Public Health Internship

Public Health Interns will have the opportunity to participate in and lend direct work to various aspects of quality and compliance, grant writing and reporting, human resources, and agency operations at Friends of the Family, with an overall goal of gaining hands on experience in applicable projects in the non-profit industry, as well as develop leadership skills and participate in professional growth activities. 

What You Will Do: 

• Attend and actively participate on at least one agency committee that addresses health components: JEDI, Mental Health, Proven Process Work Committees and work in collaboration with the committee members.  
• Observe various programs and department operations to best understand agency functionality and services provided. 
• Participate in the internal auditing process, reviewing case files for compliance and developing knowledge around the complexities of serving people in crisis. 
• Participate in grant writing and reporting activities including creating narrative, gathering data and proof reading.  
• Become familiar with agency processes and policies, funding streams, and grant/compliance standards, the agency adheres to. 
• Represent FOF at community and other program development meetings in a positive and professional manner.