Program Sites

Redlands Unified School District, as a unifying agent of several unique communities rich in local history, culture, and tradition, is committed to preparing students to become productive participants in a diverse, multi-cultural, democratic society through quality education, high expectations, flexible programs and innovative partnerships. Our students will be empowered with the knowledge and commitment necessary to confront the challenges of our changing world, as they become the leaders of the 21st century.

The Redwood Caregiver Resource Center helps families and communities master the challenges of caring for adults with brain disorders through programs and services that address the emotional, physical, and financial needs of family caregivers.

We provide information and assistance to families and caregivers of adults with brain impairments due to injury or disease, as well as to the caregivers of the frail elderly.

RCRC offers services and supports for children and adults with developmental disabilities who live in Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake, and Mendocino Counties. We are a private, not-for-profit corporation providing services through a contract with the California Department of Developmental Services.

Families whose infants or toddlers (ages birth through three years) have developmental delay or disabilities, or are at risk for developmental delay or disabilities may qualify for developmental monitoring or early intervention services. RCRC also serves children, over age 3, and adults with developmental disabilities.

RCRC’s primary goal is to support people receiving services to develop and realize a plan for their life based on their own lifestyle, personal preferences, and needs.

The HHAP-APS program is a community-based program that serves adults 18+, that are considered high-risk, vulnerable, and houseless and/or soon to be houseless, and their households. All clients are referred directly through Humboldt County’s Adult Protective Services (APS) and must meet the eligibility criteria of current...

This site includes activities out of the RCAA main office (904 G Street, Eureka), the Manila Community Park and peninsula cleanup activities - with staff present.

The mission of Redwood Community Action Agency is to provide leadership and advocacy; to develop community-based coordinated services and activities.

The purpose of these goals is designed to enable low-income and/or disadvantaged persons to gain the necessary skills, education, and motivation to become self-sufficient in a healthy, sustainable environment.

Redwood Community Services was born from a vision to have a local, child focused option to serve abused and neglected children so that one day all foster youth would have a place to call home. That vision led the agency for over a decade and proudly remains a cornerstone of the dedicated work we do today. Today, decades since its grassroots beginning, Redwood Community Services has established dozens of programs serving people across multiple counties and proudly employs hundreds of local community members. We are proud to be a community driven organization with a vision for a vibrant, healthy, compassionate community where people feel seen, heard, and valued.

The existing Eureka Veterans Memorial Building is a cast-in place concrete, steel, and wood building built in 1930. On Jan. 9, 2010, Humboldt County experienced an earthquake that damaged the Eureka Veterans Building, resulting in spalling of the concrete walls in many areas, extensive cracking, and damage to the roof and finishes. The California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services committed to provided 75% of the Earthquake Damage Project costs. 

5/15/23: The only sites currently approved under this organization are: Administrative Office: 1111 Second Street, Crescent City; South Operations Center: 121200 US Highway 101, Orick.

Part of the Fortuna Union Elementary School District.

Redwood Prep is governed by the non-profit organization, Dream It. Be It, Inc. (DIBI). Redwood Preparatory Charter School is a community-based education project initiated by parents, teachers, and community members. Through this charter school, the RPC founding committee seeks to increase learning opportunities for the children of the Eel River Valley. Redwood Prep provides local students and their families an academically rigorous, college-bound educational opportunity. The educational program is designed to be a child centered, project and inquiry-based, active learning environment aligned with the National Core Content and California State Standards. The founders base their curriculum on well-researched, proven instructional strategies and programs that support students academically, emotionally, and socially.

Cal Poly Humboldt students from service learning and academic internship courses are currently approved to serve at the following site addresses under this agency:

•     Main clinic at 101 West Coast Road, Redway, CA
•     Community Supports - 76 Briceland Thorn Rd., Redway, CA
•     School-based...