Program Sites

Provide resources and support for Del Norte County children and families. FRC  programs include Winter Break Meal Program, Pre-K University, Backpack and School Supply giveaway, Parent Cafe, Pacific Pantry, Youth and Family Fair, and more.

Mission: We provide a welcoming, safe, and nurturing environment to strengthen and support healthy relationships for children and families in Del Norte County.

Vision: Children and families are happy, healthy, safe, and successful in life.

The Farmersville Unified School District covers approximately four square miles and has a current K-12 enrollment of approximately 2,600. In July 1993, the District unified; the doors to the first high school in Farmersville opened in fall of 1998. 

There are six schools in the district: Hester Elementary is a K-1 (440 pupils) site with extended day Kindergarten program and Special Ed. Preschool; Snowden School houses 425 students in grades two and three and is a QEIA site. Freedom School opened in August 2004 with grades four & five and houses 371 pupils. Farmersville Junior High School houses 611 students in grades six through eight and is a QEIA site. The High School operates a 9-12 (659 students) comprehensive program. Deep Creek Academy is a continuation school for 61 students and houses a small evening Adult Ed., TAPP, and Independent Studies programs. There are 3 county-operated programs on FUSD sites: preschool, community school, and special ed. All sites offer after-school programs until 6:00 p.m.

First 5 Del Norte will promote and enhance the health, development, and wellness of children ages 0 to 5 and their families by utilizing, increasing, and sustaining resources to support innovative, integrated, family-centered, culturally appropriate programs and services.

Our vision is that Siskiyou County’s children are safe, healthy, and prepared
to succeed in school and life as a result of the support and nurturing they receive
from their families, caregivers, educators, and community members.

Our mission is to increase positive outcomes for Siskiyou County children and families through strong partnerships and collective impact to achieve four common goals:

1. resilient families
2. quality early learning
3. child health and development
4. strong systems

Focus Forward’s mission is to create pathways to success for youth in the Juvenile Justice and/or Child Welfare systems through effective programs and services.

Young people touched by the juvenile justice and child welfare systems experience a great deal of trauma, first from the circumstances that led them to these systems and second, from the impact of growing up in these systems during critical stages of their development.  

At Focus Forward, we strive to mitigate these adversities with care, support and programming. We believe supporting young people and their families impacted by county systems will reduce cycles of violence, poverty and incarceration, and improve health, safety and stability for our community.

The District’s boundaries include the cities of Folsom and Rancho Cordova, both of which adjoin Highway 50, northeast of downtown Sacramento.

Folsom’s population is approximately 82,000, similar to Rancho Cordova’s population of approximately 81,000. Both communities share characteristics of small towns with active parent groups, service organizations, and city councils. The District enjoys partnerships with organizations which include national corporations, local businesses, nonprofits, faith-based organizations, and local municipalities.  

Food for People is working to eliminate hunger and improve the health and well-being of our community through access to healthy and nutritious foods, community education and advocacy. 

We envision a community where everyone has access to good quality, nutritious food, understands the consequences of hunger and poor nutrition and is committed to creating a stronger, healthier Humboldt County.

All volunteers are asked to complete the volunteer application form at: https://www.foodforpeople.org/volunteer.

The Alliance is focused on strengthening systems that improve forest and community resilience. We enable a market-driven approach to forest stewardship by facilitating a shared understanding of the barriers and related solutions required to increase the pace and scale of forest restoration. To do this, we are working with other organizations to identify actions and priorities for our region, collectively implement these actions, share our successes, and learn together.

Respect-Responsibility-Choice

Academy of the  Redwoods is a Fortuna Union High School District Middle College High School with an accelerated and rigorous college preparatory curriculum. It provides qualified students with a high school diploma and, potentially, up to two years of college credit by...

Fortuna Union High School District includes the following school sites:

1. Fortuna High School
2. East High Fortuna
3. Academy of the Redwoods

For current information on Charter School and Learning Sites that MAY be covered by this District, go to http://www.humboldt.k12.ca.us/school-districts.php