Program Sites

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 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.

In 1980, a group of service providers and advocates saw a gap in homeless services. With eight families in crisis and without a place to go, these advocates set out to help, ultimately creating an agency that would meet the needs of unhoused families in Santa Clara County.

Since then, HomeFirst has expanded significantly. During FY24 (ending June 30, 2024), we impacted over 10,000 individuals including youth, seniors, and veterans, across two counties (Santa Clara and Sonoma). Approximately 6,000 people received direct supportive services from HomeFirst and another 4,500+ benefited from our systems leadership.

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.

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.

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.

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. 

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.

The Humboldt Botanical Garden provides direction for the building of a world-class botanical garden for the Northern California region. The Gardens are constructed on a 44.5-acre site south of Eureka near the Humboldt Bay adjacent to the College of the Redwoods.

The following sites under this organization are approved:

1. Botanical Garden: 7707 Tompkins Hill Rd., Eureka (College of the Redwoods Main Campus)

2. Main Office: Forum Building RBC-A 204, College of the Redwoods, 7351 Tompkins Hill Rd., Eureka

Mission: Humboldt Counseling Connection strives to provide excellent care for clinicians and community through collaborative learning, healing, and growth. 

Vision: Humboldt Counseling Connection envisions this community as a haven where barriers to succeed are diminished, access to quality care is enhanced, and we all thrive together.

Humboldt Counseling Connection is a nonprofit collective practice composed of clinicians, practitioners, and community leaders, with a unifying desire to bring health and wholeness to our area. Located in Old Town Eureka, we serve adults, adolescents, and children from all areas of Humboldt County.

Our clinicians aim to provide therapeutic support for clients working on a myriad of goals, and our staff offers diverse, yet specialized, experience and expertise. Our goal is to provide a safe and nurturing therapeutic space for every client. We work diligently to match each client to the therapist best suited to their individual needs.

Our practitioners and community leaders provide classes, groups and events to support parenting, marriages, the unique needs of men, women, teens, LGBTQ, and those going through divorce and grief. Pastoral counseling and spiritual guidance are available from key spiritual leaders that have partnered with us with a pact that ALL people are welcome and served.

Mission: Our purpose is to further an understanding and appreciation of all peoples, places, events, and activities of Humboldt County and related areas. Toward this end, we focus on acquiring, preserving, interpreting, creating, and sharing historical information, and by educating and assisting others to do the same. To further these goals, the Humboldt County Historical Society publishes an outstanding quarterly magazine, the Humboldt Historian; maintains a thorough reference library; prints historical books; records and transcribes oral histories of knowledgeable residents; archives valuable collections, and makes the information in those collections available to researchers.