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Acorns to Oak Trees is non-profit Tribal Organization that is registered within the state of California, currently in the process of obtaining non-profit 501 (c) 3 exempt status. We are striving to become a place of educational refuge and resource for tribal children and families who have been underserved by traditional service providers.

Acorns to Oak Trees is grounded in the belief that it takes a village to raise a child, but also a village to restore one. We invite you to join us in our “Restore the Village” movement!

MISSION

Our mission is to help restore the village and provide Native American children and families with a village of support through education, nutrition, and culturally tailored therapies they need to heal, grow, and thrive.

VISION

Our vision is to cultivate an environment where every Native family is cared for spiritually, morally, intellectually, physically, socially and emotionally.

From San Francisco to Portland, no one provides a higher level of conservative, musculoskeletal expertise than Active Care.

We have one priority: You.  Our doctors, therapists, and staff are passionate about serving Humboldt. We strive each day to make sure you're cared for, listened to, and given the tools you need to get back to doing the things you love.

Adventist Health is a faith-based, nonprofit integrated health system serving more than 80 communities on the West Coast and in Hawaii.

• Willits Hospital, Inc. doing business as Adventist Health Howard Memorial
• Adventist Health Ukiah Valley
• Adventist Health Mendocino Coast

This site is available for MSW students with an approved employment-based proposal.

Since 2014, AHHA represents the needs of the houseless by providing information, education, advocacy, direct service, and policy development. Our ultimate goal is to build lasting affordable housing alternatives.

Alder Grove Charter School-2 is an independent study charter school, K-12, in Northern California that provides a voluntary public educational choice for families of students who choose to educate their children in the home environment. We believe individual differences and the uniqueness of each child are to be supported and celebrated. Our mission is to serve students through personalized learning and supporting parental choice in education.

The goal of Alder Grove Charter School-2 is to enable students to become competent, productive, literate, self-motivated, lifelong learners. We provide each student, along with his/her parents the opportunity to design and implement a customized curriculum that is relevant, takes learning styles into consideration, embraces the student’s interests and addresses the California State Standards. The student, parent, and a supervising California credentialed teacher (CT) work as a team to facilitate this process.

Till we meet again let us remember that our obligation to our country can only be fulfilled by the faithful performance of all duties of citizenship. Let service to the community, state, and nation be ever a main objective of the American Legion Auxiliary and its members. Let us ever be watchful of our organization and ourselves, that nothing shall swerve us from the path of justice, freedom, and democracy.

The American Red Cross of Northern California Chapter covers a vast territory with stunning vistas and the highest mountain in the lower 48 states.

Anchor Health Management is the Administrative Service Organization for Mendocino County, providing management and oversight of specialty mental health, community service support, prevention, and early intervention services.

Our Mission: To promote recovery and healing through a strong and comprehensive network of care by providing accountability, quality, and innovative administrative services to our providers that support the varying needs of our vulnerable population.

Annie’s Shoes prides itself on providing the community with a shop dedicated to carrying a unique variety of quality brands that combine style and comfort for both men and women. Selling anything from boots to sandals, hiking shoes to dress shoes, socks to earrings-Annie’s Shoes has it all!

The Antelope Valley Union High School District serves a unique blend of 22,000 urban, suburban, and rural students in one of our eight comprehensive high schools, three alternative high schools, and an early college high school in partnership with Antelope Valley Community College. Our focus has shifted from purely academic to teaching the whole student.

An embedded socio-emotional learning curriculum and increased counseling and mental health support are in place to ensure all students are safe, secure and in a healthy place to learn. There is also a significant emphasis on developing our Multi-Tier System of Support (MTSS) framework districtwide at the Tier 1 level this year.

The district also boasts thriving Career Technical Education (CTE) Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) academics and pathways. Using the CPA model and the Linked Learning framework to engage students in learning skills for the future, approximately one-third of students are in a career-based program of study linked to and supported by our local industry sectors.

With an emphasis on post-secondary options for all graduates, we strive to produce lifelong learners prepared to succeed in our ever-changing world.  

The Arcata Community Pool is a non-profit government agency that offers year-round recreational and educational activities. For over 35 years, we’ve offered the best water quality, cleanliness, education, and customer service on the North Coast. We are located at 1150 16th Street, next to Arcata High School. We are three blocks off the Arcata and Mad River Transit bus line, and within walking distance of H.S.U., the Arcata downtown area, and nearby parks. Come check us out!

The North Humboldt Recreation and Park District (NHRPD) is a special district as defined under the California Government Code.  The NHRPD is typical of a special district in that it receives a portion of property taxes to operate a focused public service.  In this case, the district runs one facility, the Arcata Community Pool. 

It is governed by a five-member Board of Directors whose membership consists of citizens of the district who serve four-year terms as defined by the Humboldt County Elections Office. The district boundaries encompass the city of Arcata and much of the surrounding areas between the Mad River and Indianola Road.