Program Sites
United Indian Health Services: Eureka Clinic
434 7th Street, Eureka, 95501
Our Purpose: To work together with our clients and community to achieve wellness through health services that reflect the traditional values of our American Indian Community.
United Indian Health Services: Klamath Clinic
241 Salmon Ave, Klamath, 95548
Our Purpose: To work together with our clients and community to achieve wellness through health services that reflect the traditional values of our American Indian Community.
United Indian Health Services: Potawot Community Food Garden
1600 Weott Way, Arcata, 95521
Our Purpose: To work together with our clients and community to achieve wellness through health services that reflect the traditional values of our American Indian Community.
United Way of Nevada County
563 Brunswick Rd. Suite 11, Grass Valley, 95945
United Way of Nevada County is Committed to...
Improving lives by equitably directing community resources to address local needs. We are committed to leveraging all of our assets, partnerships, and programs to create a more equitable and thriving community.
We are proudly non-profit, non-corporate and non-compromised. Caring people like you help us to stand up for a healthy community. We rely on donations to carry out our mission and meet the basic needs of our community members.
Upper Lake Unified School District: Main Office
675 Clover Valley Road, Upper Lake, 95485
We are a small school district, approximately 900 students, comprised of an elementary, middle and high school as well as three alternative schools to meet the needs of our students, K-12. Here at Upper Lake, we encourage students to be involved and seek out programs of interest. We have a very dedicated staff that enourages and supports all students in a variety of academic programs. Established July 1, 2016, the District is committed to the mission of educating each of the students to his or her maximum potential. Dr. Giovanni H. Annous Superintendent Upper Lake Unified School District.
Vallejo City Unified School District: Social Work Rotation
665 Walnut Avenue, Vallejo, 94592
Vallejo City Unified School District (VCUSD), a proud educator of nearly 9,000 students in the City of Vallejo, is a diverse district comprising 20 schools. This includes two comprehensive high schools, each offering a wide range of educational opportunities, an alternative school, an adult school, and one independent charter. With nearly 1,200 dedicated teachers and staff, VCUSD is one of the largest employers in the city.
Verity: Crisis Hotline
835 Piner Road, Suite D, Santa Rosa, 95403
Working in cooperation with the community, Verity strives to eliminate all forms of violence, with a special focus on sexual assault and abuse. Sexual assault is an unacceptable form of oppression, which is destructive to the lives of the survivors, their families, and their friends.
Verity facilitates healing and promotes the prevention of violence by providing counseling, advocacy, intervention, and education in our community.
Verity: Employment-Based
835 Piner Road, Suite D, Santa Rosa, 95403
Working in cooperation with the community, Verity strives to eliminate all forms of violence, with a special focus on sexual assault and abuse. Sexual assault is an unacceptable form of oppression, which is destructive to the lives of the survivors, their families, and their friends.
Verity facilitates healing and promotes the prevention of violence by providing counseling, advocacy, intervention, and education in our community.
Verve City Church (formerly Inland Hills Church)
14670 Ramona Avenue, Chino, 91710
Founded in 1991, Verve City Church has always been a Jesus-centered community where spiritually-curious people can explore Christian faith and find belonging. Today, thousands of people participate in our weekly worship gatherings, activity groups, discipleship experiences, local service projects, and more.
Victor Community Support Services: Social Work Employment-Based
1360 East Lassen Avenue, Chico, 95973
Victor's Mission is to be a catalyst for sustained improvement in the lives of those we touch.
Victory Family Services
4200 Truxtun Ave, Ste 202, Bakersfield, 93309
In 2012, Victory Family Services opened its doors for business. The foster care agency started out small, initially operating with only one social worker. In 2013, after hiring additional staff, our company moved into, then eventually purchased, the 601 Niles Bakersfield, CA property.
Today, Victory Family Services continues in its mission and has expanded it’s original vision. Having gone through organizational restructuring and strengthening its basis of operations, our company works with various child welfare agencies in its pursuit of helping and supporting children and their families. This initial vision has grown to encompass specialized programs, including interventions that help children better manage their behaviors and strategies that support families in their quest to reach for health and well-being. Foster care is changing and evolving. New, cutting edge practices are being introduced and human behavior is shifting. This results in the need for practical and sound approaches that meet the need of those who are most vulnerable. Victory Family Services has answered this call—and will continue to do so for many years to come.
Vista Unified School District: Mission Vista High School
1306 Melrose Drive, Oceanside, 92057
Our vision in Vista Unified School District is that every student graduates from Vista Unified as a resilient, agile learner and creative problem solver who navigates the world with confidence and kindness and eagerly embraces local and global challenges.
Waterfront Recovery Services
2413 2nd Street, Eureka, 95501
Waterfront Recovery Services is the first detox program certified by the State of California Department of Health Care Services to provide medically assisted treatment for drug and alcohol withdrawal.
Includes withdrawal treatment for alcohol, opiates, methamphetamine, benzodiazepine and combinations substances. We use the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria and dimensions of care to develop an individualized treatment plan. Our evidence based programs include the Matrix System.
Western University of Health Sciences [including Los Angeles Medical Examiner's Office]
309 E. Second St., Pomona, 91766
The WUHS campus at 309 E. Second St., Pomona, CA, and the Los Angeles Medical Examiner's Office (at 1104 N Mission Rd., Los Angeles CA) placements are covered by the Learning Site Agreement established with WUHS.
Westside Community Improvement Association: Jefferson Community Center
1000 B St., Eureka, 95502
The Westside Community Improvement Association, Inc. (a non-profit 501(c)(3) Public Charity) supports and facilitates programs to combat urban blight and revitalize neighborhoods by increasing recreational, educational and vocational opportunities where they are either lacking altogether or insufficient to the needs of the community. The Association’s activities are dedicated to fostering a sense of working together for the benefit of the greater Eureka community.
Wild Souls Ranch
2870 Nelson Lane, Fortuna, 95540
The goal and mission for Wild Souls Ranch is to provide therapeutic equine youth and family services for foster youth, adopted youth, and youth experiencing challenges; A place where these individuals may learn the value of hard work, develop a strong sense of self, practice communication skills, and understand the...
Wildtrail Tours LLC
P.O. Box 1315, Blue Lake, 95525
As a local Humboldt county, CA bike rental & tour company, we love to share in the adventures that the Redwoods and Pacific Northwest coast have to offer!
Students please be aware:
- Cal Poly Humboldt students must have full supervision from a paid staff member of Wildtrails during the guiding of the tours.
- If students are at any point expected to guide the tours without supervision, they must be hired as staff of Wildtours (at which point Wildtrail Tours would assume legal liability).
Wildwood Manufacturing, Inc
1055 Samoa Blvd., Arcata, 95521
At Wildwood, we produce electric guitar and bass bodies and necks for some of the world’s finest luthiers. And unless they were made for you, you’d never know it.
William S. Hart Union High School District: Learning Post Academy
24825 North Newhall Ave., Santa Clarita, 91321-1576
At the William S. Hart Union High School District, we are united as One Hart— a community driven by a shared commitment to every student’s success. With exceptional academics, diverse extracurriculars, and personalized learning pathways, we empower students to thrive in their unique journeys. Our schools are places where opportunities abound, inspiring students to explore, grow, and excel. Together, with families and the community, we create an environment where every child is seen, supported, and given the tools to dream big. At Hart District, we prepare students not just for success in school but for a lifetime of opportunities beyond graduation.
Willits Unified School District: Baechtel Grove Middle School
1150 Magnolia Avenue, Willits, 95490
The Willits Unified School District serves 1550 students in grades TK–12 from the City of Willits and surrounding areas. Committed to the small campus environment our district is composed of four traditional schools: Brookside Elementary (TK-2), Blosser Lane Elementary (3-5), Baechtel Grove Middle School (6-8), and Willits High School (9-12). In addition to our traditional schools our alternative programs offer students a variety of choices within our district’s governance: Sherwood Elementary (K-5) and Sanhedrin Alternative High School (9-12).
Willow Glen Care Center: Hyperion House - Employment-Based Only
528 N St., Eureka, 95501
Facility In Humboldt County
With Open Arms Reproductive Health Care Services: Social Work Placement
2505 Lucas Street, Eureka, 95501
Our mission is to create a safe, loving, and trusting place where women, men, and their families feel at home. All are welcome here: some of our patients speak a language other than English, some don't have insurance, some have little family support, some have mental health issues. We believe everyone deserves access to quality health care. We offer a full spectrum of reproductive and birth health choices: comprehensive birth control, low- and high-risk pregnancy care, breastfeeding support, well-woman care, and sterilization procedures for men and women when their families are complete.
Wiyot Tribe
1000 Wiyot Drive, Loleta, 95551
Wiyot people have lived in the Humboldt Bay region for thousands of years. The North Coast of California is rich with abundant terrestrial, riverine, estuarine, and marine resources.
Wiyot people lived in permanent villages along the waterways which also served as travel and trade routes. Seasonal camps were made on the tribal lands and prairies, and mountainous regions provided berries, acorns, pine nuts, wild game, and basketry materials.
Wiyot people actively managed their resources, burning for open grasslands, cultivating edible bulbs, and following strict hunting and fishing protocols.
Women in Crisis Southern Humboldt (WISH)
P.O. Box 642, Garberville, 95342
Emergency shelter in Southern Humboldt, providing aid and empowering women and their children in crisis and/or as victims of domestic violence. Services include housing and education about the prevention of family violence.
Women's Recovery Services: Employment-Based Only
PO Box 1356, Santa Rosa, 95402
Women’s Recovery Services was founded in 1975 to provide residential addiction treatment exclusively for women. We have remained committed to our mission for the last 42 years, focusing on gender-specific services, which research consistently demonstrates helps women succeed in recovery.
Our staff is specially trained and sensitive to women's issues in addiction and recovery, incorporating into treatment services an awareness of domestic violence, trauma and abuse histories, parenting stresses, and other concerns. These issues central to women's lives are addressed along with addiction in all our recovery classes, groups, and individual case work.
An understanding of these issues and the role of post-traumatic stress, depression and anxiety in addiction is integrated into all phases of treatment planning at WRS. In addition to our state license, in 2009 the State of California recognized Women's Recovery Services for its program responsive co-occurring mental and emotional distress as well as addiction, with a certification of Dual-Diagnosis Capability in Addiction Treatment (DDCAT).
At WRS women with infants and young children can participate in addiction treatment without having to leave their children. Mothers attend recovery groups and classes while their children are cared for in our on-site Children's Program, or attend nearby community schools.
Women who are pregnant receive prenatal services -- and the addiction treatment they need to give birth to their babies free of drugs and alcohol. Each year on average, WRS welcomes twelve newborns, born alcohol/drug/nicotine-free, to mothers living here in
new recovery.