Program Sites

Crestwood Behavioral Health, Inc. has been providing residential mental health programs at its Eureka campus since 1979. The Crestwood Eureka campus is home to a Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC) and an adult residential facility/social rehabilitation program, called the Pathways.

The focus of our programs centers on recognizing the unique gifts, interests and challenges of each person we serve, and supporting creativity, wellness and empowerment throughout their recovery journey. The campus location, in the heart of California’s Redwood country, allows clients to tap into the mental health benefits that the surrounding beautiful and peaceful natural environment offers.

Interested social work students must apply through link found on this page for year long placements. Preference for MSW. Crestwood does have a practice of supporting employment-based placements.

Careers | (crestwoodbehavioralhealth.com)

Cuddeback School is located in Northern California just off Highway 36 along the Van Duzen River valley and amongst the towering Humboldt redwoods. We serve students in grades Kindergarten through 8th and provide a wide variety of educational programs and experiences geared toward developing “the whole child”, academically, physically and emotionally.

Cuddeback School has an experienced and dedicated instructional staff committed to student success. We have strong community support for our students and school programs. Because of the outstanding staff and community support, Cuddeback has created an educational environment in which students feel safe, cared for and nurtured.

In an effort to help ALL students achieve, we offer an excellent Before & After School Tutoring Program, Title I services, Special Education services, Gifted and Talented Education program, a (K-3) Primary Intervention program, Discovery program (4-8), Healthy Start, on-site counseling and Homework Club. We also offer sports programs including: Volleyball, Softball, Boys’ and Girls’ Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball, Cross Country and Track.

Cuddeback is a special place because of special staff, students, parents and community members who sincerely care about children.

Cuddeback School is located in Northern California just off Highway 36 along the Van Duzen River valley and amongst the towering Humboldt redwoods. We serve students in grades Kindergarten through 8th and provide a wide variety of educational programs and experiences geared toward developing “the whole child”, academically, physically and emotionally.

Cuddeback School has an experienced and dedicated instructional staff committed to student success. We have strong community support for our students and school programs. Because of the outstanding staff and community support, Cuddeback has created an educational environment in which students feel safe, cared for and nurtured.

In an effort to help ALL students achieve, we offer an excellent Before & After School Tutoring Program, Title I services, Special Education services, Gifted and Talented Education program, a (K-3) Primary Intervention program, Discovery program (4-8), Healthy Start, on-site counseling and Homework Club. We also offer sports programs including: Volleyball, Softball, Boys’ and Girls’ Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball, Cross Country and Track.

Cuddeback is a special place because of special staff, students, parents and community members who sincerely care about children.

Cunningham, Malone & Morton provides outstanding service to our clients because of our dedication to the three underlying principles of professionalism, responsiveness, and quality.

Building a better world… one student at a time.

The Cutten School District, in partnership with our community, provides students with the academic and social skills necessary to become contributing members of a global community. We accomplish our mission by creating a joyful, student-centered, and consistent learning environment rich in the arts and sciences, where everyone knows they are respected members of the Cutten-Ridgewood family.

Community is at the heart of everything we do.

We deliver the best in development, construction, and property management to ensure we can all be proud of the place we call home. Committed to honoring our promise with the highest quality of work and service, we seek opportunities that will help elevate our communities and lift our residents higher.

Our Promise: To equip each student with the knowledge, skills, character, and well-being to thrive and contribute to an evolving and increasingly-connected world.

Del Norte Mission Possible, a non-profit organization partnered with the Del Norte Senior Center and Mission Possible Ministries, provides emergency shelter, relationship-based case management, and access to vital social services in Crescent City, California, for those who are homeless or at risk of being homeless. For additional community support, we also collaborate with local resources such as Del Norte Animal Control.

The DNCUSD is dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming environment where each student is provided with high-quality instruction that meets them where they are and leads them to content mastery in each grade level. In addition, students benefit from access to counselors and other programs that coach them in life skills, high school and college readiness, and career awareness. To these ends, students will be offered meaningful learning experiences to enable them to access and critically analyze information, pose substantive questions, to communicate and collaborate effectively, and to build lasting and profound connections to the community.

The DNCUSD is dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming environment where each student is provided with high-quality instruction that meets them where they are and leads them to content mastery in each grade level. In addition, students benefit from access to counselors and other programs that coach them in life skills, high school and college readiness, and career awareness. To these ends, students will be offered meaningful learning experiences to enable them to access and critically analyze information, pose substantive questions, to communicate and collaborate effectively, and to build lasting and profound connections to the community.