Agencies Located in Vista 

Please be aware that some agencies require fingerprinting and/or background checks before you can start. Depending on what is required, the waiting period may take up to 6 weeks. Please ask the agency's policy on fingerprinting and background checks when you call!

Boys & Girls Club of Vista
410 W California Ave
Contact: Kevin Rodriguez
or Anna Deluna
760-724-6606

Branch at: Foothill Oak Elementary
(after school program)
Contact: Lia Watters,
Program Dir.
760-724-6606
www.bgcvista.com

The Boys & Girls Club of Vista serves kids ages 6-18 and
helps them reach their full potentialas responsible and productive citizens.
They want interns at the main site at 410 W. California Ave in Vista as well
as for our middle school extension sites. Need a motivated and professional
individuals who cares for kids and interested in a career in the non-profit industry.
Internship opportunities are available in the following areas: youth development,
clerical, marketing, and facility.
Hours and days are flexible- Mon-Friday from 7am-6:30pm.

Requires fingerprints & background check

Golden Retreat/Home Sweet Home Senior Residential Care
1119 Warmlands Ave.
Contact: Anka Babic, Administrator
(cell) 760.415.7694
ankaporobic@cox.net
Opportunity to learn about senior citizens and what happens to people as they age or become incapacitated. Excellent opportunity to interact with seniors in a home-like environment. Seven days a week. Felxible schedules.

County of San Diego-District Attorney Ofc-Victim Assistance Program
325 S Melrose Dr #5000

Contact: Cynthia Charliebois

760-806-4079
www.sdcounty.ca.gov/apd

Assist advocates in providing victim services, review law enforcement crime reports. Requires the ability to communicate effectively in oral and written form and work well as a team member

Michaelle House
687 Riviera Court
Vista, CA 92084
Contact: Marie Jones-Kirk, Director
(760) 736-0292 ext. 101 or

Heather Hoyt
(760) 736-0292 x 102

"The mission of Fraternity House, Inc. is to provide warm and caring homes where men and women disabled by HIV/AIDS can receive comprehensive care and supportive services in order to rebuild their health and return to independent living, or where they can spend their last days in comfort and dignity."
Fraternity House and Michaelle House are residential homes for individuals living with HIV/AIDS. Residents live in a home-like environment which provides 24-hour comprehensive care, support, and rehabilitation services.

Service learning opportunities include:
· Visiting residents/being a buddy
· Assisting in resident outings       
· Assisting in resident activities
· House and landscape maintenance
· Assisting with special events/fundraisers
· Help staff prepare meals
REQUIREMENTS:  Mandatory: TB test and attend orientation 

Houses are 7/24; all shifts available

You are requested to review following forms and download the appropriate forms that need signatures.
Fact sheet of HIV AIDS TB.pdf

Confidentiality Agreement.pdf

FAQs about Service Work.pdf

General FAQs about Organization.pdf

Service Learning Application.pdf

Service Learning Policies and Procedures.pdf

Service Learning Guidelines and Limitations.pdf

New Haven Youth & Family Svcs
216 W Los Angeles Dr
Contact: Tony Williams  
760-630-4035 x260
Carol Andrews, Dir HR
760-630-4035
www.newhavenyfs.org

New Haven provides a safe, supportive, structured home environment for severely emotionally disturbed adolescent boys. Emphasis is on the development of resiliency, social competence, problem-solving skills, autonomy, and purpose.
Service learning/internship opportunities are open to individuals who are seeking  volunteer hours b/t 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday – Friday.

Requirements: 
* Must be at least 21 years of age
* TB, fingerprinting and background check
* Responsible individuals genuinely excited about working with troubled adolescents.
* A desire to grow professionally and openness to supervisor feedback are essential. Students can expect a challenging, yet equally rewarding, educational experience.

Interviews for opportunities are available on select Fridays.  If you meet all of the above-listed requirements and would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact Tony Williams, MSW

North County Lifeline
200 Michigan Ave.
Vista, CA 92084
Contact: Katy Liesenfelt
Volunteer Program Coordinator
760.726.4900                              kliesenfelt@nclifeline.org
www.nclifeline.org

Housing & legal mediation, multi-programmed agency: Tutor middle school students, lead group activities for after school program, receive training from program supervisor. Depending on the program, you may be required to get fingerprinting, t.b. test, drug testing and possibly DMV printout. Lifeline pays costs. Min. 50 hrs of service.

Additional Positions Offered:

Family Self-Sufficiency Intake Specialist

Fair Housing Assistant

Clerical Help

San Diego County Office of Education
Migrant Education
135 Vallecitos de Oro #A

San Marcos and Vista Area
Contact: Delores Valdes, Program Coord for
(cell) 619.787.9930 or
dvaldes@sdcoe.net
(pls. put "Volunteer" in subject line)

www.migrantweb.org

Early Start program, After school tutoring, Student Leadership Academy, Summer Programs, art projects, parent activities, home visits, tutoring high school students for exit exam
Vista Community Clinic
1000 Vale Terrace

Contact: Julissa Pizano, HR Generalist
760.631.5000 x8109
jpizano@vistacommunityclinic.org

www.vistacommunityclinic.org
    Event Planner
Requirements: none
Commitment: available between March – May (planning requires 3 months)      
    Assist with planning and implementation with the following events:
·    Underage Drinking
·    Dia del Niño
·    420 Remix     
 
Alcohol and Drug Prevention    Marketing Volunteer
Requirements: graphic designer
Commitment: 1-3 months          
    Raise public awareness around drinking prevention and/or marijuana prevention, etc.     
 
Tobacco Control    Evaluation Volunteer
Requirements: non-smoker, interested in tobacco-free communities
Commitment: length of service learning requirement      
    Assist with evaluation activities (e.g. outreaching with staff, field observations, surveys, etc.)     
 
REACH    Mentor
Requirements: pass background check                  
    Commitment:    6 month       
    After-school program working with 9 – 12 year olds and 13 – 19 year olds assisting with tutoring, arts and crafts, presentations and outdoor activities     
 
Admin.    Marketing Volunteer
Requirements: none
Commitment: completion of project                  
    Creating videos introducing providers, showcasing programs, health information and video tours of clinic      
 
Admin.    Photographer
Requirements: none
Commitment: 3 – 5 hours                  
    Take candid action shots and stills of patients around the clinic     
 
Admin.    Web Based Research Volunteer
Requirements: health student
Commitment: 10 – 20 hours (possibility for more time)          
    Make social media campaigns with health related messages     
 
Poder Popular    Microsoft Word Expert
Requirements:                  
    Commitment:    October 10th – November 10th       
     Experienced typist needed for formatting curriculum with graphics.     
 
Maternal and Child Health    Reading Leader
Requirements: comfortable with children
Commitment: 1 hour increments until required hours are completed      
    Read to children in the waiting rooms     
 
Maternal and Child Health    Children Program Designer Volunteer
Requirements: none
Commitment: length of service learning requirement      
    Creating and presenting activities for children ages 0 – 5     
 
Maternal and Child Health    Statistics Assistance
Requirements: statistics or research classes with an understanding of grant program evaluations
Commitment: completion of evaluation      
    Translate, analyze and summarize outcomes using a program survey