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Marriage and Family Therapist& Clinical Social Worker Internships
Make a difference in the lives of sexual assault survivors and their families by becoming a counseling intern with Project Sister Family Services. Our dedicated team of counselors and licensed therapists provides long-term healing opportunities to survivors of sexual assault and child abuse, as well as impacted, non-offending family members.
As a counseling intern, you will:
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Provide direct counseling services under the supervision of a licensed clinician.
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Offer counseling services with our walk-in clinic helping survivors access vital resources, services, and receiving short-term emotional counseling.
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Work alongside trauma-informed professionals to develop safe and sustainable practices for both you and your clients.
This meaningful role requires comprehensive training, provided by our experienced team, to prepare you to serve survivors with confidence and sensitivity. Counseling interns must be at least 18 years old, pass a background check, and complete our state-certified advocate training program. Supervision is offered by Project Sister Family Services.
Join us in creating a safer, more supportive community for survivors of sexual assault and abuse. Your time, skills, and compassion can be life-changing.
Apply below and be part of the change. Together, we can make a difference.
Clinical Internships
Make a difference in the lives of sexual assault survivors and their families by becoming an advocate with Project Sister Family Services. Our dedicated team of volunteer advocates provides essential crisis intervention and support to survivors, helping them navigate moments of trauma with care, empathy, and empowerment.
As volunteer and intern advocate, you will:
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Support survivors through our 24-hour crisis hotline and in-person response at local hospitals.
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Offer compassionate listening and guidance, helping survivors access vital resources and services.
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Work alongside community partners, including law enforcement, medical professionals, and community partners to advocate for the rights and well-being of survivors.
This meaningful role requires comprehensive training, provided by our experienced team, to prepare you to serve survivors with confidence and sensitivity. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old, pass a background check, and complete our state-certified advocate training program.
Join us in creating a safer, more supportive community for survivors of sexual assault and abuse. Your time, skills, and compassion can be life-changing.
Apply here and be part of the change. Together, we can make a difference.