Program Sites

The Mission of HJUHSD is to provide a positive learning environment that fosters academic and extra-curricular achievement, social-emotional well-being, and the life skills necessary to allow our students to thrive within our community and make our community thrive.

We Believe...

• all students can learn at high levels.
• all students thrive in an equitable educational environment.
• inspired and well-rounded students can achieve academic excellence.
• creating and maintaining healthy relationships with all students, staff, families, and the community, fosters a positive school culture.
• collaborating with families and the community to educate our students allows us to achieve our goals.
• focusing on academic, behavioral, and social-emotional support leads to individual student success.
• a commitment to equity ensures diversity and individuality.
• in providing a caring, safe, and supportive culture that focuses on respect for all students, staff, families, and community.
• in accountability from our students, staff, and families.
• we are better together. 

The Mission of HJUHSD is to provide a positive learning environment that fosters academic and extra-curricular achievement, social-emotional well-being, and the life skills necessary to allow our students to thrive within our community and make our community thrive.

We Believe...

• all students can learn at high levels.
• all students thrive in an equitable educational environment.
• inspired and well-rounded students can achieve academic excellence.
• creating and maintaining healthy relationships with all students, staff, families, and the community, fosters a positive school culture.
• collaborating with families and the community to educate our students allows us to achieve our goals.
• focusing on academic, behavioral, and social-emotional support leads to individual student success.
• a commitment to equity ensures diversity and individuality.
• in providing a caring, safe, and supportive culture that focuses on respect for all students, staff, families, and community.
• in accountability from our students, staff, and families.
• we are better together. 

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 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.

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.

Since 1997, Horses for Healing has offered therapeutic riding for children and adults with special needs. We are a volunteer-run organization and 100% of donations go to support our program.

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.

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. 

Per site approval renewal efforts August 2024, this site is also approved for students to conduct Creosote Mapping activities around Humboldt Bay after training by the organization's staff.