activities · 43
what they do
direct service · 34
- AmeriCorps National Service Programs Climate Action and Emergency Response CorpsAdministers four AmeriCorps programs—Bay Area Youth Agency Consortium (BAYAC), California Climate Action Corps, Sustainability Service Corps, and California Emergency Response Corps—that engage participants in community service while supporting their personal development. Includes a bridge-to-career fellowship for emerging climate leaders and emergency response deployment up to four times per year.
- AmeriCorps National Service Programs Climate Action and Emergency Response CorpsAdministers four AmeriCorps programs—Bay Area Youth Agency Consortium (BAYAC), California Climate Action Corps, Sustainability Service Corps, and California Emergency Response Corps—that engage participants in community service while supporting their personal and professional development. Includes bridge-to-career fellowships for emerging climate leaders and emergency response deployment.
- AmeriCorps National Service Programs Climate Action and Emergency Response CorpsAdministers four AmeriCorps programs—Bay Area Youth Agency Consortium (BAYAC), California Climate Action Corps, Sustainability Service Corps, and California Emergency Response Corps—that engage participants in community service while supporting their personal development. Includes bridge-to-career fellowships for emerging climate leaders and deployment for disaster response up to four times per year.
- AmeriCorps National Service Programs Climate Action and Emergency Response CorpsAdministers four AmeriCorps programs—Bay Area Youth Agency Consortium (BAYAC), California Climate Action Corps, Sustainability Service Corps, and California Emergency Response Corps—that engage participants in community service while supporting their personal development. These programs place members in schools and community organizations to deliver youth development, climate action, emergency response, and bridge-to-career services.
- Behavioral and Mental Health Programs Youth Mental Health Education & Peer SupportImplements school- and community-based programs addressing mental health, substance abuse, tobacco and vaping prevention, and related advocacy. Services are trauma-informed and strengths-based, delivered in schools and community settings across the Bay Area.
- Behavioral and Mental Health Programs Youth Mental Health Education & Peer SupportImplements school- and community-based behavioral and mental health programs addressing mental health, substance abuse, tobacco and vaping prevention, and related advocacy for children, youth, and families.
- Behavioral and Mental Health Services Youth Mental Health Education & Peer SupportImplements school- and community-based programs addressing mental health, substance abuse, tobacco and vaping prevention, and related advocacy. Provides trauma-informed, strengths-based services to tens of thousands annually.
- Behavioral and Mental Health Services Youth Mental Health Education & Peer SupportImplements school- and community-based programs addressing mental health, substance abuse, tobacco and vaping prevention, and related advocacy. Services are trauma-informed and strengths-based, delivered in schools and community settings across the greater San Francisco Bay Area.
- Community and School Hubs Family Resource Center OperationsOperates healthy communities and schools programs that function as multi-service hubs, including school-based health centers, full-service community schools, First 5 centers, family resource centers, and Beacon sites, to coordinate services and resources for youth and families in the Bay Area, including West Contra Costa County.
- Early Childhood and Family Support Services Head Start and Early Childhood Development ServicesProvides services to families with children ages 0–5 in Vallejo, West Contra Costa, and Concord.
- Expanded Learning Programs Student Enrichment & Extracurricular ProgramsOperates expanded learning and afterschool programs for over 15,000 students daily across five Bay Area counties, including academic support, homework assistance, health education, and enrichment activities. This includes summer programs for children aged 4 to 14, serving up to 650 students per day in the North Bay, and programs in San Francisco, San Rafael, and the East Bay.
- Expanded Learning Programs Student Enrichment & Extracurricular ProgramsOperates expanded learning and after-school programs for over 15,000 students daily across five Bay Area counties, including San Francisco, San Rafael, and the East Bay. These programs support academic skill development, personal growth, and interest exploration, and include summer camp-style programs for children aged 4 to 14.
- Expanded Learning Programs for Academic and Social Development Student Enrichment & Extracurricular ProgramsOperates after-school and expanded learning programs that support academic skill development, personal growth, and interest exploration for students. Serves over 15,000 students daily across five Bay Area counties, with specific programs reaching over 3,000 students annually in San Francisco and over 1,200 students daily during the school year in San Rafael, including summer programs serving up to 650 students per day in the North Bay.
- Expanded Learning Programs for Academic and Social Development Student Enrichment & Extracurricular ProgramsOperates after-school and expanded learning programs that support academic skill development, personal growth, and interest exploration for students. Serves over 15,000 students daily across five Bay Area counties, including 3,000 annually in San Francisco and over 1,200 daily in San Rafael during the school year, with summer programs serving up to 650 students per day in the North Bay and at least 10 sites annually in San Francisco.
- Expanded Learning Programs for Academic and Social Development Student Enrichment & Extracurricular ProgramsOperates after-school and expanded learning programs that support academic skill development, personal growth, and interest exploration for students. These programs serve over 15,000 students daily across five Bay Area counties, including 3,000 annually in San Francisco and over 1,200 daily in San Rafael during the school year, with summer programs reaching up to 650 students per day in the North Bay and operating at a minimum of 10 sites annually in San Francisco.
- Family Support Services Head Start and Early Childhood Development ServicesProvides services to families with children ages 0–5 in Vallejo, West Contra Costa, and Concord, and operates the Newcomer Family Center at Davidson Middle School in San Rafael, offering assessment, outreach, and linkages to community services for newcomer students and families.
- Healthy Communities and Schools Hubs Family Resource Center OperationsOperates multi-service hubs in schools and communities—including full-service community schools, school-based health centers, First 5 centers, and family resource centers—that coordinate services and resources for youth and families. These include 9 Beacon/community school sites in West Contra Costa County and on-campus health centers in Richmond, Hercules, and Pinole.
- Healthy Communities and Schools Hubs Family Resource Center OperationsOperates multi-service hubs in schools and communities—including school-based health centers, full-service community schools, First 5 centers, family resource centers, and Beacon sites—that coordinate services and resources for youth and families. Includes 9 Beacon sites in West Contra Costa County and on-campus health centers in Richmond, Hercules, and Pinole.
- Healthy Communities and Schools Multi-Service Hubs Family Resource Center OperationsOperates coordinated service hubs in schools and communities—including school-based health centers, First 5 centers, family resource centers, and Beacon sites—that provide integrated support for youth and families. Includes 9 Beacon/community school sites in West Contra Costa County and on-campus health centers in Richmond, Hercules, and Pinole.
- Healthy Communities and Schools Programs Family Resource Center OperationsOperates healthy communities and schools programs that function as hubs for coordinated services and resources for youth and families, including multi-service hubs like school-based health centers, full-service community schools, First 5 centers, and family resource centers. This includes 9 Beacon/community school sites in West Contra Costa County and on-campus health centers in Richmond, Hercules, and Pinole.
- National Service Programs (AmeriCorps) Climate Action and Emergency Response CorpsAdministers four AmeriCorps programs (BAYAC, California Climate Action Corps, Sustainability Service Corps, and California Emergency Response Corps) that engage participants in community service, including youth development, climate action projects, and emergency preparedness and response, while supporting their personal development.
- Newcomer Family Support Services Head Start and Early Childhood Development ServicesOperates the Newcomer Family Center at Davidson Middle School in San Rafael, providing assessment, outreach, and linkages to community services for newcomer students and families.
- School- and Community-Based Behavioral and Mental Health Services Youth Mental Health Education & Peer SupportImplements trauma-informed, strengths-based programs addressing mental health, substance abuse, tobacco and vaping prevention, and related advocacy in schools and community settings. Services are delivered to tens of thousands annually and integrated into multi-service hubs such as school-based health centers and full-service community schools.
- Services for Families with Young Children (Ages 0–5) Head Start and Early Childhood Development ServicesProvides coordinated services for families with children ages 0–5 in Vallejo, West Contra Costa, and Concord, including through First 5 centers and family resource centers. Operates the Newcomer Family Center at Davidson Middle School in San Rafael, offering assessment, outreach, and linkages to community services for newcomer students and families.
- Services for Families with Young Children (Ages 0–5) Head Start and Early Childhood Development ServicesProvides services to families with children ages 0–5 in Vallejo, West Contra Costa, and Concord, including through First 5 centers and family resource centers. Also operates the Newcomer Family Center at Davidson Middle School in San Rafael, offering assessment, outreach, and linkages to services for newcomer students and families.
- Services for Families with Young Children (Ages 0–5) Head Start and Early Childhood Development ServicesProvides targeted services for families with children ages 0–5 in Vallejo, West Contra Costa, and Concord, including through First 5 centers and family resource centers. Also operates the Newcomer Family Center at Davidson Middle School in San Rafael, offering assessment, outreach, and linkages to services for newcomer students and families.
- Youth Arts and Media Expression ProgramsAmplifies teen voices in San Francisco through the Sunset Media Wave program, which publishes youth-created art online and in full-color zines.
- Youth Arts and Media Expression ProgramsAmplifies teen voices through the Sunset Media Wave program, which publishes personal art online and in full-color zines.
- Youth Arts and Media Expression ProgramsAmplifies teen voices in San Francisco by publishing their personal art online and in full-color zines through the Sunset Media Wave program.
- Youth Media ProgramAmplifies voices of San Francisco teens by publishing their personal art online and in full-color zines through the Sunset Media Wave program.
- Youth Workforce Development and Reentry Services Youth Workforce Development for Foster AlumniProvides workforce development and reentry support services that help young people succeed in education, employment, and behavioral health decision-making.
- Youth Workforce Development and Reentry Services Youth Workforce Development for Foster AlumniProvides workforce development and reentry support services that help young people make progress in education, employment, and behavioral health decision-making. Programs are delivered in school and community settings across the Bay Area.
- Youth Workforce Development and Reentry Services Youth Workforce Development for Foster AlumniProvides workforce development and reentry support services that help young people make progress in education, employment, and behavioral health decision-making. Programs are strengths-based and serve youth in high-need communities.
- Youth Workforce and Reentry Services Youth Workforce Development for Foster AlumniProvides workforce and reentry services that support young people in education, employment, and behavioral health decision-making.
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- Clinical and Non-Clinical Internship Training Student Internship Placement ServicesOffers clinical and non-clinical internships at school sites as part of a treatment and training team, contributing to workforce development and service delivery.
- Clinical and Non-Clinical Internship Training Student Internship Placement ServicesOffers clinical and non-clinical internships at school sites as part of a treatment and training team, contributing to workforce development and service delivery capacity.
- Clinical and Non-Clinical Internship Training Student Internship Placement ServicesOffers clinical and non-clinical internships at school sites as part of a treatment and training team.
- Clinical and Non-Clinical Internships Student Internship Placement ServicesOffers clinical and non-clinical internships at school sites as part of a treatment and training team.
- National Service Programs (AmeriCorps) Climate Action and Emergency Response CorpsAdministers National Service programs, including four AmeriCorps programs (Bay Area Youth Agency Consortium, California Climate Action Corps, Sustainability Service Corps, and California Emergency Response Corps), engaging participants in community service while supporting their personal development. These programs place AmeriCorps members in schools and community-based organizations to provide youth development, skill building, and emotional and social development services, implement sustainability and climate action projects, and deliver emergency preparedness education and response across California.
- Volunteer Engagement Volunteer Mobilization & ManagementEngages 7,600 volunteers in support of expanded learning, youth development, and community service programs across the Bay Area.
- Volunteer Engagement Volunteer Mobilization & ManagementEngages 7,600 volunteers in support of expanded learning and community-based programs.
- Volunteer Engagement Program Volunteer Mobilization & ManagementEngages 7,600 volunteers in support of programs across the Bay Area.
- Volunteer Engagement Program Volunteer Mobilization & ManagementEngages 7,600 volunteers in support of expanded learning and other direct service programs across the Bay Area.
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how they think
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- Collaborative Partnerships and Internal Development collective_partnershipThe organization relies on collaborative alliances to address complex social challenges and uses internal best practices for recruitment and staff development, which contributes to higher staff tenure. This fosters a strong foundation for effective service delivery.
- Collective Impact through Partnerships collective partnershipAddresses complex social challenges through collaborative alliances and collective partnerships across sectors to scale impact and integrate resources.
- Collective Partnerships and Internal Best Practices collective partnershipRelies on collaborative alliances to address complex challenges and sustains impact through internal best practices in recruitment and staff development, resulting in high staff retention.
- Coordinated Multi-Service Hub Approach coordinated_service_hubOperates integrated service hubs in schools and communities to coordinate access to behavioral health, education, workforce, and family support services, creating a climate of wellness and reducing systemic barriers to engagement.
- Coordinated Multi-Service Hubs coordinated_service_hubOperates integrated service hubs in schools and communities to streamline access to youth and family support services, fostering wellness, engagement, and resource coordination.
- Dual-Benefit National Service and Fellowship Model dual-benefit_national_service_modelUses AmeriCorps and fellowship programs to simultaneously build professional skills and educational attainment for service members while delivering climate action and youth development services to underserved communities.
- Dual-Benefit National and Climate Service Model dual-benefit national service modelImplements national and state-level service corps (e.g., AmeriCorps, California Climate Service Corps) where service members gain professional skills and educational benefits while delivering critical services to youth and underserved communities.
- Dual-Benefit National and Climate Service Model dual-benefit national service modelImplements national and state-level service corps (e.g., AmeriCorps, California Climate Service Corps) using a dual-benefit model where service members gain professional skills and education support while delivering critical services in youth development, reentry, and climate resilience.
- Dual-Benefit National and Climate Service Models dual-benefit national service modelImplements national and state-level service corps (e.g., AmeriCorps, California Climate Corps) where service members gain professional skills and educational benefits while delivering critical services to high-risk and underserved communities.
- Expanded Learning for Holistic Development expanded_learningThe organization utilizes expanded learning environments and programs to integrate academic development with personal growth, social development, and interest-based learning. These programs provide a nurturing environment, often with extended hours, to support students' exploration of new interests and build critical thinking skills.
- Expanded and Extended Learning Model expanded_learningUses expanded learning environments for approximately 200 days per year, integrating academic development with personal growth and interest-based learning through extended hours and hands-on STEM education to support student engagement and skill development.
- Expanded and Extended Learning Models expanded_learningUses expanded learning environments and extended time models—operating up to 200 days per year with summer and non-school day programming—to integrate academic development with personal growth and interest-based learning.
- Expanded and Extended Learning Models expanded_learningUses expanded learning environments and extended learning time—operating up to 200 days per year with summer and non-school day programming—to integrate academic development with personal growth, social skills, and interest-based learning.
- Expanded and Extended Learning with Positive Youth Development expanded_learningUses extended learning time and expanded learning environments—integrated with academic support, hands-on STEM, and restorative practices—to foster student academic growth, personal development, and socio-emotional skills in a nurturing, strengths-based setting.
- Full-Service Community School Model full-service_community_schoolUses full-service community schools and integrated health centers to co-locate academic, behavioral health, and family support services, increasing equity of access and fostering youth leadership and family engagement as a mechanism for systemic change.
- Generational and Systemic Change Through Partnership generational_changeAdvances sustainable social change by transforming generational attitudes and behaviors through collective partnerships and a multi-program approach that addresses interconnected systemic risks like poverty, homelessness, and community violence.
- Generational and Systemic Change through Capacity Building generational changeAdvances sustainable social change by investing in generational transformation, staff development, and professional training pipelines—such as clinical internships and bridge-to-career fellowships—to shift behaviors, norms, and systems over time.
- Generational and Systemic Change through Partnership and Empowerment generational changeAdvances long-term social change by empowering individuals through self-determination, centering people in program design, and building collective partnerships to transform attitudes, behaviors, and systems across generations.
- Generational and Systemic Change through People-Centered Approaches generational changeAdvances sustainable social change by empowering individuals through self-determination and centering people in program design, aiming to transform attitudes, behaviors, and norms across generations.
- Holistic Family and Youth Support holistic_family_supportThe organization focuses on supporting children, youth, and families facing systemic risk factors like poverty, homelessness, and community violence to prevent school failure and improve family functioning. This approach aims for sustainable social change through generational transformation of attitudes, behaviors, and societal norms.
- Holistic Family and Youth Support through Integrated Services holistic family supportAddresses systemic risk factors like poverty, homelessness, and community violence by delivering coordinated, multi-service support to children, youth, and families within schools and communities, aiming to prevent school failure and improve family functioning.
- Holistic Family and Youth Support through Integrated Services holistic family supportAddresses systemic risk factors like poverty, homelessness, and community violence by delivering coordinated, multi-service support in schools and communities to improve family functioning and prevent youth outcomes such as school failure.
- Holistic Family and Youth Support through Integrated Services holistic family supportAddresses systemic risk factors like poverty, homelessness, and community violence by delivering coordinated, multi-service support to improve family functioning and prevent school failure, using integrated models in schools and communities.
- Integrated School and Community-Based Services school_and_community_based_servicesThe organization implements a model that delivers integrated behavioral and mental health services, prevention programs, and expanded learning opportunities within school and community settings. This includes operating multi-service hubs to coordinate access to support, resources, and community engagement for youth and families, promoting equity and nurturing leadership.
- Integrated Youth Workforce and Re-entry Programming integrated_youth_servicesThe organization uses integrated workforce and re-entry programming to support young people's decision-making in education, employment, and behavioral health, facilitating their successful reintegration and development.
- Integrated Youth Workforce and Reentry Programming integrated_youth_servicesSupports young people in high-risk situations through integrated services that strengthen decision-making in education, employment, and behavioral health, facilitating reentry and workforce readiness.
- Integrated Youth Workforce and Reentry Services integrated_youth_servicesCombines workforce development and reentry programming with behavioral health and education support to empower young people’s decision-making and long-term stability.
- Integrated Youth Workforce and Reentry Support integrated_youth_servicesCombines workforce development and reentry services with behavioral health and education support to help young people make informed decisions about their futures.
- Internal Capacity Building for Organizational Sustainability internal_best_practices_and_staff_developmentInvests in internal best practices for recruitment and staff development to achieve higher-than-average staff tenure, ensuring service continuity and quality.
- Multi-Program Area Organizational Structure multi-program area approachOrganizes services across distinct but interconnected program areas—including expanded learning, mental health, national service, and healthy communities—to enable comprehensive, coordinated impact.
- Multi-Program Area Systems Approach multi-program area approachOrganizes services across key domains—expanded learning, mental health, national service, healthy communities, and youth workforce—to create a comprehensive ecosystem of support.
- National Service and Fellowship for Community Impact and Professional Development dual_benefit_national_serviceThe organization employs a dual-benefit national service model, such as AmeriCorps and bridge-to-career fellowships, where participants gain professional skills and educational support while delivering services to youth, high-risk communities, and addressing climate action. This approach mobilizes community engagement and develops emerging leaders.
- People-Centered and Strengths-Based Approach people_centered_approachThe organization centers people in all its work to maximize impact on individual and community well-being, empowering individuals with tools and agency to shape their own futures. This approach is strengths-based and trauma-informed, and includes culturally and linguistically competent service delivery.
- People-Centered, Self-Determination Approach self-determinationCenters individuals and families in service design and delivery to maximize well-being, providing tools and agency for self-determination and personal future-building.
- People-Centered, Self-Determined Empowerment people-centered approachCenters individuals and communities in program design and implementation to enhance well-being, ensuring people have the tools, agency, and voice to shape their own futures.
- Positive Youth Development with Restorative Practices positive youth developmentFosters socio-emotional growth, personal development, and youth leadership through restorative circles, youth voice, and hands-on STEM learning tailored to the cultural context of each school community.
- Positive Youth Development with Restorative Practices and Youth Voice positive youth developmentFosters socio-emotional development and personal growth through restorative circles, youth voice, and hands-on STEM learning, customized for cultural relevance in each school community.
- Positive Youth Development with Youth Voice positive_youth_developmentFosters academic, social, and personal growth through a nurturing environment that emphasizes youth voice, restorative practices, and exploration of new interests to build agency and leadership.
- Restorative Practices and Youth Voice restorative_practicesThe organization promotes socio-emotional development by utilizing youth voice and restorative circles, with programs customized for cultural relevance within each school community.
- School- and Community-Based Integrated Behavioral Health school-and-community-based_servicesImplements school- and community-based behavioral and mental health services using clinical interns and restorative practices to increase access to care, support socio-emotional development, and address substance use and mental health through prevention and advocacy.
- School- and Community-Based Service Hubs coordinated_service_hubOperates multi-service hubs in schools and communities to coordinate access to behavioral health, education, workforce, and family support services, creating a climate of wellness and equity of access.
- School- and Community-Based Service Integration school-and-community-based_servicesDelivers behavioral, mental, and physical health services through school- and community-based models, including full-service community schools and health centers, to increase access and equity for youth and families.
- School-Based Clinical Training and Professional Development school-based clinical training modelIntegrates clinical interns into school-based treatment teams to enhance service delivery capacity while supporting the professional development of future clinicians.
- School-Based Clinical and Workforce Development Model school-based clinical training modelStrengthens service delivery and builds professional capacity by integrating clinical interns and fellowship programs into school-based teams, supporting both youth outcomes and the development of emerging leaders in mental health and sustainability fields.
- Service Integration through Coordinated and Full-Service Hubs coordinated_service_hubOperates integrated, multi-service hubs in schools and communities—modeled as full-service community schools—to coordinate access to behavioral health, education, workforce, and family support services, promoting equity and community engagement.
- Strengths-Based, Trauma-Informed, and Culturally Responsive Care strengths-based, trauma-informed careDelivers services using a strengths-based, trauma-informed approach with culturally and linguistically competent staff, ensuring programs are customized for relevance and accessibility, particularly for Spanish-speaking communities from Central and South America.
- Strengths-Based, Trauma-Informed, and Culturally Responsive Care strengths-based, trauma-informed careDelivers services using a strengths-based, trauma-informed approach with culturally and linguistically competent staff, ensuring relevance and effectiveness for diverse populations, particularly Spanish-speaking families from Central and South America.
- Strengths-Based, Trauma-Informed, and Culturally Responsive Care strengths-based, trauma-informed careEmploys a strengths-based, trauma-informed approach delivered by culturally and linguistically competent staff to ensure services are relevant and effective for diverse populations, particularly Spanish-speaking families from Central and South America.
- Strengths-Based, Trauma-Informed, and Culturally Responsive Care strengths-based,_trauma-informed_careDelivers services using a strengths-based, trauma-informed framework with culturally and linguistically competent staff, ensuring relevance and effectiveness for diverse populations, particularly Spanish-speaking families from Central and South America.
named programs · 13
what they call their work
Bay Area Youth Agency Consortium (BAYAC)
AmeriCorps program placing members in schools and community-based organizations to provide youth development, mentoring, and academic support in high-need communities across the Bay Area
California Climate Action Corps
Fellowship program mobilizing communities around climate action, including wildfire resiliency, urban greening, and food recovery
California Climate Action Corps (CCAC)
Fellowship program placing AmeriCorps members with organizations across California to lead climate action projects in wildfire resiliency, urban greening, and food recovery
California Emergency Response Corps (CERC)
Statewide AmeriCorps program training members in emergency preparedness and response, deploying up to four times per year across California for disasters and community crises
Expanded Learning
After-school and summer programs serving over 15,000 students annually in the East Bay, over 3,000 in San Francisco, and over 1,200 in the North Bay, offering academic support, STEM activities, and socio-emotional development for students from transitional kindergarten through 12th grade
First 5 Centers
Early childhood development centers in Vallejo, West Contra Costa, and Concord offering parent education, early literacy, school readiness, and developmental screenings for children ages 0-5
Healthy Communities & Schools
School-based health centers, full-service community schools, and family resource centers in Richmond, San Pablo, Hercules, and San Rafael offering mental health services, family engagement, and youth development programs
Healthy Schools and Communities
School-based health centers and full-service community schools offering mental health counseling, family engagement, and wellness services in West Contra Costa County and San Francisco
Home Away From Homelessness
Program providing safe, supportive environments and mentoring for homeless and previously homeless children in Marin and San Francisco counties
Newcomer Family Center
Support services for immigrant families at Davidson Middle School in San Rafael, including outreach, assessment, and community linkages
Sunset Media Wave
Youth media arts program in San Francisco that supports teens in creating and publishing professional-level work in digital illustration, filmmaking, poetry, and photography through project-based learning
Sustainability Service Corps
AmeriCorps fellowship program training emerging leaders in climate protection through sustainability projects with municipalities and nonprofits
Sustainability Service Corps (SSC)
Bridge-to-career AmeriCorps fellowship program developing climate protection leaders through sustainability projects in municipalities, schools, and disadvantaged communities
relationships · 11
who they work with
- AmeriCorps Network — Administers AmeriCorps national service programs as part of the national service network.
- AmeriCorps Network — Administers an AmeriCorps program as part of its National Service offerings.
- California Volunteers Government — CERC members deploy when requested by California Volunteers; CCAC is a program created by California Volunteers, Office of the Governor.
- Candid Government — Recognized by Candid with the Platinum Seal of Transparency for commitment to accountability and impact.
- First 5 Contra Costa Partner — Collaborates with First 5 Contra Costa to serve families with young children.
- First 5 Solano Partner — Collaborates with First 5 Solano to serve families with young children.
- Office of the Governor Government — CCAC was created by California Volunteers, Office of the Governor as part of California’s climate strategy.
- San Francisco Beacon Initiative Partner — Collaborates with BACR on four Beacon Community School programs providing integrated learning and support services.
- San Francisco Department of Children, Youth and Their Families Partner — Long-standing partner enabling expanded learning services and coordination of youth and family supports in San Francisco.
- San Francisco Unified School District Partner — Partner in delivering expanded learning services in San Francisco.
- San Rafael City Schools Partner — Partners with San Rafael City Schools to ensure continuity of services for newcomer students and families.