The Directors Guild of America is a labor organization that represents the creative and economic rights of directors and members of the directorial team working in film, television, commercials, documentaries, news, sports and new media. Founded in 1936 when a small group of the best-known directors of the time joined together to protect the economic and creative rights of directors in motion pictures, the DGA is the world’s preeminent organization representing directors and members of the directorial team, including Directors, Assistant Directors, Unit Production Managers, Associate Directors, Stage Managers and Production Associates – over 19,000 strong worldwide.

Orange County Head Start, Inc. was established in 1979 as a non-profit 501(c)(3) agency. Orange County Head Start, Inc. is funded by the United States Department of Health and Human Services to provide Head Start and Early Head Start services throughout all of Orange County, CA.

About Five Acres Since 1888, Five Acres has been supporting children and families within their communities. Today, we partner with families across Southern California to create a permanent, safe, and healthy environment for every child. We offer a full range of behavioral health services at each of our many clinics, via telehealth, or by coming to you. We also offer comprehensive inpatient care for children who need 24/7 care. We accept insurance from Kaiser Permanente, CalOptima Health, and HealthNet. Five Acres'​ Mission Five Acres promotes safety, well-being, and permanency for children and their families by building on their strengths and empowering them within communities. Values Accountability, Collaboration, Commitment, Compassion, Integrity, Leadership Five Acres is the oldest non-sectarian child abuse and neglect prevention, treatment, and education center in the San Gabriel Valley (California) and has been accredited by the internationally recognized Council on Accreditation since 1957.

National CORE’s mission is to provide award-winning affordable housing paired with best-practice social service programs tailored to help families move toward self-sufficiency and ultimately to home ownership. Over more than two decades, CORE has built and renovated needed housing for tens of thousands of people. Our Hope through Housing Foundation has provided more than two million hours of service that better the lives of our very youngest to our most senior residents. It is that commitment that sets National CORE apart. With a staff of approximately 400 employees, National CORE serves more than 25,000 family and senior residents in more than 80 affordable housing communities developed in partnership with state and local governments, nonprofits and the business community. With $850 million in assets under management, and projects in California, Texas, Florida and Arkansas, National CORE plans further expansion to support development of healthy communities for low-income families and seniors nationally. National CORE created the Hope through Housing Foundation in order to provide high-quality services on site within our developments for our residents to improve their lives and their communities. HOPE strives to meet or exceed nationally recognized benchmarks and best practices for its programs. At CORE, we transform lives and communities. See a list of all our open positions at www.nationalcore.org/about-us/employment/

Our Mission: PACE is a community development corporation that creates economic solutions to meet the challenges of employment, education, housing, business development and the environment in the Pacific Asian and other diverse communities. The Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment (PACE) was founded to address the employment and job training needs of the Asian Pacific Islander communities. With an initial grant from the City of Los Angeles, PACE was created to offer job training and job placement services to its constituent communities. In 35 years, as its program and management experience broadened, the agency realized that the employment and job training needs of these communities could not be adequately addressed simply through the provision of job training and employment services. PACE thus sought to expand its services and job creation programs. Today, its scope of services includes workforce development, housing services and development, business assistance, environmental services and early childhood education. It is headquartered in the central Los Angeles area but there are field offices in other parts of Los Angeles City, San Gabriel Valley and South Bay. The agency has a workforce of over 450 employees who are multi-lingual and multi-cultural to meet various needs of its constituent communities.

Our mission is to provide families with compassionate and comprehensive care to promote wellness and build strong communities. Our vision is that families are safe, healthy, happy, and thriving in their communities. HSA serves over 20,000 clients annually on a non-sectarian basis with a range of services that addresses the unique and shared needs of clients of all ages.