Program Sites

This site is only available to MSW students qualifying for the integrated behavioral health stipend program. 

Vision Statement: The Humboldt Senior Resource Center is committed to providing services, information, education, and recreation for seniors, families, and caregivers in Humboldt County. HSRC evolves in response to a growing senior population with expanding and changing needs. We envision a caring and healthy community which encourages intergenerational relationships, recognizes the wisdom and experience of its elders, and demonstrates awareness and respect for the aging process.

Humboldt Trails Council (HTC) includes the following sites covered by the Cal Poly Humboldt Learning Site Agreement and Site Self-Assessment:

Volunteer Trail Stewards: trail work days at the following locations:

• Arcata Community Forest Trails: 4th Saturday of each month, except December. Meeting locations TBA. Contact Rees at Hughes@humboldt.edu
• Eureka Waterfront Trail North (Tydd St. to Adorni Center): 3rd Saturday; 9-11 a.m. Meet at the foot of X Street in front of Blue Ox Mill. Contact Dennis at dbhedm@gmail.com or Pam at pamnted@gmail.com
• Eureka Wharf Trail ("C" St to Del Norte St.): 1st Sunday; 9-11am. Meet at the Wharfinger Building parking lot. Contact Gail at gailpopham@gmail.com.
• Hammond Trail (Arcata Bottoms to Clam Beach, McKinleyville): 1st Saturday, except January; 9-11 a.m. Meeting locations TBA. Contact Stacy at sbecker@reninet.com
• Hikshari' Trail (Truesdale St. to Elk River Park & Ride): 2nd Saturday, 9-11 a.m. Contact Mark Freitas at MFreitas@hrcllc.com
• Humboldt Coastal Nature Center/Friends of the Dunes Trails (Manila): Meeting locations and dates TBA. Call 707-444-1397 or info@friendsofthedunes.org
• Lacks Creek (BLM) Trails Volunteer Work Days (Redwood Valley): Meeting locations and dates TBA. Contact Tom at T1philli@yahoo.com
• McKay Community Forest Trails (Eureka near Redwood Acres): To get on the list when things get active, contact Dennis at dbhedm@gmail.com or Rachael at vtscoordinator@humtrails.org
• McKinleyville Land Trust Trails – Chah GAH Cho and Mad River Bluffs: Meeting locations and dates TBA. Contact Julie Neander at julieneander@gmail.com
• Northcoast Regional Land Trust's Freshwater Farms Reserve and Nature Trail: (5851 Myrtle Ave., Eureka): Dates TBA. Contact info@ncrlt.org
•  Wigi Wetlands – Eureka & Redwood Region Audubon Society: (Intersection of Christie & Howell streets; behind the Bayshore Mall between Kohls & Sportsman’s Warehouse): 4th Saturday. Contact Jeremy at jeremy.cashen@yahoo.com

The liaison for all film production needs & film tourism on the Redwood Coast. The Humboldt-Del Norte Film Commission is recognized by the Counties and the California Film Commission as the official advocate for filming in Humboldt and Del Norte County. Our services are provided free of charge.

The Huntington Beach Union High School District (HBUHSD), located in Orange County, California, is comprised of nearly 15,000 students in six comprehensive high schools (Huntington Beach High School, Edison High School, Marina High School, Ocean View High School, Fountain Valley High School, and Westminster High School), one continuation high school (Valley Vista High School), one alternative school (Coast High School), and the Huntington Beach Adult School. Our schools are known for their commitment to academic excellence for all students in the communities they serve.

In addition to the wide array of academic offerings at all comprehensive campuses, designated schools have established a variety of specialized programs to enhance student success. These programs include Model United Nations (MUN); Academy for the Performing Arts (APA); International Baccalaureate (IB); Math Educational Resources Integrated with Technology and Science (MERITS); Advancement Via Individualized Determination (AVID); Center for International Business and Communication Studies (CIBACS); and Entertainment & Tourism and Health Academics.

HBUHSD has gained notoriety for providing a full spectrum of special programs and alternative settings for students with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs). With programs like the Special Abilities Cluster (SAC), Pathways, and Endeavors, students with special needs have the opportunity to receive instruction in accordance with their individual needs and to participate in activities a comprehensive school site has to offer.

The Japanese have a word, "ikigai" (生き甲斐, pronounced [E-key-guy]), to describe a person's "reason for being." A person finds ikigai at the center of what they are good at, what the world needs, what they can be paid for, and what they love. Our mission is to create a sustainable culture of support for physicians within the full scope of their work for the community.

We will improve health care in Humboldt County by addressing community needs, providing continuity of care across various healthcare settings and allowing physicians to thrive and flourish within their chosen scope of practice.

Ink People Center for the Arts: We’re connecting the arts to everyone with over 100 self-directed arts, culture, and educational DreamMaker Projects.

(HCBMAA) is composed of people of African ancestry and POC who are committed to enhancing the quality of life for Black and Brown bodies in Humboldt County, with the mission of empowering the people through Black cultural knowledge and Black support.

Kids in the Hive is a YouTube Kids channel for 3-8 year olds. The goal of this channel is to produce media content that encourages play, love, and kindness. It showcases videos that celebrate the vibrant life and spontaneity of childhood by showing real kids as they learn, as they play, as they make art, and as they have fun...

We believe that creative engagement is a part of being a healthy individual and part of building healthy communities. At Maker’s Apron, we want to help make it part of a healthy planet too.  It’s like if the art store and hardware store had a baby, that was a thrift store . . . and we’re trying to save the world!...

Inland Compassion aims to provide harm reduction, housing, medical health, substance use, and mental health resources/services to low-income families and individuals experiencing homelessness in the Inland Empire.

Inland Compassion's vision is to decrease houselessness and recidivism in the Inland Empire by providing the opportunity for unhoused adults to receive transitional housing, mental health services, substance abuse services, workshops, and harm reduction resources.