Program Sites
Aging UP, Youth Mentoring Program
P.O. Box 293504, Sacramento, 95829
OUR MISSION
To empower youth with experience in foster care to successfully transition into adulthood.
WHAT WE DO
Aging UP uniquely serves Sacramento Region youth who have current or former foster care experience.
Our services are backed by research to provide support that complements and goes beyond what is currently available through government-funded and other local nonprofit programs.
MENTORING
Our main service is to match youth with screened and trained volunteer mentors. This provides a one-to-one relationship with a committed and supportive adult who offers care and consistency during turbulent adolescent years.
RECREATION
During time spent together, Mentoring Matches plan and enjoy enriching activities. Aging UP also organizes Group meetUPs, where Matches enjoy fun group outings. These recreational activities offer youth additional peer support, adult role models and positive experiences.
EDUCATION
To help youth establish self-sufficiency, we provide expert-led UPshops. These fun, hands-on workshops cover independent living skills, including college and career preparation, healthy living, coping skills and more.
Agnes M. Baptist Elementary School (Stanislaus Union School District)
1825 Cheyenne Way, Modesto, 95356
K-8 Elementary School District
Agora Lab, Inc.
No address provided.
Agora is the leading video, voice and live interactive streaming platform, helping developers deliver rich in-app experiences???including embedded voice and video chat, real-time recording, interactive live streaming, and real-time messaging.
AGPS/SIP: Agriculture and Land Based Training Association (ALBA)
1700 Old Stage Rd, Salinas, 93908
The Agriculture and Land-Based Training Association (ALBA) provides educational and business opportunities for farm workers and aspiring farmers to grow and sell crops from two local farms in Monterey County, California. Our Mission is to advance economic viability, social equity and ecological land management among limited-resource and aspiring farmers. We work to create opportunities for family farms while providing education and demonstration on conservation, habitat restoration, and whole farm planning.
AGPS/SIP: Cabrillo College Horticulture
6500 Soquel Drive, Aptos, 95003
The Horticulture Program provides you with access to world-class facilities and classes taught by experienced faculty with affordable fees. With a limited investment, you will be on a strong path to advance your career and earning potential. Horticulture jobs are in high demand and pay a living wage in our region.
By taking part in any of our Horticulture classes or working toward one of our 10 Certificates or four Associate's Degree you will be prepared for success in fields such as Greenhouse Crop Production, Farm Advisor, Organic Farm Inspector, Hydroponic Food Production, Farmer, Landscape Designer, Seeded Vegetable Transplant Production, Pest Control Advisor, and Marketing & Sales.
AGPS/SIP: CSUMB UCorp
100 Campus Center, Building 201, Suite 101B, Seaside, 93955
No description provided.
AGPS/SIP: Nature's Reward
33050 Sillman Road, Soledad, 93960
Recognized partner of AGPS Internships. Please contact science_internships@csumb.edu for more information.
AGPS/SIP: Plant Sciences, Inc.
342 Green Valley Road, Watsonville, 95076
Next Gen Fellowship partner and approved AGPS partner
AGPS/SIP: Polymorph Bio
1316 Green Valley Road, Watsonville, 95076
Polymorph is a plant tissue culture laboratory based in California that specializes in micropropagation and germplasm preservation. Our lab is owned and operated by experienced scientists dedicated to providing high-quality, disease-free plants to breeders, nurseries, and growers.
AGPS: Coke Farm
1681 San Justo Road, San Juan Bautista, 95045
Coke Farm is dedicated to providing delicious, healthy, organic produce not only as a service to its customers, but also for the betterment of the environment and the health of its hard-working employees.
Agrarian Institute
4356 Holly Lane, Bonsall, 92003
The Agrarian Institute (AI), a 501c3 nonprofit organization, exists to grow resilient local communities centered around regenerative land stewardship. Guided by this mission, AI’s focus on four programmatic pillars: Regenerative Agricultural Production, Education, Environmental Restoration, Food Relief.
Agricultural Institute of Marin
2169 FRANCISCO BLVD E, San Rafael, 94901-5574
AIM’s mission is to educate, inspire, and connect communities, responsible farmers, and producers as part of a healthy, Earth-friendly, equitable local and regional food system. The Rollin Root's mission is to increase equitable access to fresh, healthy food grown on local farms and to provide nutrition education in underserved communities.
Agriculture and Land Based Training Association-ALBA
1700 Old Stage Rd., Salinas, 93908
Service Learners would take part in outdoor activities such as Native hedgerow restoration, demonstration field planting, maintenance and harvesting, assisting farmers with their fields, and other misc jobs around the farm. Service Learners who are interested in gaining a deeper understanding of the farming community,...
Agriculture Museum
926 Railroad Avenue, Santa Paula, 93060
The Museum of Ventura County celebrates, preserves and interprets the art, history and culture of Ventura County.