The 180 Degrees Program is proud to be a partner with the following organizations:
- Abundant Life Ministries, Mountain View, CA
- Agape Foundation, Woodside, CA
- Access Granted INC. – Portland, Oregon
- Alameda Community Learning Center – Alameda, CA
- Black Sheep Redemption Program, San Juan Baustista, CA
- Beaumont Middle School – Portland, OR
- Catherine’s Center – Menlo Park, CA
- Delta 180, Greenville MS
- East Side Union High School District, San Jose, CA
- Envision Schools, Oakland, CA
- Firehouse Development Corporation – San Jose, CA
- Inspired Word Ministries - Milwaukee, WI
- Life Leadership Academy - Grambling, LA
- Oakland City Church, Oakland, CA
- Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center, San Mateo, CA
- RoccSolid Advisement - Sacramento, CA
- Rock Harbor Christian Ministries - San Pablo, CA
- Sacramento Chinese Community Service Center - Sacramento, CA
- Simba/Lion Kings – San Francisco, CA
- Venture Academy – Stockton, CA
- Young Life - Northern CA - Indonesia - India
- Youth Guidance Network – Pomona, C
- Vision International Ministries - Cel Cerrito, CA
- Youth Community Service -Palo Alto, CA
- 180 Degrees Foundation -Salem, OR
Collaboration and partnering is essential for the 180º Program to successfully be implemented and produce expected outcome results. There are many stakeholders that will need to be part of the overall support structure for this new intervention and some will actually become collaborators. As specific areas for pilot project implementation are selected within, the 180º Program will be partnering with local education and youth programs where collaboration reduces costs, leverages other program goals, and provides new levels of SEL programming locally.
“In this class I learned that I’m valuable and I’m capable of many wonderful things and I can get to the point where I want to be in life. In school, now I actually try, I do my work, sure I don’t have straight A’s , but I do have a lot better grades than I did last year, instead of all straight F’s. My grades, attitude, attendance and academics all improved in a good way.”— Brenda