Intern & Practicum Opportunities

Most interns work 10 to 20+ hours a week to assist in the delivery of services to our clients. Interns gain valuable professional experience while learning how to serve our clients. Please read each description before submitting an application as different programs have different requirements.

Advantages of Interning with Friends of the Family:

Opportunities to network with community and statewide agencies
A professional atmosphere with accessible clinical staff and peer support
Ongoing professional development provided
TV/VCR equipment is available for videotaping and reviewing counseling sessions
Opportunities for public speaking
Opportunities to participate in sexual assault victim advocacy

Types of Internship Opportunities Available: Spring Semester is now Closed, all Applications will be for Summer 2021 - NWI will be May 25th-28th 2021

Prevention, Education, and Awareness Intern
Marketing and Development Intern
Non-Profit Operations Intern
Outreach Advocacy Intern
Counseling Intern
Play Therapy Intern
Shelter Advocacy Intern
Shelter Children's Program Intern
BIPP Facilitator
BIPP Partner Advocate
Merchandising Intern (Upscale Resale - Thrift Store Intern)
Adult Counseling Program
CIS Internship
Legal Department Internship
Transitional Housing Internship

HOW TO BECOME AN INTERN

1. Complete the Intern Application

2. After submitting your online application you will receive an email with more details regarding the next steps in the intern application process, including sending Resume, Cover Letter, completed ROI, and Confidentiality agreement.

3. Due to the high volume of phone calls related to student placement, please email all questions to volunteer@dcfof.org.