. A second-year student provides therapy services, completes...
Sow A Seed Community Foundation
42 West 8th Street, Tracy, 95376-4123
Students will provide programming in schools, in both individual and group settings. They will also provide intervention services to the schools in which they work, and document services provided using provided software. Students will be given curriculum facilitation training, as well as all necessary materials to be...
Spanos Elementary School
536 S. California St, Stockton, 95203
See school site/district for their requirements and expectations.
Special Collections & University Archives (SCUA)
One University Circle, Turlock, 95382
Only open to art history major or minor students and/or museum studies minor students.
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Special Education Elementary School Programs
1460 W. 18th. Street, Merced, 95340
Thanks to funding from First 5 Merced County and the Merced County Mental Health Department, the Caring Kids program provides resources and services to children ages 0 to 5 and their families to help support healthy and optimal child development. The program helps children learn self-regulation and social skills. It teaches parents and caregivers the best ways to help children develop socially and emotionally. These services help build protective factors and reduce challenging behaviors which will increase the chances of children being successful in school.
Caring Kids employs Strengthening Families strategies when working with parents and guardians. The Strengthening Families approach is a research-based, cost-effective strategy that is aimed at increasing family stability, enhancing child-development, and reducing child abuse and neglect.
Goals:
Caring Kids aims to provide services that are comprehensive in their approach to help children develop optimally. We aim to help children directly and to help those that take care of them. We aim to help children learn appropriate social skills and to help parents and caregivers learn the best approaches to nurture positive social-emotional development.
By identifying and providing systematic early intervention to children with "at risk" behaviors, children will be better prepared for entering kindergarten 'ready for school' and less likely to require special education or mental health services.
Spratling Middle School (Keyes Union School District)
4801 Lucinda Avenue, Keyes, 95328
This is the middle school in the Keyes Union School District.
Location:
5277 Washington Rd.
Hughson, CA 95326
Website: http://keyes.k12.ca.us/schools/spratling-middle-school-2/
St. Joseph's Medical Center - Community Health
1800 N California Street, Stockton, 95204
St. Joseph's Medical Center is a nonprofit hospital in Stockton, CA. As CommonSpirit Health (our umbrella), we make the healing presence of God known in our world by improving the health of the people we serve, especially those who are vulnerable, while we advance social justice for all.
Students will receive a wide...
St. Josephs Medical Center
1800 N California St, Stockton, 95204
Students would work with SW in assigned units in the hospital varying from the NICU to ICU units. Focus on providing resources and assisting with discharge plans from the hospital.
St. Thomas Retirement Center- Assisted Living Facility
2937 N. Berkeley Ave, Turlock, 95382
Students will help the residents with the Activities of daily living. Help residents to be active and participate with the scheduled Activates of every day. Monday through Saturday. To enhance their physical, social and spiritual needs.
Stagg High School
1621 Brookside Rd, Stockton, 95207
See school site/district for their requirements and expectations.
Stan State Athletic Department
One University Circle, Turlock, 95382
California State University, Stanislaus serves a diverse student body of more than 9,000 at two locations in the Central Valley — a beautiful 228-acre campus in Turlock and the Stockton Center, located in the city’s historic Magnolia District. Widely recognized for its dedicated faculty and high-quality academic programs, the University offers 43 majors, 41 minors and more than 100 areas of concentration, along with 15 master's degree programs, seven credential programs and a doctorate in educational leadership.