Far Northern Regional Center is conceived of as a fixed point of reference for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. The regional center achieves its mission primarily through case management services, coordinating community resources, such as education, health, welfare, rehabilitation and recreation for individuals with developmental disabilities. Services and supports are provided by the regional center to assist individuals to reach their maximum potential. Far Northern Regional Center attempts to provide a structure and service delivery system to assure that this value is realized in the lives of the people it serves. It is located in Redding, Calif.
We Care A Lot Foundation is a nonprofit organization that helps people with developmental disabilities. Its Regional Self-Advocacy Project is its cooperative effort with the Far Northern Regional Center and the Area II Developmental Disabilities Board. The organization s Regional Self-Advocacy Project promotes self-advocacy in individuals through support groups and peer-to-peer teaching programs. We Care A Lot Foundation has abuse prevention and consumer abuse awareness teams. The organization also offers services through People first, which is an organization founded by and for people with developmental disabilities. Its program, Pathfinders, helps people with developmental disabilities to create a life plan. We Care A Lot Foundation is located in Redding, Calif.
California Conservation Corps is a nonprofit public benefit organization, promoting the careers of young California citizens through the sponsorship of educational and entrepreneurial business opportunities, directed toward protecting California s environment, natural resources, and communities. It works in urban, suburban and rural areas on a wide range of projects, including emergencies, such as fires and floods, energy conservation and retrofitting, irrigation system installation, landscape management, human services work, recycling, trail building, tree planting, and wildlife habitat restoration. The organization recruits men and women of ages 18 to 25, and offers a one-year program. Its projects offer members education and training in employable skills. California Conservation Corps has various offices throughout the state of California, including in Auburn, Camarillo, Chico, Escondido, Fortuna, Fresno, Los Angeles, Napa, Norwalk, and Pomona.
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