Program Sites

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...

Established in 1969 as a rural residential treatment program for a handful of inner city teenagers, Remi Vista has grown and developed into a youth and family service provider with offices in five North State regions. Our many programs touch the lives of children from birth to young adulthood, families, and children in crises, including those struggling with the challenges of autism and developmental disabilities. Our services include residential care, school-based and clinic-based mental health services, and supported living for developmentally disabled adults. 

RH Community Builders is committed to building strong and vibrant communities. Our mission is to empower individuals and families to achieve their full potential by providing access to affordable housing, supportive services, and community resources. We believe that everyone deserves a safe and stable place to call home, and that by working together, we can create a more equitable and just society. We are dedicated to fostering a sense of community and belonging, and to promoting social and economic mobility for all residents. Through our partnerships with local organizations and stakeholders, we strive to create sustainable and inclusive communities that are resilient and thriving.

The Future We See. A community where trans and queer people have access to healing spaces that are culturally rooted in our past, present, and future.

How We Will Get There. By building a therapy practice that reduces barriers to care, invites community collaboration, and trains the next generation of clinicians in trans and queer affirming mental health care.

The Rincon Valley Union School District is located in the heart of Sonoma County and serves the children, parents, and community of northeastern Santa Rosa, California. The District's dedicated faculty and staff provide an excellent learning environment for the over 3,200 TK/Kindergarten through sixth grade students attending seven elementary schools, with an additional 300+ students attending the charter middle school campus. The Rincon Valley District has a strong tradition of academic excellence, preparing children to be lifelong learners. We are committed to pursuing excellence in education with a challenging curriculum for all of our students.

The Rio Dell Elementary School District is committed to providing students the skills necessary to become responsible and contributing adults.

Our vision is to infuse the five values of Community-of-Caring: Trust, Responsibility, Family, Respect, and Caring, into our school culture, thereby developing productive citizens. Our vision of community is to be a supportive agency in the lives of our families. We are committed to working with all agencies that would promote and foster the well-being of our students and their families.

Archaeological Survey and Excavation Methods at projects in Humboldt County.

Round Valley is a community committed to developing excellence. Our organization is caring and efficient, treats people fairly and consistently, building connections with students, parents, teachers, other staff, and the community. The learning environment is safe and motivating, including all stakeholders as members of the educational community.

Sacramento ACT exists to activate people to reclaim their faith; to create change and healing in the community. Sacramento ACT is a faith-based organization that develops the leadership of people through the power of storytelling and relationships to identify community issues and solutions.