Internship (Sep to Apr) – Psychoeducation and Behavioral Support

The intern will provide individual and group behavioral health support to families experiencing homelessness while assisting with resource referrals. They will also contribute to data collection, curriculum development, and the continuous improvement of behavioral health systems.

Candidates must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program in social work, counseling, psychology, child life, or a related clinical field. Proficiency in a second language such as spanish or haitian creole and experience with trauma-Informed care are highly desired.