Coachella Valley Housing is a construction company based out of 416 E Chaparral Dr, Blythe, California, United States.

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.

The Ranch Recovery Centers, Inc. are dedicated to helping men and women begin their recovery from the devastating and far-reaching effects of alcoholism and drug dependency.

Desert Arc’s mission: Enhance the quality of life and create opportunities for people with disabilities. Desert Arc offers a broad array of services tailored to the unique needs of each client with the goal of helping them live as independently as possible. Programs and services include: vocational training; job development; job placement and employment; independent living support and 24 hour emergency assistance; hot meals and nutrition; transportation; support and training for self-help and independent living; case management and personalized coordination of client services; advocacy for client needs and community integration. Desert Arc serves over 600 adults with developmental disabilities like autism, cerebral palsy, Down Syndrome, epilepsy and other behavioral and medical conditions. Desert Arc’s clients provide landscaping, kitchen and janitorial services throughout the Coachella Valley, while the Contracts Division provides fulfillment and distribution services. Desert Arc operates three facilities – its main campus in Palm Desert on Country Club east of Monterey, a satellite facility in Yucca Valley and its recycling operation in Indio. In addition to employment training and work programs, Desert Arc provides a full schedule of social activities including holiday parties, sports outings, art and music for its clients.

Our mission is to provide abused & neglected foster youth an opportunity to thrive by placing them in loving homes and providing creative support services.

River Stones is a private residential treatment program that treats boys ages 11-17 struggling with mental health issues in Redlands, CA. For over two decades River Stones has effectively and efficiently delivered high quality mental health treatment to teens and their families with excellent results. Our reputation has been built on providing innovative treatments that are evidence based, steeped in best practices and deliver positive outcomes in a loving, tranquil setting. We understand how painful mental health issues can be for families and we are committed to helping alleviate and heal that pain so that families can get back to enjoying one another.

Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco is a community-based organization, offering at-risk youth ages 6-18 high-quality programs in first-class facilities. BGCSF’s skilled and caring staff expands a child’s world through inspiration, skill building, positive adult and peer relationships, and unique experiences both at the Club and outside the Club, while making every child feel heard, understood, valued, and loved. At BGCSF, we pride ourselves on being a core institution in the San Francisco community, with more than a century of youth development experience and a proven track record of helping young people become successful adults. All staff have access to cutting-edge Learning and Development training opportunities to strengthen professional skills and create growth opportunities within the organization. We focus on youth development, leadership, and management training. Many members of our management team got their start in direct service positions or as Club kids themselves. BGCSF places an emphasis on growing our team through those who know our organization best. Our mission is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.

ABC Child Care Centers is a Temecula California based center for child care and education.

• Assess training needs through surveys, interviews with employees, focus groups, or consultation with managers and instructors. • Present information in both English and Spanish fluently by using a variety of instructional techniques or formats, such as role playing, simulations, team exercises, group discussions, videos, or lectures. • Obtain, organize, or develop training procedure manuals, guides, or course materials, such as handouts or visual materials. • Establish training programs that would aid employees in general education on the requirements for advancement within the company.

The Center creates a vibrant community by enriching the lives of LGBTQ people living in Coachella Valley and visitors of all ages, totaling more than 70,000 client visits annually. A thriving, community-based organization, The Center provides a safe and supportive environment for members to enjoy wellness, educational, support and social programming through such programs as The Scott Hines Mental Health Clinic @ The Center, transgender therapy groups, The Community Food Bank @ The Center (serving annually over 16,000 family members from ages 1 through 55+), the new Center Coachella with programming centered on LGBTQ youth and Latino/x community, extensive social and recreational offerings, the David Bohnett CyberCenter (a free computer and internet center), a growing volunteer program, and special events in the community.

Shelter from The Storm is London's only free homeless shelter. Based in Islington, we provide a warm bed, a lovingly cooked dinner and breakfast for 36 guests, 18 men and 18 women a night, 365 days a year. We started with one night in the crypt of a church and now we’re the only year-round homeless shelter completely free to guests and we don’t get a penny from the government. At Shelter from the Storm we don’t waste our time and energy worrying about whose responsibility someone is, which borough is going to pick up the tab. Because our shelter is run by volunteers and we raise all our own money, we can receive guests from any borough, agency, or country, from the Probation Service to the Red Cross, regardless of their access to funding. We have become the first and only option for some of the most marginalised people in our society. We have fostered partnerships with industry to find employment and training for our guests and with Landlords to find suitable, decent accommodation. We have established links with Kids Company, New Horizon, The Red Cross, The Metropolitan Police Trafficking Division, The Scarlet Centre (for women escaping sex work), all the agencies dealing with the homeless and all the London Hospitals. With our supporters'​ love and support we weave a net and then we catch our guests when they fall through the cracks.

We bring together community and institutional leaders to collaboratively solve the underlying causes of poverty and inequality.