Oakland Unity High School; Oakland Unity Middle School

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Program Information

Description and contact updated: 12/02/16

Program approved for; 2nd-Year MSW [X]

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Parent Agency Name: Unity Schools

Parent Agency Address: 6038 Brann St, Oakland, 94605
Parent Agency Phone Number: (510) 635-7170
Program Name: Oakland Unity High School; Oakland Unity Middle School

Program Address (if different from the parent agency address):

High School: 6038 Brann St, Oakland 94605

Middle School: 7200 Bancroft Ave, Oakland 94605

Program Phone Number: (510) 499-7870

Program E-mail Address: mtoloui@unityhigh.org

Agency/Program Website Address: www.unityhigh.org

STAFF MEMBERS PROPOSED AS FIELD INSTRUCTORS

Contact's Name:Maryam Toloui, LCSW

Contact's Phone Number: 510-499-7870

Contact's E-mail  Address: mtoloui@unityhigh.org

Program Description:

Unity Schools are a pair of college preparatory public charter schools in East Oakland, serving students from grades 6-8 (at Oakland Unity Middle School) and 9-12 (at Oakland Unity High School).

Primary Issues that the Program Addresses:

Providing quality, college prep education. Addressing the disparities in educational attainment between students of color and white peers, between low-income students and median-income peers, and between English language learning students and English proficient peers.

Populations and Clientele Served:

Students of color; low-income students; immigrant students; English-learners

Types of Services Offered by the Program:

Wellness Services offers psychosocial assessment, treatment planning, individual/group/family therapy, crisis intervention, case management, and staff training and consultation.

Intern Assignments and Learning Opportunities:

  • Conduct biopsychosocial assessments of students referred for Wellness Services
  • Provide individual therapy to caseload of selected students
  • Provide group therapy to at least one group of students per semester, focusing on various topics such as depression, anxiety, community building, self-image, etc.
  • Provide crisis intervention to students who are experiencing immediate social or emotional needs at school
  • Provide case management and case collaboration services for the students on your caseload
  • Refer students to community resources as needed
  • Provide mental health and social work consultation to teachers and staff
  • Keep appropriate documentation including assessment paperwork, treatment plans, progress notes, safety plans, etc
  • Attend weekly individual clinical supervision and monthly group supervision

Other Specialized Training and Educational Opportunities:

Eligible to attend trainings through Seneca Center and other community organizations

Student Availability:

Days preferred: ____Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday__________________________________________

Hours preferred: _____8am-4pm or 8:30-4:30_____________________________________________

Does the agency offer evening and/or weekend hours for the field placement? Yes:____  No: _x___

Agency Profile:

Non-Profit: ____   Public/Government: ____  Educational Institution: __X__  Other (specify): ____

If a K-12 school, is PPS supervision available? Yes: __X__  No: ____

INTERN CHARACTERISTICS

Please indicate the number of students in the following categories that the agency could accommodate:

BASW:____      First-Year MSW: ____      Second-Year MSW: __2__      Second-Year Title IV-E:____

Please indicate any particular characteristics and skills that would be desirable for this placement (e.g., language capacity, knowledge of specific computer programs, etc.):

Applicants should have some prior training or experience working with multicultural and multilingual at-risk individuals and families.  Applicants with over one year of supervised social work experience are preferred. We typically require a commitment for a ten-month period beginning in mid-August and ending in mid-June (school breaks and holidays not included). Basic knowledge of word processing and internet applications necessary. Spanish language skills a plus.

Number of SF State University School of Social Work students previously placed at this agency: __0___

SPECIAL PLACEMENT PROCEDURES OR REQUIREMENTS

Does the agency require:

__X___ Fingerprint clearance

__X___ Background check

__X___ TB clearance

_____ Other health examinations

_____ Immunizations

_____ A vehicle for placement related duties

Does the agency cover the cost for any background checks or health procedures? Yes:__X__  No: ____

Does the agency require an early start or late completion date: Yes:__if possible__  No: ____

INTERN BENEFITS

Does the placement offer a stipend? Yes:__hopefully!__  No: ____

If yes, how much is offered and are there any particular requirements to receive the stipend?

Still pending

Are there other benefits available (e.g., work study matching funds, food, transportation, subsidies for travel expenses and conferences, etc.)? If so, please specify:

N/A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Health & Safety
Address 
6038 Brann Street
7200 Bancroft Avenue
Oakland, CA 94608
United States
General Phone 
Program(s) 
Social Work
Organization type 
Focus Population(s)
Focus Area(s)
Additional site tags 
2nd-Year MSW, individual therapy, family therapy, case management, crisis intervention, training, school based, Immigration