SHECP partners with organizations, businesses, schools, governments, and individuals that share a common vision: To equip college students to address the problem of poverty, as future professionals and citizens, by expanding and improving opportunities to study the meanings, causes, and consequences of poverty in a wide range of disciplines.
Below is a list and a map with our agency partners.
Donors, Board Members, and Member Institutions are listed separately.
RESEARCH Partner
INTERNSHIP Partners are co-educators. They provide curious and capable students with full-time volunteer hands-on learning and structure and guidance for their work. Learn more about serving as a co-educator.
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- Advantage Cleveland: Tennis & Education (1)
- African-American Health Information and Resource Center (1)
- Agape Youth & Family Center (1)
- Alternative Directions, Inc. (1)
- Americana World Community Center (1)
- Asylee Women Enterprise (2)
- Atlanta Community Food Bank (1)
- Atlanta Mission (1)
- Austin Chamber of Commerce (1)
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- Barbara McInnis House - Boston Healthcare for the Homeless (1)
- Blue Ridge Autism and Achievement Center (1)
- Blue Ridge Literacy (1)
- Boston Healthcare for the Homeless - Barbara McInnis House (1)
- Bowery Residents’ Committee, Inc. (BRC) (1)
- Boys & Girls Club of Phillips County (1)
- Boys and Girls Club of Chester (1)
- Bradley Free Clinic (1)
- BRC Chemical Dependency Crisis Center (CDCC) (1)
- Bread for the City (1)
- Breakthrough Collaborative (1)
- Brookview House (1)
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- Cabbage Patch Settlement House (2)
- CAMC Memorial Hospital (1)
- CAMC Ryan White HIV Program (1)
- Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers (2)
- Campus Kitchen at Washington and Lee (1)
- Capital Area Partnership Uplifting People, Inc. (CAPUP) (1)
- Capstone Community Action - Weatherization Program (1)
- Career Collaborative (1)
- Caritas of Austin (1)
- Casa Marianella (1)
- Catholic Charities Community Services of Dutchess County (1)
- Catholic Charities of Louisville (1)
- Catholic Social Services (1)
- Center For Family Services (1)
- Center for HIV/AIDS Research, Education, and Policy (C-HAREP) (1)
- Center for New North Carolinians (1)
- Central Outreach and Advocacy Center (1)
- Central Susquehanna Opportunities, Inc. (1)
- Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity (1)
- Chatham Savannah Authority for the Homeless (CSAH) (1)
- Chester Children's Chorus (1)
- Chester Housing Authority (1)
- Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper (1)
- Christian Appalachian Project (2)
- Church of the Common Ground (1)
- Church World Service Greensboro (2)
- City of Refuge (1)
- CitySquash (1)
- Cleveland Clinic - Lakewood Family Health Center (1)
- Cleveland Clinic-Stephanie Tubbs Jones Health Center (1)
- Commonwealth Catholic Charities of Richmond (1)
- Community Solutions International, Inc. (2)
- Cone Health System, Regional Center for Infectious Disease (1)
- Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) of the Savannah Area, Inc. (1)
- Cooper's Ferry Partnership (1)
- Covenant House (1)
- CrossOver Healthcare Ministry (1)
- Cuyahoga County Drug Court (1)
- Cuyahoga County Juvenile Detention Center (1)
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- Faith in Action of the Greater Kanawha Valley, Inc. (1)
- Family Health Centers, Inc. (1)
- Family Health Centers, Inc. - Phoenix Health Center for the Homeless (1)
- Family Scholar House, Inc (1)
- Family Service of Roanoke Valley (2)
- Food Bank of South Jersey - Health and Wellness Department (1)
- Food Well Alliance (1)
- Forsyth Farmers Market (1)
- Foundation Communities (1)
- Frontier Nursing University (1)
- Fulton Atlanta Community Action Authority (1)
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- K
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- N
- O
- P
- R
- S
- SABER & Stone State Entertainment (1)
- Sacred Heart Center (1)
- Saint Joseph's Carpenter Society (1)
- Savannah/Chatham CASA (1)
- Shamokin Area School District (1)
- Shepherd's Clinic (1)
- So Others Might Eat (1)
- SOME Inc (1)
- St. John Center for Homeless Men (1)
- STEPS To End Domestic Violence (1)
- Stewpot Community Services (1)
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