Program Sites
Gender Health Center
3823 V Street, Sacramento, 95817
Gender Health Center works to end systematic oppression and pathologization of Transgender people and racism while centering the wellness of Queer and Transgender People of Color (QTPOC). We acknowledge that we function and have only functioned within oppressive systems. We will interrogate these systems in order to build a community centered ideology to provide prosperity in every way for our community members.
Glenn County: Health and Human Services Agency: Social Work Rotation
420 E. Laurel Street, Willows, 95988
Our agency plays a vital role in ensuring the health and well-being of our residents, especially during times of uncertainty. We are committed to providing essential services, advocating for those in need, and fostering a culture of inclusivity and compassion. Whether it's providing access to healthcare services, supporting vulnerable populations, or promoting public health initiatives, these efforts make a tangible difference in the lives of those we serve.
Government Advocates
1127 11th Street, Suite 400, Sacramento, 95814
Founded in 1979, Governmental Advocates is a full-service government relations firm providing a broad range of lobbying and consulting services to corporate, non-profit, governmental and association clients. Our extensive knowledge of how government operates, ability to reach and educate decision makers and skill to craft and communicate the right message ensure our clients’ interests achieve positive, measurable results and is the reason why Governmental Advocates is consistently ranked among the top lobbying firms in Sacramento.
At Governmental Advocates our decades of experience and work in the public and private sector allow us to carefully position our clients at the forefront of the issues that directly impact them. We aggressively seek solutions for complex problems, achieving our clients’ goals through practical and creative means that reflect the ever-changing political landscape of California.
The institutional knowledge of our respected practitioners, coupled with their policy expertise and proven ability to navigate even the most nuanced political issues, enables Governmental Advocates to advance our clients’ most complex challenges.
Great Redwood Trail Agency
Blue Lake City Hall, PO Box 458, Blue Lake, 95525
The Great Redwood Trail Agency (GRTA) is a local agency established to develop and manage the Great Redwood Trail in Humboldt, Mendocino and Trinity counties.
Greenway Partners
1385 8th St., Suite K, Arcata, 95521
We named our firm Greenway Partners because we see our clients as partners in bringing their projects into reality. Our approach is centered around deep collaboration with our clients and their community members through all project phases. After all, how can you create positive results for a community if nobody from said community has input? We partner with clients from many walks of life, and as a result, our projects are as diverse as they are. Our core belief is that projects should not be pursued unless they are fundamentally improving an organization, a community, the environment or the people who use them. We strive to ensure all of our projects achieve this threshold.
In terms of what sort of work we do, our capabilities are wide-reaching. We primarily work with local communities to give them what they need to solve specific challenges. Our toolkit includes (but is not limited to) planning, capital structure, community engagement, architecture, engineering and construction.
Guzi-West Inspection and Consulting
19749 Sweetwater Trail, Redding, 96003
Guzi-West Inspection and Consulting, LLC (Guzi-West) is a firm specializing in conducting hazardous material investigations including, but not limited to, asbestos, lead-based paint, contaminated soils, naturally occurring asbestos (NOA), mold, methamphetamine, contaminants associated with illegal marijuana grows, silica, polychlorinated-biphenyls (PCBs), smoke damage, waste characterization and bacteria.
Our team also frequently prepares abatement specifications, compliance plans, operations and maintenance plans, oversees subsequent abatement work, and performs project clearances to verify scope of work has been correctly completed. The Guzi-West team has 30+ years of experience in hazardous material consulting and have a range of state and federal certifications including Certified Asbestos Consultants (CAC), Certified Site Surveillance Technicians (CSST), CDPH Certified Lead Inspector/Assessors, CDPH Certified Lead Sampling Technicians, Certified NIOSH 582 eq., Certified IAQA Mold Assessment Professionals, and Certified Radon Measurement Professionals. In addition, all Guzi-West field staff are 40-hour Hazwoper Certified. Our goal is to offer quality technical consulting services and simple solutions to complex problems.
Hamilton Unified School District: Hamilton City High School
620 Canal Street, Hamilton City, 95951
The Hamilton Unified School District will provide a safe, rigorous, and engaging educational experience that promotes student academic success, respect, and citizenship in a caring environment.
Happy Camp Community Center
38 Park Way, Happy Camp, 96039
Happy Camp Community Action, Inc. is a non-profit organization committed to improving the future of Happy Camp, a small town in the mountains of very Northern California. HCCA operates the Happy Camp Community Center located at 38 Park Way. Our current programs include First 5 Play Groups, the Happy Camp Farmers Market, CalFresh Outreach & Application Assistance, MHSA Youth Groups, MHSA Open Access and Referrals, Veterans services, Medical Equipment Loan Program and USDA Food Commodity Distributions.
HCOE - Programs: Glen Paul at Arcata Elementary
901 Myrtle Ave., Eureka, 95501
No description provided.
HCOE - Programs: Glen Paul at Peninsula Elementary School
909 Vance Avenue, Samoa, 95564
No description provided.
HCOE - Programs: Glen Paul School
2501 Cypress Ave., Eureka, 95503
This site is for students serving directly at Glen Paul School. (This site is NOT the Glen Paul Medical Therapy Unit, which falls under another agency; any students reporting service in S4 for the Therapy Unit should look in S4 for the site called: "...
Hill Country Health and Wellness Center: Employment-Based
P.O. Box 228, Round Mountain, 96084
Hill Country Health and Wellness Center is a true health care home for our patients, dedicated to healing the whole person. It’s where integrated medical, dental, chiropractic and mental health services are available to everyone, regardless of ability to pay. It’s where patients can find information, education, and services to keep them well, a place where they can find help when they are sick. At Hill Country, we treat you like a person.
Hill Country Health and Wellness: Behavioral Health
P.O. Box 228, Round Mountain, 96084
Hill Country Health and Wellness Center is a true health care home for our patients, dedicated to healing the whole person. It’s where integrated medical, dental, chiropractic and mental health services are available to everyone, regardless of ability to pay. It’s where patients can find information, education, and services to keep them well, a place where they can find help when they are sick. At Hill Country, we treat you like a person.
Hilltop Recovery Services
14715 East HWY 20, Clear lake Oaks, 95423
Hilltop Recovery Services was founded in 2005 with the mission of creating a Drug and Alcohol-Free continuum of care of Substance Use Treatment Services to address the need for Whole Person Care. Our treatment philosophy is based on renewing hope, healing, and empowerment. We focus on the entire needs of the person in their substance abuse treatment episode by assisting individuals in building the tools to rebuild their lives.
First and foremost, we treat the individual with compassion and understanding allowing the participant to feel welcome. This assists in building an open and trusting relationship with the staff, peers, and the new Participants creating a greater opportunity for successful treatment. Our goal is that our participants will take responsibility, change behaviors, attend structured activities, understand their substance use disorders, and learn to use the existing resources to rebuild their lives as productive members of their communities.
Our facilities include a 48 Co-ed Residential Licensed and Certified alcohol and substance use treatment facility, with continued aftercare for individuals looking to make positive life changes in the process of recovery from addictions. Intensive/ Outpatient Drug-Free Certified Medi-Cal approved Substance Use Disorders Clinics. We have Transitional Living Houses in the local community to provide care for individuals who may not be able to return home or need a safe environment to continue to build a foundation of recovery after completion of residential treatment. Our facilities are in Lucerne and Clearlake Oaks in Lake County, California.
Our plan is to focus on working with our partners to build our network of services that will lead to continued long-term care, providing a healthy support system for each participant and alumnus.
HomeFirst: Homeless Shelters & Services in California - Social Work Empl-Based Placement
990 Sonoma Avenue, Santa Rosa, 95404
HomeFirst™ is a nonprofit organization passionately working to end homelessness. We serve our Bay Area community through low-barrier programming and systems leadership – meeting each person where they are, by offering support and resources that address immediate and long-term housing needs. With 45 years of experience, we view housing as a fundamental human right and understand that solving homelessness requires a collaborative effort.
Homeless Garden Project
P.O. Box 617, Santa Cruz, 95061
Welcome to the Homeless Garden Project. We are an established non profit organization providing job training, transitional employment and support services to individuals in Santa Cruz who are experiencing homelessness. Our dynamic employment training program is focused on stewardship, conservation and regenerative agricultural principles, teaching skills that truly transform lives for those who wish to maintain a stable, productive place in society.
Hoopa Valley Tribe
P.O. Box 1348, Hoopa, 95546
We, the Hoopa Valley Tribe, are a Tribal Government dedicated to protecting and promoting the interests of the Hoopa Valley Indians, and cooperating and collaborating with Federal, State, and local Governments.
Hoopa Valley Tribe: Social Work Employment-Based Site
P.O. Box 1348, Hoopa, 95546
We, the Hoopa Valley Tribe, are a Tribal Government dedicated to protecting and promoting the interests of the Hoopa Valley Indians, and cooperating and collaborating with Federal, State, and local Governments.
Hope Solutions: Social Work Employment-based Site
399 Taylor Boulevard, Pleasant Hill, 94523
At Hope Solutions, we are working to end homelessness.
Our housing-first approach, coupled with supportive services, brings dignity to our clients and helps them rebuild their community. Our data-backed and proven model of support is grounded on quality permanent housing and individualized services.
Founded in 1997, by a coalition of local faith communities, to provide emergency support to homeless individuals, Hope Solutions has grown to the premier organization in Contra Costa County, providing permanent supportive housing and vital services to over 2,200 of the most vulnerable members of the community.
Hospice of Humboldt
3327 Timber Falls Court, Eureka, 95503
A philosophy of care for people with a life-threatening illness. The focus of care offered by Hospice of Humboldt is on quality of life with an emphasis on pain control and symptom management. All diagnoses and ages are eligible for care.
Anyone can call Hospice of Humboldt and ask for an informational visit. There is no charge for this service.
Humboldt Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART), Fortuna: SW Only Empl-Based Placement
2331 Rohnerville Road, Fortuna, 95540
Humboldt Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) has provided DUI Program Services for Humboldt County since July 1991. We provide programs for any individual who has been arrested or convicted of Driving Under the Influence of alcohol or drugs.
Humboldt Area Center for Harm Reduction (HACHR)
5000 Valley West Blvd Unit 17/18, Arcata, 95521
The Humboldt Area Center for Harm Reduction (HACHR) is committed to building stronger, healthier communities by co-creating spaces that foster dignity, equity, and choice. Founded in 2014, by Brandie Wilson, HACHR has spent nearly a decade improving the health and wellness of people who use drugs (PWUD), are experiencing homelessness, or are engaged in sex work in Northern California’s Humboldt County, through advocacy, overdose prevention education, and harm reduction services. In addition to our harm reduction supply kits, our services include syringe access, naloxone training and distribution, linkage to low barrier Medication Assisted Treatment, case management, and basic needs support. We are a peer-led organization that is working to save lives in our community, distributing over 15,900 doses of naloxone and playing a role in at least 762 overdose reversals over the course of 2023. In a 2021 participant survey, over 50% of our participants say that HACHR is the only place they feel welcome and safe accessing services.
Humboldt Area Center for Harm Reduction (HACHR): Social Work Employment-Based
5000 Valley West Blvd, Unit 17/18, Arcata, 95521
This placement is only for current employees with HACHR, who have completed the additional form to request approval of employment-based settings for social work accreditation requirements, and who have been approved for such placement by the Social Work Field Director.
Humboldt Arts Council: Morris Graves Museum
636 F Street, Eureka, 95501
It is our goal to ensure that art is a part of everyone’s lives in Humboldt County, by supporting the artists who live among us and by offering free and low-cost arts programs and exhibitions to the public at the Morris Graves Museum of Art. Every year, we are proud to serve over 16,000 local students by bringing art banks into schools, as well as providing school tours, art camps, and monthly family arts day events.
We work tirelessly to provide programs and resources that support and inspire the artists living and working among us. Since 2000, we have served as stewards for the Morris Graves Museum of Art which now serves as the hub for our work. In this historic building, we share the work of artists from both Humboldt County and around the world, and continually strive to make this vibrant space inviting and inspiring to all who call Humboldt County home.