Program Sites
Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District: Jack Norton Elementary
263 Jack Norton School Road, Hoopa, 95546
It is our goal to provide outstanding learning opportunities for our students. To ensure the success of our students, our Governing Board has adopted a set of "core values" to guide our work. It is the goal of our school leadership and professional educators to embed each of these values into the daily workplace in an effort to ensure that "Learning for All’ is primary and sought after in all that we do.
Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District: Orleans Elementary School
338016 California 96, Orleans, 95556
It is our goal to provide outstanding learning opportunities for our students. To ensure the success of our students, our Governing Board has adopted a set of "core values" to guide our work. It is the goal of our school leadership and professional educators to embed each of these values into the daily workplace in an effort to ensure that "Learning for All’ is primary and sought after in all that we do.
Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District: Special Education Department
11800 State Highway 96, Hoopa, 95546
It is our goal to provide outstanding learning opportunities for our students. To ensure the success of our students, our Governing Board has adopted a set of "core values" to guide our work. It is the goal of our school leadership and professional educators to embed each of these values into the daily workplace in an effort to ensure that "Learning for All’ is primary and sought after in all that we do.
Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District: Trinity Valley Elementary School
730 California Highway 96, Willow Creek, 95573
It is our goal to provide outstanding learning opportunities for our students. To ensure the success of our students, our Governing Board has adopted a set of "core values" to guide our work. It is the goal of our school leadership and professional educators to embed each of these values into the daily workplace in an effort to ensure that "Learning for All’ is primary and sought after in all that we do.
Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District: Weitchpec Yurok Magnet Elementary School
565 Weitchpec Road, Orleans, 95556
It is our goal to provide outstanding learning opportunities for our students. To ensure the success of our students, our Governing Board has adopted a set of "core values" to guide our work. It is the goal of our school leadership and professional educators to embed each of these values into the daily workplace in an effort to ensure that "Learning for All’ is primary and sought after in all that we do.
KMUD - Redwood Community Radio
PO Box 135, Redway, 95560
Vision Statement: Redwood Community Radio envisions a community of listeners who, guided by example of RCR programming, work together to create better, more just and sustainable world systems to ensure that all human and other living species on earth move toward higher quality of life and are able to survive the challenges in the times ahead.
Mission Statement: Redwood Community Radio will encourage a communication center of open airways (KMUD) for all voices to inform, educate, entertain and inspire the listening community through quality programming.
Konocti Unified School District: Obsidian Middle School
15850-A Dam Road Extention, Clearlake, 95422
Mission
To provide an equitable, transparent, and engaging partnership with parents, staff and community which supports our students’ learning and success. We provide all students with high quality curriculum and staff to prepare them to succeed in a diverse and ever-changing society. We will promote a safe and nurturing environment to illicit student innovation, self-efficacy and individuality.
Konocti Unified School District has ten public schools located in the city of Clearlake, Clearlake Oaks, and Lower Lake, California.
LA Community Alliance
5101 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 9 (office location moving soon), Los Angeles, 90029
The future of tomorrow requires we take action today. LACA is a nonprofit organization based in Los Angeles dedicated to the growth and development of a greater tomorrow for all of us.
We are a compassionate, grassroots community-focused organization providing a variety of survival resources and life skill workshops to low-income and underemployed individuals transitioning toward a self-sufficient style of living.
Lake County Office of Education - SW Employment-Based ONLY
15850-A Dam Rd Ext., Clearlake, 95422
The Lake County Office of Education, along with six individual school districts and two community college districts, strives to ensure that every child is provided a first-class education, allowing them to succeed in a global economy, to appreciate the cultural, social, and historical resources of our community, and to be active participants in civic responsibilities.
In order to serve the students of Lake County, the Lake County Office of Education, in conjunction with local school districts, provides an array of programs and services to meet students' needs. We accomplish this task by:
- Providing high-quality, specialized programs for students
- Recruiting, retaining, and developing highly qualified staff
- Monitoring fiscal accountability and expenditures of our taxpayer dollars
Lake County Tribal Health Consortium: Social Work Employment-Based Placement
925 Bevins Ct., Lakeport, 95453
Purpose: To promote the positive change in the physical, spiritual, emotional, and social health status of the American Indians/Alaska Natives and communities we serve through culturally sensitive health care services.
Lake County: Behavioral Health: Social Work Rotation
6302 Thirteenth Street, Lucerne, 95458
We have a UCPA, open to students of both practice levels and employment-based.
Lake Family Resource Center: Social Work Employment-based
5350 Main Street, Kelseyville, 95451
This site is only available to undergraduate students with an employment-bases placement approval.
Larkin Street Youth Services - Social Work Employment-based
134 Golden Gate Ave, San Francisco, 94102
This site is only available to current employees with approved employment-based proposals.
Larkspur-Corte Madera School District: Hall Middle School
200 Doherty Drive, Larkspur, 94939
The Larkspur-Corte Madera School District is a dynamic learning community committed to educational excellence, equity, and inclusion. We inspire members to think critically, act creatively, work collaboratively, and communicate effectively. We strive to be engaged citizens, contributing positively to our local and global communities.
Larkspur-Corte Madera School District: Neil Cummins Elementary School
58 Mohawk, Corte Madera, 94925
The Larkspur-Corte Madera School District is a dynamic learning community committed to educational excellence, equity, and inclusion. We inspire members to think critically, act creatively, work collaboratively, and communicate effectively. We strive to be engaged citizens, contributing positively to our local and global communities.
Larkspur-Corte Madera School District: The Cove School
330 Golden Hind Passage, Corte Madera, 94925
The Larkspur-Corte Madera School District is a dynamic learning community committed to educational excellence, equity, and inclusion. We inspire members to think critically, act creatively, work collaboratively, and communicate effectively. We strive to be engaged citizens, contributing positively to our local and global communities.
Lassen County Office of Education: Social Work Rotation
472-013 Johnstonville Road North, Susanville, 96130
The Lassen County Office of Education (LCOE) is a service agency for the 10 school districts, 3 charter schools, and 3,700 students attending pre-K-12 schools in Lassen County, California. Based in the county seat of Susanville, the County Office strives to provide quality assistance and leadership to each school district and to the County itself through a wide variety of student-centered services and programs.
Mission
The mission of the Lassen County Office of Education is to provide essential and necessary resources, services, support, and leadership to all public schools in Lassen County that will assist in the improvement of programs and development of all children in reaching their fullest individual potential.
Lassen Union High School
1000 Main Street, Susanville, 96130-4409
Lassen High School (LHS) is a 9-12 grade school located in Susanville, California. Located in the rural countryside, Lassen High is the largest high school in the county with a student population of approximately 800 students.
Even with our small student body we offer many AP classes, extracurricular activities,...
Laurel Tree Charter School
4555 Valley West Blvd., Arcata, 95521
Laurel Tree's mission is to create a sustainable model of education which provides all students with an accessible curriculum, based on college preparatory standards while developing life and social skills in a mixed age setting.
Legal Services of Northern California (Eureka Office)
123 Third Street, Eureka, 95501
Since 1956, Legal Services of Northern California (LSNC) has provided free quality legal services that empower the poor to identify and defeat the causes and effects of poverty.
Our Services | Programs | Priorities
Legal Services of Northern California serves 23 counties in Northern California with eight office locations in Sacramento, Auburn, Chico, Eureka, Redding, Ukiah, Vallejo and Woodland. We invite you to contact your local LSNC office for more information about our free services available in your area.
Liberty Union High School District: School Psychology Rotation
20 Oak Street, Brentwood, 94513
The Liberty Union High School District is committed to focusing its resources on the achievement of academic and personal success for all students. Schools will develop students' ability to think critically, make rational decisions, communicate effectively and act responsibly. Schools will provide a safe and personalized environment, value diversity and collaboration, and encourage respect for others and self. Multiple avenues will be provided to assure all students master a basic core of knowledge, become a productive community member, and succeed in our global society.
LifeSTEPS - Employment-Based Only
3247 Ramos Circle, Sacramento, 95827
Fighting Poverty – Building Community
The STEP in LifeSTEPS stands for ‘Skills Training and Educational Programs’ and is the heart of our mission. We believe community development is built ‘One STEP at a time.’ Our vision is that every person served by LifeSTEPS will be empowered with the skills, resources, and support to maintain stable housing and break the cycle of poverty.
Our founders believe that building affordable housing is only the first step. It is also essential to provide meaningful programs that empower people to move forward in their lives.
Lift - Social Work Based Internship
1910 Magnolia Avenue Suite 404, Los Angeles, 90007
Poverty, like wealth, is passed down from generation to generation. And decades of racial inequity and underinvestment in our communities have kept families trapped in a cycle.
Our mission is to break that cycle by investing in parents. We build families’ well-being, financial strength, and social connections to lift two generations at once.
Little Learners Center: Arcata Sites ONLY
1111 M Street; 1695 10th Street; 5050 Valley East, Arcata, 95521
Working Together to Build a Strong Community
Serving Humboldt County for over 15 years, Little Learners provides high quality childcare for infants through their entrance to Kindergarten. We provide an enriching environment focused on social, emotional, physical, nurturing and age appropriate developmental experiences. We are here to support your littlest learner on their way to success and school readiness.
January 2023: The following sites ONLY are approved for students to serve for course credit:
- Little Learners Center - 5050 Valley East, Arcata, CA 95521
- Little Learners - 1111 M. Street, Arcata, CA 95521
- Little Learners Arcata - 1695 – 10TH St, Arcata, CA 95521
Per Cal Poly Humboldt Child Development Department Guidelines: Child Development students serving at this agency should NOT be concurrently employed by Little Learners while serving for Child Development course credit. For more information, please contact your Child Development faculty.
Livingston Memorial VNA and Hospice
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CareGivers. Supportive, non-medical home care for those who wish to live at home and need personal assistance and household help. No contracts or a minimum number of hours – just the right care plan for you.
Home Health. Our team of highly skilled nurses, therapists and clinical staff provide a wide range of services for homebound individuals with a skilled medical need. Let our team help you heal at home.
Palliative Care. Specialized holistic care that focuses on reducing the symptoms, pain and stress of a serious illness. Support for the patient and their family as they explore their goals and future care options.
Hospice Care. Compassionate and professional care for the whole person and their family, focusing on the quality of life, through symptom management, emotional support, and spiritual care.
Grief & Bereavement. Our team of highly trained professionals and volunteers offer compassionate care and support. Our goal is to provide a safe, healing place to learn how to cope with your grief, share your story, and to honor and remember your loved one.