The internship program offers students hands-on experience, skill development, professional networking, and resume enhancement across various fields such as mental health, child welfare, counseling, arts therapy, finance, human services, marketing, non-profit operations, school-based therapy, and social work.
Participants can choose from programs in Maryland and West Virginia, with opportunities to specify location and program interests during application. Requirements include being at least 21 years old, passing background checks and drug screens, and completing agency-specific training. Most internships last one or two semesters and are in-person, with limited remote options. Interns are paired with supervisors, and successful completion can lead to employment opportunities. The organization values diversity and is an equal opportunity employer, ensuring accessible programs for all.