Boys Republic is a mental health care company based out of 206 W 15th St, Santa Ana, California, United States.

• Assist teacher in the supervision of children and planning of specific activities • Assist children with self-help skills and personal hygiene throughout the day • Interact and redirect with children in a positive and respectful manner • Maintain room in a neat, clean, and orderly manner • Work cooperatively with staff and foster teamwork

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LAWRENCE FAMILY JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY is a civic & social organization company based out of 4126 EXECUTIVE DR, La Jolla, California, United States.

MFI Recovery Center (My Family, Inc.) is a highly regarded and genuinely respected full-service behavioral healthcare organization. MFI Recovery Center is a private, high-end not-for-profit agency that has been saving lives since 1972. We are credentialed by CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities). MFI Recovery Center has gender-specific residential treatment facilities. We deliver specialized women’s treatment options which include women with children’s residential at A Woman’s Place and a mature women’s program that is located at our San Jacinto location, LaVista Recovery Services. We provide outpatient services in four convenient locations in Riverside County to include Riverside, Murrieta, San Jacinto and Banning. Our agency provides high quality affordable counseling and treatment for those with substance abuse, mental health, family and emotional problems. Each location offers skilled professionals, licensed therapists, certified substance abuse counselors and medical doctors who work earnestly with clients in an attractive, comfortable and professional atmosphere. Our comprehensive programs empower families, adults, and teens in their quest to achieve and maintain healthy and productive lifestyles. Thousands of people have transformed their lives through quality, caring and affordable services.

We are working to ensure local students succeed, OC families gain financial security, our homeless neighbors find a place to call home, and everyone gets connected to the assistance they need. #DoingMore4OC Orange County United Way is committed to breaking barriers and improving lives for everyone who lives here. Through our key initiatives—United for Student Success℠, United for Financial Security℠, and United to End Homelessness℠—we are working to ensure local students succeed, struggling OC families gain financial security, and our neighbors experiencing homeless find a place to call home. We also offer vital support via 2-1-1 Orange County (211OC), a key service that connects thousands of our residents with health and human service resources. We are committed to caring for one another. That’s #TheOCWay Throughout 2024, Orange County United Way is commemorating 100 years of impact in our community. We invite you to join us on our year-long Journey to 100 centennial celebration. Learn more and see how you can get involved: https://www.unitedwayoc.org/journey-to-100/ OUR VISION: An Orange County where every person receives a quality education, is financially stable, is healthy and thriving, and has a place to call home. OUR MISSION: To improve lives in Orange County by delivering measurable long-term solutions to complex issues in education, financial stability, health and housing. OUR VALUES: Our Values are informed by our Ethos of Humanity, Equity, and Opportunity. We are COMPASSIONATE. Everyone matters. We value RELATIONSHIPS. We are stronger together. We are ENTHUSIASTIC. We love what we do! We are DRIVEN. We find solutions. We are ACCOUNTABLE. We operate with integrity. We are RESPECTFUL. We embrace diversity. Get Involved: http://unitedwayoc.org/get-involved Orange County United Way is always looking for talent, please visit our website for job opportunities: https://www.unitedwayoc.org/about-us/careers/

Community HousingWorks (CHW) is a nationally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that develops, rehabilitates, preserves and operates affordable apartment communities in Texas and throughout California. Our unique approach extends beyond an affordable place to call home. In addition to providing working families and seniors with stable homes in healthy communities, we layer in powerful programs, services and connections to resources. These tools help people attain financial stability, improve their health and overall well-being, and set school-age children up for success in the classroom and beyond. CHW owns over 4,051 apartments throughout 45 communities, serving more than 10,000 residents in California and Texas. CHW is an exemplary-ranked member of the national NeighborWorks Network®, an award-winning affiliate of UnidosUS and a member of the prestigious Housing Partnership Network.

UPAC is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization that provides health and human services to under-served Asian, Pacific Islander, Latino, Middle Eastern, East African, African American and other ethnic populations of San Diego. UPAC’s major areas of focus include: -Mental Health Services for Adults, Older Adults, Children & Adolescents -Addiction, Treatment & Rehabilitation Services for all ages -Home Ownership Counseling to first time home buyers and foreclosure prevention education to existing -Inspiring youth through mentorship in technology, business exposure, work readiness, community involvement and secondary education exploration -Addressing community and domestic violence through parental, child, couple and family relationship building, education, empowerment and community pride Our programs focus on assisting our clients in meeting a wide range of needs through a personalized approach which recognizes the diverse ethnic and cultural identity of children, youth, adults and families. UPAC’s culturally competent staff members speak over 30 different languages and dialects. Guiding clients every step of the way as they confront life’s challenges, UPAC is dedicated to improving their quality of life by building trust and achieving sustainable results.

Helping seniors in poverty live healthy and fulfilling lives. WHO WE ARE: Serving Seniors is a San Diego based nonprofit with a national and international reputation for providing impactful programs and services to older adults living in poverty. Serving Seniors is supported primarily by donations, grants, bequests and investments. Our staff, board and volunteers believe every person is worthy of respect and dignity. Our goal is to provide seniors life sustaining services in a welcoming and supportive environment where they can get the help they need. Nearly 5,000 low-income seniors rely on Serving Seniors every year, and we are proud to provide all our services free of charge. WHAT WE DO: Since 1970, Serving Seniors has been transforming the aging experience through our innovative approach to providing comprehensive services. Our method has earned national recognition as a model for helping seniors remain healthy and independent. We’re the only organization in San Diego, and one of the few in the United States, that provides such a broad base of vital services to vulnerable, low-income older adults. Our Programs Include: -Meals -Affordable senior-friendly housing -Homeless outreach, support and transitional housing -Social and supportive services -Learning, socialization and fitness opportunities -Health and wellness services WHO WE SERVE: More than 85% of our clients live below the Federal Poverty Level and struggle to meet basic needs, living on less than $1,000/month and paying $750 in rent, leaving just a few dollars a day to pay for food, medication, transportation and other expenses.

The Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank is San Diego County’s leading, local hunger-relief organization. Last year, the Food Bank distributed 44 million pounds of food, and served, on average, 400,000 people per month in San Diego County. The Food Bank recently expanded our efforts in North County with the acquisition of the North County Food Bank. The Food Bank receives food from a variety of sources and through financial contributions that enable us to purchase protein-rich foods, fresh produce, and dry staple foods such as beans, oatmeal, and rice. We also benefit from the generosity of more than 25,000 volunteers annually that help to sort and distribute donated and purchased food products. The Food Bank works to acquire, store, organize, and distribute food through a network of more than 500 nonprofit partner organizations that include food pantries, soup kitchens, homeless and residential shelters, youth programs, senior centers, and low-income daycare centers in communities throughout San Diego County. The Food Bank also distributes food directly to those in need at over 200 distribution sites throughout the county. For more information visit: www.SanDiegoFoodBank.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SDFoodBank Twitter: https://twitter.com/SDFoodBank Instagram: http://instagram.com/sdfoodbank/

Project Access – a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1999 – is the leading provider of vital on-site health, education & employment services to families, children, and seniors living in affordable and workforce housing communities. We believe our on-site presence cultivates strong communities, positive changes, and hopeful futures. Project Access operates Resource Centers at over 80 properties across the nation. In 2020, Project Access’ programs successfully served over 22,500 people.

California Family Life Center's mission is to provide safety, comfort, and healing to children suffering abuse and abandonment; to teach love and trust; to instill self-esteem, values, and hope for the future - and in so doing, assist children trapped in hopelessness and despair become compassionate and contributing members of the community.