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Ryther

Website: https://ryther.org/
Location: Seattle,
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Description: Sub Acute Care - inpatient program provides specialized treatment including: milieu therapy, case management, individual/group therapy. Serving children ages 6-14 w/ emotional, behavioral, mental health problems.
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Saco School Department – Saco Middle School & Burns Elementary

Website: http://middle.sacoschools.org/
Location: Saco,
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Description: A student would work at Burns School (3rd-5th) and Saco Middle School. They would be involved in a variety of ways with children, adolescents, school personnel and families with the goal of improving the clients social and emotional functioning she/he can perform more successfully in school. Students receive multiple opportunities to pursue interested areas of growth and learning with plenty of access to field instructor. Activities include: community networking, consultation, therapeutic horseback riding, adventure based counseling etc.
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Saco School Department – Thornton Academy

Website: https://www.thorntonacademy.org/
Location: Saco,
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Description: Serves high school students grades 9-12 with individual and group counseling, case management, safety assessments, school-wide programs and projects, and community meetings and corrections. Student learning opportunities include: case management, advocacy, assessments, individual counseling, case documentation, family work, group work, and opportunities to work on school wide issues (e.g. protocol development for new students).
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Sacopee Valley Health Center

Website: http://svhc.org/
Location: Porter,
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Safe Harbor

Location: Richmond,
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Description: Safe Harbor is a resource center for persons who have or are now presently experiencing domestic violence.
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Safe Horizon

Website: https://www.safehorizon.org/
Location: Brooklyn,
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Description: Safe Horizon has provided victims of domestic violence, child abuse, human trafficking, rape and sexual assault, as well as homeless youth and families of homicide victims, with a wide range of comprehensive support.
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Safe Nest

Website: https://safenest.org/
Location: Las Vegas,
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Description: Established in 1977, SafeNest is Nevada’s largest, most comprehensive nonprofit dedicated to ending domestic violence by focusing on five core confidential, trauma-informed services: emergency shelter, 24/7 crisis hotline, counseling, advocacy and prevention education.
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Safe Nest

Website: https://safenest.org/
Location: Las Vegas,
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Description: SafeNest has been at the forefront of ending domestic and sexual violence in Southern Nevada for 44 years. What sets us apart is the commitment to treating the entire continuum of violence from prevention to protection to empowerment. We not only provide a discreet, safe shelter for victims of abuse, but SafeNest is also the only nonprofit in the Valley to provide resources for batterers to address the cycle of abuse at the root.
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Safe Voices (formally AWAP)

Website: https://safevoices.org/
Location: Auburn,
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Description: Safe Voices (formally Abused Women's Advocacy Project) works with over 2000 women and children a year. We offer placements for students interested in working with victims of domestic violence either in shelter, transitional housing, or outreach office settings School based prevention work and rural advocacy available. Staff of 23 works from a model that offers respect, non-violence, safety and quality while working to end domestic violence through services, prevention, community education and social change. Training is required of all interns and is offered two times per year. https://safevoices.org/get-involved/internships
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Safe Voices (formally AWAP)

Website: https://safevoices.org/
Location: Rumford,
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Description: Safe Voices (formally Abused Women's Advocacy Project) works with over 2000 women and children a year. We offer placements for students interested in working with victims of domestic violence either in shelter, transitional housing, or outreach office settings School based prevention work and rural advocacy available. Staff of 23 works from a model that offers respect, non-violence, safety and quality while working to end domestic violence through services, prevention, community education and social change. Students are required to attend a training prior to working with clients. Multiple Locations.
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