ARTS, Inc.

315 West Ninth Street, Suite 201

Los Angeles, CA 90015

Intern/Volunteer Contact: Jennifer Wong, Administrative Coordinator

(213) 627-9276 Fax: (213) 627-9914 WWW: None

As the local Arts & Business affiliate, ARTS, Inc. is greeted Los Angeles' primary arts convenor, clearinghouse and community partner. Their mission as a non-profit arts service organization is to advance the arts and culture of greater Los Angeles. They achieve this by leveraging successful collaborations with those in the nonprofit, business, academic and government sectors. Programs include no-and low-cost loans, workshops, referrals, gallery shows and publications to benefit thousands from across the metro area. The following fall internships are currently available: Technical Support Intern, Marketing Intern and Arts Management Intern. The intern must possess a strong working knowledge of Macintosh and IBM computer systems. Getty Multi-cultural Summer Internships may also be available as a Visual Artist Outreach Coordinator.

First Street Art Gallery Center

250 W. First Street, Suite 120

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Mark Cervenka, Internship Coordinator

(909) 626-5455 Fax: None WWW: None

Free Arts for Abused Children

11965 Venice Blvd Suite 402

Los Angeles, CA 90066

Intern/Volunteer Contact Cheryl Silver, Internship Coordinator

(310) 313-4278 Fax: (310) 313-5575 WWW: None

Free Arts for Abused Children (FAAC) is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to bringing the healing power of creative art activities to young victims of child abuse and neglect in the dependency court systems. Volunteers provide daily activities including art, music and creative play while the children are awaiting their appearance in court. Many individuals use the program as internship fieldwork. Interns may work in the office as well, aiding in a variety of office tasks. No deadline is indicated to apply as a volunteer/intern.

Kidspace Museum

390 S. El Molino Avenue

Pasadena, CA 91101

Intern/Volunteer Contact Roy Mueller, Director of Education

(626) 449-9144 Fax: (626) 449-9985 WWW: kidspacemuseum.org

Kidspace is a children’s museum located in Pasadena serving children ages 2-10. The museum’s focus is "hands-on, minds-on" discovery in the arts, sciences, and humanities. Programs include school tours, public hours, programs and workshops, outreach, cultural celebrations and special events. The museum is at the beginning of a growth cycle centered on building a new museum in Brookside Park, across the street from the Rose Bowl. Kidspace is looking for enthusiastic, dynamic, and personable self-starters to fill the following internships: School Programs Internship – Assist in programming for school groups visiting the museum. Public Programs Internship – Assist in programming for public visiting the museum. Marketing/Development Internship – Assist in marketing the museum.

Los Angeles City of Cultural Affairs Dept.

433 S. Spring St., 10th floor

Los Angeles, CA 90013

Intern/Volunteer Contact Earl F. Sherburn, DMA, Community Arts Director

(213) 485-2433 Fax: (213) 485-0708 WWW: None

The Community Arts Division Intern Program offers intern opportunities in art administration for under-graduate students majoring in Art History, Art Education, Studio Art, Architectural History, Performing Arts and related fields. Interns will assemble, analyze, review and interpret data and prepare correspondence and reports with recommendations to management on a wide variety of administrative, fiscal, budgetary, personnel, and managerial problems. Internships available in these departments: Community Arts

Division, Folk and Traditional Arts, Watts Towers Art Center, Museum Education Internship Program at Barnsdall Art Park, Exhibitions Program at Barnsdall Art Park, and William Grant Still Arts Center.

Orange County Museum of Art

850 San Clemente Drive

Newport Beach, CA 92660

Intern/Volunteer Contact Elena Aroojo

(949) 759-1122 x218 Fax: (949) 759-5623 WWW: ocartsnet.org/ocma/

The Orange County Museum of Art is a private, not-for-profit museum dedicated to collecting, preserving, exhibiting and interpreting modern and contemporary art. To complement its extensive collection of post-war California art, each year the Orange County Museum of Art presents a series of exhibits designed to define current trends in art and place modern art in a historical setting. Various internship positions are available in the areas of education, curatorial, development and finance, as well as in the Registrar's Office. Serious Interns have the opportunity to observe every aspect of museum operations.

Public Corporation for the Arts

100 West Broadway, Suite 360

Long Beach, CA 90802

Intern/Volunteer Contact Wendy Chang, Director of Training and Advancement

(562) 570-1930 Fax: (562) 570-1935 WWW: None

The Public Corporation for the Arts (PCA) is a private, non-profit arts organization that supports the development of arts and culture in the greater Long Beach area. PCA is currently seeking a summer intern to assist with the planning and implementation of programming and publications for "October Is Arts Month", Long Beach's annual city-wide celebration of the arts, programming for the City's new East Village Arts District and related projects. The intern will also assist with artist’s services for the local arts community and the research necessary to update and maintain the PCA's visual artist database. The internship is intended for members of groups underrepresented in the professions related to museums and the visual arts, particularly individuals of African-American, Asian, Latino/Hispanic, Native American and Pacific islander descent. The intern must be a currently enrolled undergraduate and have completed at least one semester of college by June and not graduating before December. The intern must be a resident of and/or attending college in the Los Angeles area. The length of the internship is 10 weeks, beginning no later that June 23. The salary is $300/week full-time. The application deadline is May 16.

Social and Public Arts Resource Center

685 Venice Boulevard

Venice, CA 90291

Intern/Volunteer Contact Ruby Guerrero

(310) 822-9560 Fax: (310) 827-8717 WWW: None

The Social and Public Art Resource Center (SPARC) brings murals to the Los Angeles community and brings diverse peoples together to express themselves in a public and positive manner. Their achievements include The Great Wall of Los Angeles, The Great Walls Unlimited Neighborhood Pride Program, The Mural Resource Center, Cultural Explainers, Public Museum Tours and a Public Art Gallery. Internship possibilities are available within various departments of this organization. SPARC artist applications are available on file. Interested students should stipulate their internship interests on the application. No deadline for application is indicated. An internship is currently available at the Mural Resource Education Center documenting Los Angeles murals, working with the students and educators to research public art in Los Angeles and assisting on mural productions.

Theatre L.A.

644 South Figueroa Street

Los Angeles, CA 90017

Intern/Volunteer Contact Lee Lawlor, Member Services Coordinator

(213) 614-0556 Fax: (213) 614-0561 WWW: None

Theatre L.A. provides services to over 150 members including theatres and theatrical producers throughout Los Angeles. A professional setting is provided for gaining experience in all aspects of theatre management in a hands on and challenging work environment. Interns should expect to have an extremely valuable experience and be able to develop significant contacts. Currently an administrative position is open in theatrical organization to assist the Member Services Coordinator with day to day operations of the office including correspondence, member inquiries, referrals, etc.

Theatre of Hearts/Youth first

400 S. Layfette Park Place, Suite 307

Los Angeles, CA 90057

Intern/Volunteer Contact Steven Solberg, Administrative Assistant

(213) 384-6878 Fax: (213) 351-9883 WWW: None

The mission of Youth First, the preeminent Artist-In-Residence program of Theatre of Hearts, is to prevent and intervene in youth

on-youth violence by involving youth and their families in ongoing, high quality, interdisciplinary arts workshops offered at schools and community-based sites in underserved neighborhoods throughout Los Angeles County. Every Youth First Program is a model of inclusion, crossing lines of race and cultural differences. It is the intention of Youth First to ensure that these residencies are long-term, providing and involving youth with the continuity and mentoring so critical for making a lasting impact in their lives. Theatre of Hearts, is a Los Angeles based nonprofit corporation founded in 1987 whose mission is to promote understanding between people through cultural and artistic forums, and to empower local communities through education in the arts. The position title currently available is administrative coordinator whose responsibilities include participating in budget allocation planning meetings, program implementation, performances and special workshops, site visitations, and contract writing. Applicant should have good communication skills and must have knowledge of Macintosh software.

First Street Art Gallery Center

250 W. First Street, Suite 120

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Mark Cervenka, Internship Coordinator

(909) 626-5455 Fax: None WWW: None

First Street Gallery is a unique program founded on the proposition that human potential for creativity and physical or developmental disabilities do not limit artistic expression. In the studio/classroom, professional artists provide instruction to developmentally disabled adults in drawing, painting, ceramics, and printmaking. Interns are needed as Art Instructors/ Studio Aids, Gallery/ Arts Management, and Independent Living Skills Aids. Training is provided. An interest in art and working with people with disabilities is recommended. Interested students may call the Gallery with inquiries or email at rjhamm@tstonramp.com Full-time summer positions funded by the Getty Grant Program are available for multi-cultural undergrads, running from June through August.

Five Acres Boys' & Girls' Aid Society of Los Angeles

760 W. Mountain View St.

Altadena, CA 91001

Intern/Volunteer Contact Robin Smith Juarado Volunteer & Student Coordinator

(626) 798-6793 Fax: (626) 798-9006 WWW: www.5acres.org

Five Acres is dedicated to helping children become caring and productive adults by building on their strengths and those of their families and communities through: the prevention of child abuse and neglect; the care, treatment and education of emotionally disturbed, abused and neglected children and their families in residential and outreach programs; the advancement of the welfare of children and families by research, advocacy and collaboration. Various programs include: Home Based Services Program; Five Acres Foster Care Program; Deaf Services Program; Residential Treatment Program; Therapeutic School; Family Group Homes; Research Department. Position titles currently available include 1) Classroom Assistants who assist teachers in a supervised classroom setting at the Five Acres Therapeutic School, 2) Tutors who tutor a child in the Residential Treatment of Foster Care Program in areas of academic delay and 3) Research Assistants who assist the Director of Research and Evaluation in various academic and scholarly projects ranging from research to statistical surveys to student testing. Please see file for further information on these programs as well as specific employment and internship opportunities.

OPARC Association for Retarded Citizens, Ontario, Pomona

8939 Vernon St., Suite L

Montclair, CA 91763

Intern/Volunteer Contact Ronald Wolff, Executive Director

(909) 985-3116 Fax: (909) 985-8579 WWW: www.oparc.org

OPARC offers services to developmentally disabled adults at six facilities in the area. OPARC offers a variety of training and work opportunities to clients both on site and in the community. Students with interest in behavioral science field encouraged to apply. Volunteers are needed as Community Aids to assist with consumers in the community and as Instructor Interns to assist with consumers on site and in the community. Students with interests in non-profit management, public relations, or fund development are also encouraged to contact OPARC.

Asian American Economic Development Enterprises, Inc.

216 West Garvey Avenue, Unit E

Monterey Park, CA 91754

Intern/Volunteer Contact Victoria Chang, Executive Director

Asian American Economic Development Enterprises, Inc. (AAEDE) is a non-profit organization that has been active in promoting the

financial and educational opportunities in California since 1977. AAEDE is offering, for credit, three-month internships (8-12 hour per week/any time of year) in the following areas: Newsletter Publication Assistant, Community Liaison, Conference Coordinator and Research/Special Projects Assistant. Candidates must be currently enrolled in a college or university, have knowledge of office equipment and PC-based software using Word, and be willing to follow office protocol.

Export Small Business Development Center

222 N Sepulveda Blvd., Suite 1690

El Segundo, CA 90245

Intern/Volunteer Contact Kristin Houston, Program Manager

(800) 371-1110 Fax: (310) 606-0155 WWW: None

The Export Small Business Development Center is a non-profit organization that forms a unique partnership between the public and private sectors represented by the Small Business Administration, the State of California Trade Commerce Agency and the Export Managers Association of California. The Center's charter is to assist small to mid-sized companies increase their imports through a carefully orchestrated plan combining consultants, hands on training programs and access to vital international trade information. They currently have two, 2-3 days per week, 8 hour per day non-paid internships available for fall, spring and summer. The responsibilities of the internship position would be to assist in-house counselors with the dissemination of international trade resources to clients and to answer initial international trade related questions from clients. Students would interact with various internationally oriented associations and organizations and work closely with staff to monitor and update client files. Students also may assist in the development of international trade seminars that will require project planning, budget development/management, strong communication skills, attention to detail and the ability to work with senior international professionals and major organizations.

Pomona Inland Valley Micro Enterprise Loan Fund

363 S. Park Ave. Suite 104

Pomona, CA 91769

Intern/Volunteer Contact Beverly D'Errico

(909) 868-7303 Fax: (909) 622-4217 WWW: None

Pomona Inland Valley Micro Enterprise Loan Fund is a community partnership developed to address the funding and training needs of low to moderate income people who want to start their own business. Clerical assistance is needed (answering phones, database upkeep and mailings).

AmeriCorps*VISTA

11000 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 11101

Los Angeles, CA 90024

Intern/Volunteer Contact Michael Horvat, Program Placement Specialist

(310) 235-7072 Fax: (310) 235-7075 WWW: www.cns.gov

Created with bipartisan support by Congress, the President, and community groups nationwide in 1993, the Corporation for National Service is a public-private partnership that oversees three national service initiatives. AmeriCorps includes more than 500 local and community sponsors who recruit and train individuals to serve as AmeriCorps members; AmeriCorps*NCCC, which offers young women and men between the ages of 17-24 a residentially-based, project-oriented service opportunity. NCCC gain valuable skills with direct service, primarily in the areas of the Environment and Education; and AmeriCorps*VISTA, which has been serving low-income communities throughout the U.S. since 1964. VISTAs serve full-time for one year and act as catalysts for community resource-building. They build sustainable programs in the areas of Youth and Education, Health and Human Needs, Public Safety and the Environment.

Ecology Center - Pitzer College

1050 N Mills Ave.

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Paul Faulstich, Professor Environmental Studies

(909) 621-8818 Fax: None WWW: None

The Ecology Center is a five-college organization that works to increase awareness of environmental issues through a variety of activities. Based at Pitzer College the group meets weekly at the Grove House, to plan and organize activities. The group is involved in several community service projects and activities. Volunteers are needed to participate and plan in various projects.

Heal the Bay

2701 Ocean Park Blvd Suite 150

Santa Monica, CA 90405

Intern/Volunteer Contact Lara Perlof, Community Outreach Coordinator

Heal the Bay is a non-profit environmental group engaged in advocacy, research, and education programs to restore Southern California beaches and coastal waters for people and marine life. Internships are available as editorial asst., environmental policy asst. and research asst. Time commitment is 8-10 hours per week. Knowledge of WordPerfect 5.1 and desktop publishing is helpful. Writing skills and/or coursework in botany, biology, applied ecology or related fields is preferred. Some weekend work possible. Typing skills, ability to work independently, and interpersonal skills helpful. Those interested in volunteering can clean the beach, work at booths, conduct community outreach speaking (requires training), escort people, and work registration for Earthfest Dinner '99

Inland Valley Humane Society

500 Humane Way

Pomona, CA 91766

Intern/Volunteer Contact Sheila Beattie, Volunteer Coordinator

(909) 623-9777 x240 Fax: None WWW: None

The SPCA provides animal welfare services including: lost pets, animal adoption, humane education, wildlife relocation, animal rescue, humane traps, cruelty investigation, euthanasia, and deceased animal removal. Volunteer duties include helping the public choose proper animals for their lifestyle, socializing with adoptable dogs and cats, assisting with the rabies clinic, bathing/brushing dogs and puppies, going to Mobile Adoption sites, assisting in special events and more. Volunteers generally work three to four hours per month (flexible) with a six-month minimum commitment requirement. Orientation training sessions are available.

Jorgensen Environmental

10374 Trademark Street

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

Intern/Volunteer Contact Brian Thorne, President

(909)483-3300 Fax: (909) 483-3306 WWW: None

For the last ten years Jorgensen Environmental has been a leader in environmental compliance and assessment services for the production and manufacturing industry in the Inland Empire. Jorgensen Environmental offers exposure to numerous environmental topics including computer modeling, health risk assessments, environmental assessments, soil and groundwater remediation, hazardous waste management, air quality, emergency preparedness and health & safety. They evaluate many different industrial processes in order to assist clients in complying with local, regional, state and federal regulations. The intern position deals with various environmental regulatory compliance and assessment issues. The position will involve evaluating chemical and material databases, data collection, data input, data management and essential environmental pollutant release calculations.

Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden

1500 N College Ave.

Claremont, CA 91711-3157

Intern/Volunteer Contact Linda Whitaker, Director of Volunteers

(909) 625-8767 Fax: (909) 626-7670 WWW: None

Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to the cultivation, display, study and conservation of California's native plants. Located on 86 acres in Claremont, RSABG is an affiliated institution to Claremont Graduate University and offers Master and Ph.D. degrees in systematic and evolutionary biology The Volunteer program is designed with flexibility to accommodate student schedules. Volunteer positions are available in education, horticulture, research and community outreach. Student participation supports the Garden's mission to conduct research, promote conservation and foster an appreciation of California's native plants. Additionally, two specialized summer internship programs are offered for members of groups that have been traditionally underrepresented (African-American, Asian American, Latino/Hispanic, Native American and Pacific Islander descent). The focus is on basic collection management and RSABG museum education activities. Criteria for selection include undergraduate status at an accredited two or four-year college, resident status in and/or attending college in the Los Angeles area and an interest in botanic gardens or other types of museums. The position will last for 10 weeks, and will provide a $3,000 stipend. Applications due May 2 for summer.

Robinson Gardens

1008 Elden Way

Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Intern/Volunteer Contact Tim Lindsay, Superintendent

(310) 276-5367 Fax: (310) 276-5352 WWW: None

The L.A. County Dept. of Parks & Recreations offers practical horticultural experience for qualified students. The Department has four facilities located in Arcadia, La Canada, Palos Verdes, and Beverly Hills; facilities serve as study centers for botanical and

horticultural research and education as well as a meeting place for plant-oriented organizations. Applicants must be enrolled in botany, horticulture, forestry, or related curricula. Monday-Friday 7:00 - 3:30.

AmeriCorps*VISTA

11000 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 11101

Los Angeles, CA 90024

Intern/Volunteer Contact Michael Horvat, Program Placement Specialist

(310) 235-7072 Fax: (310) 235-7075 WWW: www.cns.gov

Created with bipartisan support by Congress, the President, and community groups nationwide in 1993, the Corporation for National Service is a public-private partnership that oversees three national service initiatives. AmeriCorps includes more than 500 local and community sponsors who recruit and train individuals to serve as AmeriCorps members; AmeriCorps*NCCC, which offers young women and men between the ages of 17-24 a residentially-based, project-oriented service opportunity. NCCC gain valuable skills with direct service, primarily in the areas of the Environment and Education; and AmeriCorps*VISTA, which has been serving low-income communities throughout the U.S. since 1964. VISTAs serve full-time for one year and act as catalysts for community resource-building. They build sustainable programs in the areas of Youth and Education, Health and Human Needs, Public Safety and the Environment.

Cal Poly Pomona Human Corps Volunteer Center

Office of Student Life 3801 W. Temple Ave., building #26

Pomona, CA 91768-4037

Intern/Volunteer Contact Will Kratt, Coord. of Student Development & Volunteer Services

(909) 869-3601 Fax: (909) 869-4373 WWW: None

HCVC serves as the primary referral source and clearinghouse for Cal Poly Pomona volunteer opportunities for both on campus and local communities. HCVC staff implements Special Projects emphasizing service, promote volunteering, and coordinate a service learning program with faculty and community based agencies. Quarterly stipends will be offered to all hired HCVC Service Learning Coordinators. The Service Learning Coordinator is responsible for publicizing HCVC services and activities, researching and promoting special events, becoming familiar with service learning, maintaining records and facilitating groups.

Chino, City of

P.O. Box 667 13220 Central Avenue

Chino, CA 91708-0667

Intern/Volunteer Contact Lisa Sergi, Internship Coordinator

(909) 627-7577 x419 Fax: None WWW: None

The City of Chino is a local government agency focused on providing quality and caring service to the Chino community. Internships and volunteer opportunities are available in the following departments: Administration, Community Development, Community Services, Finance, Human Resources, Police, Public Works and Redevelopment Positions for Social Worker (Bachelor level) and Counselor (Masters level) are currently open. Many positions are available working with children, seniors and adults in case management prevention education and group work. Students are required to make a yearlong commitment at 11 hours per week.

Claremont City of Human Services Department

840 N. Indian Hill Blvd.

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Lisa Hamilton, Senior Center Coordinator

(909) 399-5490 Fax: (909) 399-5491 WWW: None

The Human Services Department coordinates the City's recreation and sports programs as well as senior programs, youth programs, special events, social services and community aid. The student can be involved in the Claremont Human Services many programs including youth programs, teen programs (an intern position is currently open in TRACKS, the city's junior high after-school program to assist in special events-usually afternoons and weekends-and in developing programs. May include free trips to Magic Mountain and other exciting places. Contact Caroline Bustos at 909/399-5491 or email at ctha@ci.claremont.ca.us), senior program, sports programs, special events, community based organization, and research for the department (a grant writing position is currently open working with staff to research and prepare grants for the City's youth program - contact Chris DeGoeas at 909/399-5491 or email at cdgoeas@ci.claremont.ca.us). Volunteers are needed as Tutors to work with high school aged youth (contact person is Chris DeGoeas), to assist staff at the Joslyn Senior Center and to participate in the friendly visitor "FACE TO FACE" program for homebound senior citizens (this is a one hour per week, semester long commitment. Student will attend a 1/ 2 day training session and monthly inservice meetings).

Goodwill Industries

342 N San Fernando Rd.

Los Angeles, CA 90031

Intern/Volunteer Contact Robyn Braislin, Volunteer Services Coordinator

(213) 223-1211 x 230 Fax: None WWW: None

Goodwill Industries provides a variety of services for individuals with disabilities and barriers to employment. Services in work and rehabilitation training programs. Volunteers are needed to support administration, and fundraising activities. One-time programs are available. A volunteer book sale helper is currently needed to help sort, price, box, stock and sell books. Volunteers are also needed to help with Goodwill's August 17th-18th book sale.

Inland Valley Volunteer and Resource Center

436 W. Fourth Suite 201

Pomona, CA 91766

Intern/Volunteer Contact Ron Alexander, Executive Director

(909) 629-1187 Fax: (909) 623-2568 WWW: None

Inland Valley Volunteer and Resource Center (I.V.V.R.C.) is a community-based nonprofit organization which addresses the volunteer needs of its nonprofit partners and develops/implements special volunteer and community service projects from the west end of San Bernardino through the greater Pomona and San Gabriel Valleys. I.V.V.R.C. supports over 400 nonprofit agencies and public organizations by providing recruitment and volunteer referrals to satisfy volunteer needs for 1-day special events and/or day-to-day operations. I.V.V.R.C.'s mission is to enhance the spirit of volunteerism providing support, resources and training (workshops and seminars) and more importantly to facilitate collaborations among local businesses, governmental/public agencies, schools and nonprofit partners to address serious social problems in the surrounding communities. Current internships available include: Network/Web Coordinator (Contact Ron Alexander at 909/629-1187 or email ivvrc@earthlink.net), Grant writing research/public relations and fundraising (Contact Ron Alexander), Court Referral Program Caseworker (Contact Ron Alexander), Assistant to Volunteer Coordinator (Contact Carol Fimbres at 909/629-1187 or email ivvrc@earthlink.net) and Volunteer Classroom Aide to Pomona Adult Education (Contact Carol Fimbres).

Los Angeles Volunteer Bureau

Office of the Mayor, c/o Patricia Berni

Los Angeles, CA 90012

Intern/Volunteer Contact Patricia Berni, Volunteer Coordinator

(888) CARE-4-LA Fax: (213) 485-2717 WWW: None

The Volunteer Bureau implements City volunteer programs that empower City departments to enhance their goals through volunteerism to better serve the people of Los Angeles. City volunteers represent all geographic and ethnic areas and include professionals, students and retired senior citizens. Volunteer Opportunities include caring for animals through the Department of Animal Regulation, reading stories to children for the City Library, mediation for the City Attorney's Office, responding to emergency calls to support survivors of disasters for the Fire Department and the Police Department and serving as a camp counselor or sport coach for the Recreation and Parks Department.

Neighborhood Partnership of Montclair

9916 Central Ave.

Montclair, CA 91763

Intern/Volunteer Contact Margaret Grayson, Executive Director

(909) 624-9110 Fax: (909) 624-9263 WWW: None

AIDS Project Los Angeles

1313 N. Vine Street

Los Angeles, CA 90028

Intern/Volunteer Contact Jennifer Jacobson, Internship Coordinator

(323) 993-1624 Fax: None WWW: None

APLA Provides comprehensive support services without charge to people with AIDS and other HIV illnesses in the Los Angeles County. These services include the largest food distribution center in the country for people with AIDS, a dental clinic, the "buddy"

program, medical referrals, professional mental health counseling, and much more. Internship Positions offered include Public Benefits Counselor, Clientline Resource Specialist, Client Relations Assistant, Dental Student Extern, Grant Writer Intern, Major Gifts Intern, Clinical Training Positions, Dietetic Intern, Office Services Intern, Public Policy Intern, Publications Intern, Publication Assistant, and Special Events Intern.

Alzheimer's Association

5900 Wilshire Blvd Suite 1710

Los Angeles, CA 90036

Intern/Volunteer Contact Michelle Pardo-Jehue, Director of Training

(213) 938-3379 Fax: (213) 938-1036 WWW: None

The Alzheimer's Association is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to assisting families affected by Alzheimer's Disease and related disorders. They are looking for graduate level interns. Paid positions are available for a commitment of 20 hours per week. Traveling to other community agencies and meetings will be necessary. Training will be provided to students who seek administrative experience in a non-profit setting. Applicants should have background in gerontology, social work, psychology, public health, or a related human services field. Students from diverse ethnic backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Good writing and word processing skills are essential.

American Cancer Society Inland Valley Area Office

685 N 13th Street Suite 7

Upland, CA 91784

Intern/Volunteer Contact Irene Chaverria, Community Service Coordinators

(909) 949-6115 Fax: (909) 949-6813 WWW: None

The Society is engaged in patient services, research, education, and fund raising. Volunteer opportunities are available with flexible hours and projects may be open-ended or time-specific. Typically, volunteers work on: resource, information and guidance (RIG) at the ACS office; public education on health issues like tobacco and nutrition, e.g. the Great American Smokeout; or fund raising special events like Daffodil Days or Relay for Life. Currently a position is open for Information Delivery Volunteer whose duty is to assess specific education or service needs of the patient caller and professionals.

Camp Laurel

P.O. Box 93204

Los Angeles, CA 90093

Intern/Volunteer Contact Madhu Narayan, Director of Operations

(213) 653-5005 Fax: (213) 653-0558 WWW: None

Camp Laurel is a camp for children living with HIV and AIDS. Their mission is to teach children living with HIV and AIDS to believe in themselves and to understand that each one of them has the ability to make his or her life as full and rich as the next child's regardless of their illness. Year after year, campers say "one of the best things about Camp Laurel is the counselors." They are searching for volunteers who are 18 years or older, have experience working with children and no hesitations about working with people living with AIDS. Their counselors have the unique ability to put campers needs before their own and celebrate the diversity of the camper population. Programs are offered throughout the year. Please call for more information.

Care from the Heart Hospice

1340 W. Locust

Ontario, CA 91762

Intern/Volunteer Contact Vera Scott, R.N., Administrator

(909) 391-8800 Fax: (909) 391-8801 WWW: None

Care from the Heart Hospice provides care, comfort, and support for patients and their families so that the patient may live the remainder of his/her life as fully as possible. Interns are needed to interact with patients, accompany them to medical/dental appointments., social activities, and physical therapy. Work will also include administrative assistance and bereavement counseling. Twenty hours of training is given to each intern/volunteer. Work hours are flexible.

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

Department of Psychiatry & Mental Health

Cheerful Helpers

8730 Alden Drive, Suite E-115

Los Angeles, CA 90048

Intern/Volunteer Contact Ellen Reinstein, LCSW, Director

(310) 967-0114 Fax: None WWW: None

Cedars-Sinai is looking for volunteers for the Cheerful Helpers Child and Family study center. Established in 1958, the Cheerful Helpers Child and Family Study Center offer services to families with emotionally disturbed, developmentally delayed and psychologically at-risk children, ages 2-7, in family oriented intervention program. These developmental/relationship-based programs

are for children who are having difficulties with language development, motor planning, self-regulation, and socialization.

Foothill AIDS Project

233 W. Harrison Ave.

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Anna Marie Gittings, Volunteer Director

(909) 482-2066 Fax: (909) 482-2070 WWW: None

Foothill Aids Project is a community-based organization providing case management for persons diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. Our service area includes East San Gabriel Valley, Riverside, San Bernardino and L.A. Counties. Through Volunteerism and grant-funded staff members, FAP provides education, emotional and physical support to clients and their affected communities. Current position title of Food Pantry Coordinator is open. Duties include food distribution to people with AIDS as well as ordering food and organizing food drives.

Huntington Hospital

100 W. California Blvd.

Pasadena, CA 91109-7013

Intern/Volunteer Contact Priscilla Gamb Director, Volunteer Services

(818) 397-5000 Fax: None WWW: None

Huntington Hospital offers a college student volunteer program to provide students with an opportunity to experience working in a hospital environment, and to provide needed services and assistance to the hospital patients; employees and visitors. Available placements include working on nursing stations, information desks, libraries and errands/escort staff.

Inland Hospice Association

233 W. Harrison Ave.

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Kathleen Kane, Director of Volunteers

(909) 399-3289 Fax: (909) 626-4369 WWW: None

Historical Society of Pomona Valley

1569 N. Park Ave.

Pomona, CA 91768

Intern/Volunteer Contact Beth Page, President

(909) 622-4966 Fax: None WWW: None

Food for All

601 S. Milliken Avenue, Suite D

Ontario, CA 91767

Intern/Volunteer Contact Jenny Foster Manager, Volunteer Program

(909) 605-2777 Fax: (909) 605-0655 WWW: None

Food for All is in need of a communications intern who will help develop and operate their volunteer programs. 8-12 per week required.

Friendship Shelter, Inc.

PO BOX 4252

Laguna Beach, CA 92652-4252

Intern/Volunteer Contact Jamie McLaren, Shelter Supervisor

(949) 494-6928 Fax: (949) 497-4324 WWW: None

Friendship Shelter provides shelter and comprehensive rehabilitative services for 29 homeless adult men and women. Financial self-sufficiency, improved job skills, emotional recovery and sustained sobriety are what we help our residents attain. Our Education and

Day Treatment program helps our residents with mental disabilities to reach their highest level of self-sufficiency. Interns are needed as Case Managers to assist residents to set long and short-term goals, as Job Search Coaches to help residents with employment searches, as Office Rescue Workers (phones, filing, etc.), and as Food Coordinating Assistants.. Program is located at 1335 South Coast Highway

Los Angeles Regional Foodbank

1734 E. 41st St.

Los Angeles, CA 90058

Intern/Volunteer Contact Art Pina, Senior Volunteer Specialist

213-234-3030 x144 Fax: 213-234-0943 WWW: None

The LA Regional Foodbank assists in the collection and distribution of food goods to 756 non-profit charities throughout the LA area. Volunteers assist with food drives, special events, food salvage and office work. A Human Resources Intern position is currently open. The intern would be responsible for collecting data and doing research on Human Resource policies and related topics. The

intern would also compare the Foodbank policies to other non-profit organizations as well as Fortune 500 companies. Additionally, the intern may investigate any new legislation that may have an effect on personnel issues. The prospective intern would need to possess excellent inter-personal skills along with interest in how policies and procedures in personnel are established. The Human Resource Manager will conduct the supervision of this internship and an extremely flexible schedule is available. The majority of research involved can be done on-line, meaning the intern would not have to report to the facility everyday. Once data is gathered the information will be applied into a database and the intern will come up with statistical solutions.

Meet Each Need with Dignity MEND

13460 Van Nuys Blvd.

Pacoima, CA 91331

Intern/Volunteer Contact Internship Coordinator

(818) 897-2443 Fax: (818) 896-0246 WWW: //www.westworld.com/~mend

MEND is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization that provides 12 programs to poor families living in the Northeast San Fernando Valley. Some of the programs include health or education-related programs. All services are provided free of charge. Volunteer internships include teaching English as a second language (Contact Blanca Nolledo, Learning Center Coordinator @ (818) 896-0246 ext. 22), Emergency Food Applicant Interviewer (Contact Recipient Office Coordinator Cora Martinez @ (818) 896-0245), and Home Visitor (Contact the Home Visiting Coordinator @ (818) 896-0246).

Pomona Inland Valley Council of Churches

1753 North Park Avenue

Pomona, CA 91768

Intern/Volunteer Contact LaQuetta Bush-Simmons, Volunteer Coordinator

(909) 622-3806 Fax: (909) 622-0484 WWW: None

Administrative Unified Courts Special Support Services

111 North Hill Street Room 111

Los Angeles, CA 90012

Intern/Volunteer Contact Efrain Ruiz, Staff Assistant II

(213) 974-6974 Fax: (213) 625-2841 WWW: None

Over 7,000 individuals visit these courts every day. Many have had little or no experience with the court, and their understanding about what they need to do and where they need to go is limited. Thanks to volunteers, visitors and victims are receiving more of the kind of help they need. Interns are needed to provide support in operations, conduct necessary surveys, assist in domestic violence clinic, assist in Clerk's office and other special assignments as needed. Contact Deni Butler at (909) 620-3002 for further assistance.

Crossroads, Inc.

P O Box 15

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Terry Dodge, SSL, Executive Director

(909) 626-7847 Fax: None WWW: None

Crossroads is a residential program for female parolees. The program is designed to assist women help themselves. Services include

residence, limited transportation, counseling, and employment assistance, art, music, self-esteem groups, art therapy, family planning, and job search skills. Interns/volunteers are needed to make group presentations to a maximum of 6 residents in any of the above areas. In addition, Volunteers are needed as GED Instructors and Tutors to assist women working on GED completion, and student volunteers are welcome to join residents during dinner for fellowship and sharing. The home is located at 1269 N. Harvard Ave. Claremont.

Inland Mediation Board

1005 Begonia Ave

Ontario, CA 91762

Intern/Volunteer Contact Barbara Canyon, Assistant Director

IMB is a non-profit corporation providing fair housing counseling and housing mediation services under contract with the County of San Bernardino and cities in San Bernardino County. IMB provides an alternative to the courts for solving disputes concerning

landlords, tenants, and discrimination in housing. Trained volunteer mediators help disputing parties solve their own problems. Provides default and foreclosure counseling for persons with FHA loans. Matches and counsels senior citizens who are interested in shared housing program. Interns must have driver’s license and proof of insurance.

Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles

1102 Crenshaw Blvd

Los Angeles, CA 90019

Intern/Volunteer Contact MaryAnn Heimann, Internship Coordinator

(213) 964-7900 Fax: (213) 964-7921 WWW: None

The Legal Aid Foundation provides free legal assistance to low income people. The most common types of cases include: housing, welfare, family law, employment, consumer, immigration, and community economic development. Legal workers are needed to interview clients, help with research of legal issues, and community education.

Pomona, CA 91766

Intern/Volunteer Contact Lauralea Saddick, Executive Director

(909) 620-5547 Fax: (909) 865-1794 WWW: None

The Legal Services Program for Pasadena and San Gabriel-Pomona Valley provides free legal assistance to low income persons in civil law cases. Fee generating cases are not taken. No criminal cases are taken. The Program utilizes a comprehensive approach to the resolution of legal problems including representation, pro se assistance, community legal education and telephone advice and referral. Examples of work include housing, government benefits, family law, and basic needs such as consumer, debtor/creditor and education. Volunteers assist in a variety of capacities including interviewing, researching, preparation of materials and community contacts. Current positions available are Paralegal Intern - Restraining Orders for battered persons where volunteers under attorney supervision assist in the preparation of restraining orders and Research Interns who research case relevant information (contact person Gary B. McGaha, Associate Director/Supervising Attorney), Management Intern who receives assignments matching Legal Services Program needs and field of study and Family Law Interns who work under the supervision of the Pro Bono Coordinator (contact person Marjorie Rushforth @ 909/622-7455)

Lynwood, CA 90262

Intern/Volunteer Contact Pamela Calder, Volunteer Coordinator

(213) 357-5347 Fax: (213) 357-6814 WWW: None

The District Attorney's Victim-Witness Assistance Program provides services to crime victims and their families, which assist them in recovering from the effects of the crime and help them through the criminal justice process. Law, Political Science, Psychology or Sociology majors can work as Victim Services Representative Interns. Business majors can work in the Crime Victim Compensation Unit. Domestic Violence Victim Advocates are needed in West Covina and El Monte Courthouses to provide early outreach and court accompaniment for victims of family violence. A minimum 8 hours per week commitment is requested.

Los Angeles County Probation Department

9150 E. Imperial Highway

Downey, CA 90242

Intern/Volunteer Contact Andrea Greene, Volunteer Coordinator

(562) 940-2554 Fax: (562) 803-3334 WWW: None

The Probation Department is a criminal justice agency responsible for providing probation services to juveniles and adults. The VISTO (Volunteer in Service to Others) program offers college students an opportunity to learn about the justice system while

working with juveniles in a variety of different activities including tutoring or mentoring detained minors or working directly with a field deputy probation officer on various assignments from paperwork to follow-up on caseloads.

Match-Two Prisoner Outreach

15180 Euclid Street, P.O. Box 1350

Chino, CA 91708-1350

Intern/Volunteer Contact Robert Havens Program Administrator

(909) 597-4821 Fax: (909) 597-4824 WWW: None

Match-Two Prisoner Outreach Purpose Statement: To recruit, train and monitor community volunteers for supportive one-to-one visitation of prisoners who receive few or no visits and who request a friend. Then through caring relationships and M-2 re-entry services, to assist ex-offenders in becoming productive and useful citizens. This results in life-changing decisions, lower recidivism and safer communities. Volunteers would provide additional secretarial support, such as filing, copying, light computer work and other miscellaneous duties. Additionally, a Volunteer Associate Program Coordinator is currently available who would assist the

Tri City Mental Health

2008 N. Garey Ave.

Pomona, CA 91767-2762

Intern/Volunteer Contact Cheryl Epler, Internship Coordinator

(909) 623-6131 Fax: None WWW: None

Concern America

2020 N. Broadway, Third Floor

Santa Ana, CA 92702

Intern/Volunteer Contact: Janine Mills, Recruitment Coordinator

(714) 953-8575 Fax: (714) 953-1242 WWW: None

Concern America is an international development and refugee aid organization. Through the work of professionally trained volunteers, Concern America assists impoverished communities and refugees in developing countries in their efforts to improve living conditions. Concern America programs emphasize training of community members to impart skills and knowledge that will remain long after volunteer has gone. Round trip transportation, health insurance, and room and board provided, as well as a small monthly stipend (approximately $250/month). Repatriation allowance of $50/month of service first year, $100/month second year & $150/month third year. Qualifications: degree/experience in public health, medicine, nutrition, nursing, agriculture, community development, education and appropriate technology. Fluency in Spanish or ability to learn Spanish at own expense. Work experience abroad desirable. Minimum commitment of one year. Must be at least 21 years old. Participate in their Appropriate Technology for Health Project in Guatemala from fall 98-spring 99.

CORO Southern California

811 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1025

Los Angeles, CA 90017-2624

Intern/Volunteer Contact Amy Field, Training Associate

(213) 623-1234 Fax: (213) 680-0079 WWW: www.coro.org

The Coro Fellows Program is a nine-month, full-time graduate level training program in the area of public affairs. Each fellow will complete an intensive one-month internship in each of six sectors, including government, media, business, labor, non-profit and political campaigns. Each year 48 individuals are selected nationally to participate at one of Coro's four centers. Each Fellow will complete an intensive one-month internship in each of six sectors including government, media, business, labor, nonprofit and political campaigns. Coro seeks individuals with leadership capabilities and a commitment to play a meaningful role in the governance of our society. Our program offers the "leaders of the future" an opportunity to work closely with individuals and institutions that influence the life in the public, private and nonprofit sectors.

Feminist Majority

8105 W. Third St., Suite 1

Los Angeles, CA 90048

Intern/Volunteer Contact Diana Garcia, Internship Coordinator

(213) 651-0495 Fax: (213) 653-2689 WWW: www.feminist.org

Feminist Majority Foundation is a nonprofit research and advocacy organization dedicated to promoting equality for women. They are seeking students who aspire to become directly involved and become leaders in the feminist movement. Interns will be assigned to work on the project that best matches their interests. Interns should work a minimum of two months, 35-40 hours/week. They are consistently ranked in Princeton Review's America's Top Internships.

Peace Corps

11000 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 8104

Los Angeles, CA 90024

Intern/Volunteer Contact Larry Foreman, Regional Representative

(310) 235-7444 Fax: (310) 235-7442 WWW: peacecorps.gov

Peace Corps offers men and women an unparalleled chance to gain impressive credentials, stretch themselves personally and help solve the world's pressing problems. Today six thousand volunteers are serving in over 90 countries in Africa, the Middle East, Asia, the Pacific, South and Central America, the Caribbean and Central Europe. National and international employers in government and private enterprise regard highly the experience acquired by Peace Corps volunteers. Peace Corps assignments emphasize appropriate technology, cultural sensitivity, and lasting skill transfer. Serving two years or longer, volunteers work in a variety of fields, usually at the community level: Small Business and Cooperative Development; Agriculture; Forestry and Environment; Fish Culture; Health and Nutrition; Education: Engineering; Industrial Arts.

United Farm Workers C/O LA County Federation of Labor

2130 W 9th Street

Los Angeles, CA 90006

Intern/Volunteer Contact Alicia Sandoval, Internship Coordinator

(213) 387-1974 Fax: None WWW: www.ufw.org

Our innovative program combine training with immediate on the job experience and real responsibilities. We have sent out thousands of successful people into the world as experienced administrators, labor leaders, advocates and business people. Interns work with a

Family Solutions

203 N. Golden Circle, #101

Santa Ana, CA 92705

Intern/Volunteer Contact Anna Cha, Internship Coordinator

(800) 869-2731 Fax: (714) 835-1335 WWW: None

Family Solutions has group homes for abused and neglected children and adolescents with homes throughout Orange, Riverside, and Los Angeles Counties. The agency emphasizes family treatment. They treat the child and the child's family, and support reunification, alternative placement or emancipation. Paid and unpaid internships are available to students whose responsibilities would be to provide care and supervision to six adolescents in a residential group home, be part of the therapeutic treatment team, plan activities and provide daily living needs for the kids.

Five Acres Boys' & Girls' Aid Society of Los Angeles

760 W. Mountain View St.

Altadena, CA 91001

Intern/Volunteer Contact Robin Smith Juarado, Volunteer & Student Coordinator

(626) 798-6793 Fax: (626) 798-9006 WWW: www.5acres.org

Five Acres is dedicated to helping children become caring and productive adults by building on their strengths and those of their families and communities through: the prevention of child abuse and neglect; the care, treatment and education of emotionally disturbed, abused and neglected children and their families in residential and outreach programs; the advancement of the welfare of children and families by research, advocacy and collaboration. Various programs include: Home Based Services Program; Five Acres Foster Care Program; Deaf Services Program; Residential Treatment Program; Therapeutic School; Family Group Homes; Research Department. Position titles currently available include 1) Classroom Assistants who assist teachers in a supervised classroom setting at the Five Acres Therapeutic School, 2) Tutors who tutor a child in the Residential Treatment of Foster Care Program in areas of academic delay and 3) Research Assistants who assist the Director of Research and Evaluation in various academic and scholarly projects ranging from research to statistical surveys to student testing. Please see file for further information on these programs as well as specific employment and internship opportunities.

LeRoy Haynes Center for Children and Family Services

233 West Baseline Road

La Verne, CA 91750

Intern/Volunteer Contact Kathy Moscrey, Human Resources Coordinator

(909) 593-2581 Fax: (909) 596-3567 WWW: None

The mission of the LeRoy Haynes Center is to mend the body, mind and spirit of physically, sexual abused, abandoned and neglected child, and to develop the child's ability to lead a socially productive life. The Volunteer Program's design is to enhance the services already provided by the center. The Center's programs included Foster Family, Non Public School, Day Treatment, Family Preservation and Residential Treatment. The Center serves approximately 200 children.

Shamrock Cottage

198 Monterrey Drive

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Dorothy Stoeckle, Executive Director

(909) 621-1014 Fax: (909) 398-0199 WWW: None

Claremont Unified School District

2080 N. Mountain Ave.

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Kathy Hacker, Volunteer Coordinator

(909) 398-0360 Fax: (909) 621-7675 WWW: None

The CUSD serves over 6500 children at 7 elementary schools (including one for the developmentally and orthopedically handicapped), one intermediate school, one regular high school, and one continuation high school. Special programs include special education classes, a state preschool program, and extended day care at elementary schools. Many service opportunities are available for interns/volunteers: elementary classroom aides (especially bilingual) generally mornings, once or twice a week and after-school tutors at all levels and helpers in the day care program.

Ganesha High School

1151 Ganesha Blvd.

Pomona, CA 91768

Intern/Volunteer Contact Tate Mann, Career Services Coordinator

(909) 397-4403 Fax: None WWW: None

College mentors are needed to assist students with completing financial aid applications. Workstation is Career Center at Ganesha High School in the Pomona Unified School District. Address is 1151 Fairplex Drive, Pomona, California.

Mary B. Eyre Children's School

1150 Dartmouth Ave.

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Flo Triner, School Secretary

(909) 621-8086 Fax: None WWW: None

Mary B. Eyre Children's School provides services for children age 2 through second grade. Volunteers are needed to help in the classroom to help plan and present activities to young children under the direct supervision of staff teachers. Most opportunities are in the morning although a few students could work in the afternoon.

Montclair Community Collaborative c/o Ontario-Montclair School District

950 W. D Street

Ontario, CA 91762

Intern/Volunteer Contact Internship Coordinator

(909) 459-2507 Fax: (909) 459-3544 WWW: None

The Montclair Community Collaborative (MCC) represents the city of Montclair, Montclair Elementary Schools, businesses, nonprofit agencies as well as others. The mission of the Montclair Community Collaborative, a determined dynamic partnership is to

guarantee a progressive, quality community for all by working together as diverse, committed individuals and organizations. Internships include counseling (unpaid), contact person Dr. Bonnie Mooney at Lehigh school 909/445-1600; Homework club (unpaid), contacts Carolyn Goode (Lehigh 909/445-1600), Nancy Rendon (Kingsley 909/984-3634), Kathy Stetcher (Moreno 909/445-1661) Kristy Tibbetts (Monte Vista 909/626-5046); Science Lab ($15.00/hr), contact Nancy Rendon (Kingsley 909/984-3634); After School Fine Arts Program ($15.00/hr 2-3 hours daily), contact Nancy Rendon (Kingsley 909/984-3634); Tutoring ($15.00/hr) and After School Intercession (Unpaid) - Title VII, contact Virginia Salazar (Kingsley 909/984-3634)

Rainbow To The Future Child Development Center

1200 N. Campus Drive

Upland, CA 91786

Intern/Volunteer Contact Jean Rotering, Director

(909) 982-9566 Fax: (909) 982-6491 WWW: None

Rainbow To The Future is a state funded pre-school (children 2-5 years of age) for families that are of low income. Volunteers are need to help teachers with lessons, art projects, supervising on the playground and reading.

Vina Danks Middle School

1020 N Vine Ave

Ontario, CA 91762

Intern/Volunteer Contact Mark Lim, Program Facilitator/Teacher Pitzer Alum '93

(909) 983-2691 Fax: (909) 459-2959 WWW: None

Vina Danks Middle School is located in the city of Ontario and is one of six middle schools in the Ontario-Montclair School District. The school's diverse student population of 985 students from grades 6-8 is comprised of 64% Latinos, 30% Whites, 4% African-Americans and 2% Asians. 30% of the school's student population is LEP (Limited English Proficient) and 15% is enrolled in Special

Alzheimer's Association

5900 Wilshire Blvd Suite 1710

Los Angeles, CA 90036

Intern/Volunteer Contact Michelle Pardo-Jehue, Director of Training

(213) 938-3379 Fax: (213) 938-1036 WWW: None

The Alzheimer's Association is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to assisting families affected by Alzheimer's Disease and related disorders. They are looking for graduate level interns. Paid positions are available for a commitment of 20 hours per week. Traveling to other community agencies and meetings will be necessary. Training will be provided to students who seek administrative experience in a non-profit setting. Applicants should have background in gerontology, social work, psychology, public health, or a related human services field. Students from diverse ethnic backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Good writing and word processing skills are essential.

Claremont Senior Program

660 N. Mountain Ave.

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Lynne Barker, Volunteer Coordinator

(909) 399-5488 Fax: (909) 399-5491 WWW: None

The student can participate in the shared housing program of the senior center. This program attempts to connect those individuals who desire a roommate with those who need housing. Also, the student can volunteer in our noon hour lunch program for a community service project or to gain insight in working with the elderly. Student can also volunteer to be a friendly visitor for one hour a week to a senior in this area.

Claremont City of Human Services Department

840 N. Indian Hill Blvd.

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Lisa Hamilton, Senior Center Coordinator

(909) 399-5490 Fax: (909) 399-5491 WWW: None

The Human Services Department coordinates the City's recreation and sports programs as well as senior programs, youth programs, special events, social services and community aid. The student can be involved in the Claremont Human Services many programs including youth programs, teen programs (an intern position is currently open in TRACKS, the city's junior high after-school program to assist in special events-usually afternoons and weekends-and in developing programs. May include free trips to Magic Mountain and other exciting places. Contact Caroline Bustos at 909/399-5491 or email at ctha@ci.claremont.ca.us), senior program, sports programs, special events, community based organization, and research for the department (a grant writing position is currently open working with staff to research and prepare grants for the City's youth program - contact Chris DeGoeas at 909/399-5491 or email at cdgoeas@ci.claremont.ca.us). Volunteers are needed as Tutors to work with high school aged youth (contact person is Chris DeGoeas), to assist staff at the Joslyn Senior Center and to participate in the friendly visitor "FACE TO FACE" program for homebound senior citizens (this is a one hour per week, semester long commitment. Student will attend a 1/ 2 day training session and monthly inservice meetings).

Community Senior Services

2120 Foothill Blvd., Suite 115

La Verne, CA 91750

Intern/Volunteer Contact Bobbie Hill, President/CEO

(909) 593-7511 Fax: (909) 596-8445 WWW: None

Community Senior Services provides a variety of services for the elderly. Their programs include "Get About" transportation, the Retired Senior Volunteer Program, the Respite Care Program, the Senior Companion Program, the Foster Grandparent Program, the Senior Peer counseling Program, the Senior Resource Director, the Senior Help Line, the Valley News and the Co-Care Program. They are looking for the following: Outreach Intern, College Intern Project, Help Line Intern, Co-Care Program, Communication Intern, and Pilgrim Place Intern.

Pomona Meals on Wheels

P.O. Box 684

Pomona, CA 91769

Intern/Volunteer Contact David Wallace, Internship Coordinator

(909) 628-8306 Fax: None WWW: None

Pomona, CA 91766

Intern/Volunteer Contact Deni Butler, Court Manager

(909) 620-3002 Fax: None WWW: None

There are two internship opportunities available. The first position is East District Domestic Violence Clinic Intern. The responsibilities include: Assist public in preparation of necessary paperwork to obtain Temporary Restraining Orders. The second position is Office Intern. Responsibilities include: Assist with filing and file management. 3 month period, 1 day per week minimum. Another open position is Children's Waiting Room Attendant whose duties include monitoring equipment, toys, games and books in waiting room; monitoring number of individuals in the waiting room and stocking brochures and handouts. There is a 3-hour per week minimum required on this position.

Project Sister

P.O. Box 621

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact: Theresa Borunda, Direct Services Coordinator

(909) 623-1619 Fax: (909) 622-8389 WWW: None

Project Sister is seeking volunteers (ages 18 & over) to serve as Rape Crisis Counselors, providing crisis hotline counseling and accompaniment to rape survivors at local hospitals, interviews with law enforcement and court hearings/trials. Applicants must be willing to agree to complete a minimum of 40 hours of training at the fall or spring Volunteer Advocate training's, serve on the hotline at least 18 hours per month for a minimum of one year, and attend a minimum of 5 hours of on-going in-service training's held at

Project Sister. After completion of the 40-hour training and successful completion of 36 hours of crisis hotline counseling and accompaniment, candidates are given a Rape Counselor Certification. All candidates must have a car for their transportation to local hospitals for rape survivor accompaniment and a telephone in residence which can be used for crisis hotline calls to be received to facilitate the required 18 hours per month of crisis hotline counseling and crisis response.

YWCA Wings Shelter

P.O. Box 1464

West Covina, CA 91793

Intern/Volunteer Contact Cheri Wallace, Volunteer Coordinator

(818) 915-5191 Fax: (818) 858-5140 WWW: None

Inland Valley Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service

916 N. Mountain Ave. Suite A

Upland, CA 91786

Intern/Volunteer Contact Ron Zebly, Grants Coordinator

(909) 932-1069 Fax: (909) 932-1087 WWW: None

Inland Valley Drug and Alcohol Recovery Service operates recovery homes, counseling programs and preventive services dealing

Little Tokyo Service Center

231 E. Third Street Suite G104

Los Angeles, CA 90013

Intern/Volunteer Contact Bill Wantanabe, Executive Director

(213) 473-1602 Fax: (213) 473-1601 WWW: www.itsc.org

LTSC assists Japanese American or Asian Pacific communities in dealing with social issues, client services, housing and community development. Interns will assist by developing programs, working on special projects, helping clients, and interacting with various representatives from the community.

Women at Work

50 North Hill Avenue, Suite 300

Pasadena, CA 91106

Intern/Volunteer Contact Ann Appley, Volunteer Coordinator

(626) 796-6870 Fax: (626) 793-7396 WWW: None

California Literacy Program Pomona Library

625 S. Garey P.O. Box 2261

Pomona, CA 91769

Intern/Volunteer Contact Muriel Spill, Literacy Coordinator

(909) 620-2047 Fax: None WWW: None

California Literacy Program matches volunteer tutors with students in need of literacy skills. We train volunteers to tutor adults in basic reading and writing. We match tutors with adult students and monitor the progress of each student. Tutors meet with students a minimum of 2-hours each week for tutoring.

Claremont United Church of Christ Early Childhood Center233 W Harrison Ave.

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Cindy Giaimo-Ballard, Director

(909) 624-2916 Fax: None WWW: None

The Claremont United Church of Christ Early Childhood Center has been accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs. They offer a quality program that is developmentally appropriate. This program operates Mon.- Fri. 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM with staff of about 15 and 75 children participants. Volunteers are needed to assist in the classroom as assistant teachers.

Pomona Partners/America Reads/Avid Tutors

Rains Center

Pomona College

Intern/Volunteer Contact Motts Thomas, Internship Coordinator

(909) 607-2492 Fax: 909/ 621-8547 WWW: None

Pomona Partners is a partnership program between Pomona College and the Pomona Unified (AVID) School District. Opportunities are available to work with an After-School Program at Fremont Middle School, as a Mentor at Garey High School, and with Saturday Academy. America Read is a tutorial partnership between Pomona College and Claremont Unified School District. Tutors are currently needed for this program. Work Study and transportation available and provided. These opportunities may expand into after school tutorials and a family literacy program with the Claremont Branch of the Los Angeles County Public Library.

Volunteer Vital English

P.O. Box 776

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Miriam Brooks, Office Manager

(909) 622-2453 Fax: None WWW: None

Volunteer Vital English provides non-English speaking adults with the opportunity to become active, productive people by providing trained volunteers who teach basic survival English throughout the greater Pomona Valley. Previous teaching experience is not required and you do not need to speak another language. Teaching is done at homes and work places with hours and times negotiable. Volunteers are needed as tutors and trainers, as well as helping with a quarterly newsletter and fund raising.

YWCA San Gabriel Valley

961 So. Glendora Avenue

West Covina, CA 91790

Intern/Volunteer Contact Louise Fasana, Fund Developer

(626) 960-2995 Fax: (626) 814-0447 WWW: None

Since its inception if 1935, the YWCA of San Gabriel Valley Remains committed to empowering women, enriching their lives and finding solutions to social problems such as racism, sexism, poverty and violence. Through the years, the YWCA has responded to the community's emerging crises and needs with programs designed to alleviate crisis, educate the public and directly serve people

Camp Laurel

P.O. Box 93204

Los Angeles, CA 90093

Intern/Volunteer Contact Madhu Narayan, Director of Operations

(213) 653-5005 Fax: (213) 653-0558 WWW: None

Camp Laurel is a camp for children living with HIV and AIDS. Their mission is to teach children living with HIV and AIDS to believe in themselves and to understand that each one of them has the ability to make his or her life as full and rich as the next child's regardless of their illness. Year after year, campers say "one of the best things about Camp Laurel is the counselors." They are searching for volunteers who are 18 years or older, have experience working with children and no hesitations about working with people living with AIDS. Their counselors have the unique ability to put campers needs before their own and celebrate the diversity of the camper population. Programs are offered throughout the year. Please call for more information.

Children's Hour Pitzer College

1050 N. Mills Avenue

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Student Coordinator

(909) 607-7044 Fax: None WWW: None

In the program students from the Claremont Colleges volunteer to interact with children in the Pomona Inland Valley Council of Churches Homeless Shelter for an hour and one-half a week. The purpose of this activity is to divert homeless children from their unpleasant experiences for a short time each week. There are no restrictions or requirements to participate except that Children's Hour is intended to be purely a volunteer activity and is not for people wanting academic credit from this experience.

Claremont City of Human Services Department

840 N. Indian Hill Blvd.

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Lisa Hamilton, Senior Center Coordinator

(909) 399-5490 Fax: (909) 399-5491 WWW: None

The Human Services Department coordinates the City's recreation and sports programs as well as senior programs, youth programs, special events, social services and community aid. The student can be involved in the Claremont Human Services many programs including youth programs, teen programs (an intern position is currently open in TRACKS, the city's junior high after-school program to assist in special events-usually afternoons and weekends-and in developing programs. May include free trips to Magic Mountain and other exciting places. Contact Caroline Bustos at 909/399-5491 or email at ctha@ci.claremont.ca.us), senior program, sports programs, special events, community based organization, and research for the department (a grant writing position is currently open working with staff to research and prepare grants for the City's youth program - contact Chris DeGoeas at 909/399-5491 or email at

cdgoeas@ci.claremont.ca.us). Volunteers are needed as Tutors to work with high school aged youth (contact person is Chris DeGoeas), to assist staff at the Joslyn Senior Center and to participate in the friendly visitor "FACE TO FACE" program for homebound senior citizens (this is a one hour per week, semester long commitment. Student will attend a 1/ 2 day training session and monthly inservice meetings).

Community Wellness Partnerships

640 South Garey Ave

Pomona, CA 91766

Intern/Volunteer Contact Bernardo Rosa, Director

(909) 469-2299 Fax: (909) 469-2298 WWW: None

The Community Wellness Partnership (CWP) facilitates the Pomona Community Collaborative that consists of community organizations, youth and adults working together on youth violence prevention. Current Collaborative members include House of Ruth, Project Sister, YWCA, Pomona Inland Valley Council of Churches, Bienvenidos Family Services and more. Youth Leadership Programs designed for young people are offered as ten-week programs with a $50.00 scholarship awarded upon completion. Additionally, a Program Development Assistant position is open whose responsibilities include working with the Corporate Manager on overall oversight of day to day operations, grant research, fund raising, community project and other various tasks. Contact Marci Parra, Corporate Manager at the number above for more information on this position.

Shoes That Fit

112 Harvard, Suite 43

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Elodie B. Silva President/Founder

(909) 621-8055 Fax: None WWW: None

The mission of Shoes That Fit is to help build the self-esteem of needy school children by providing them with shoes and clothing. Currently they are posting a Student Assistant to the Director position whose duties include data entry, working on the newsletter, clerical assistance and packet assembly. The office is located at the corner of Harvard and 4th street in Claremont.

Spanish Trails Girl Scouts Council

P.O. Box 579

Claremont, CA 91711-0579

Intern/Volunteer Contact Corinne Sullivan, Field Executive

(909) 629-6440 Fax: (909) 629-7772 WWW: www.cyberg8t.com/stgsc

Volunteers may work in a leadership position with other adults, providing programs for girls K-12 in a troop or group setting, on a short or long-term basis. Flexible hours. Additionally a Service Team Member Volunteer Position is open which requires working with a team of adults in decision making, goal planning, and/or event chairing. The team will meet at least once a month on a regularly scheduled evening from September through June.

YMCA - Pomona Valley

350 N. Garey Ave.

Pomona, CA 91767

Intern/Volunteer Contact Daisy Rose, Volunteer Coordinator

(909) 623-6433 Fax: None WWW: None

The Pomona Valley YMCA, which serves Claremont, Diamond Bar, La Verne, Pomona, San Dimas and Walnut is a full-service facility with programs for youth and adults including child care, health and fitness programs, pre-school programs, summer camping, aquatics, teen programs, programs for seniors and special events.

Youth Wellness Program St. Ambrose Episcopal Church

830 W. Bonita Avenue

Claremont, CA 91711

Intern/Volunteer Contact Ron Meyer, Program Director

(909) 626-7170 or 624.9053 x426 Fax: None WWW: None

Volunteer tutors are needed on Tuesday and Thursday between 2:30 and 6:00 P.M. to work with children in the 3rd - 7th grade. Hours flexible if unable to stay the whole time.

YWCA of the West End

600 N. Park Ave.

Pomona, CA 91768

Intern/Volunteer Contact Brenda Weaver, Program Director

The YWCA of the West End is a local component of the oldest and largest international women's movement that seeks to offer growth

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