Are you a high school student or undergraduate student interested in the mental health field looking for experience working with grieving children, teens, and their families? Selected applicants in our Non-Clinical Internship program will be responsible for working with our onsite, school, and community-based programming teams to offer support and services to the youth, staff, and caregivers in the Allen County area and beyond.

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We evaluate candidates who are:

• Enrolled as an advanced standing high school student or undergraduate graduate student in a mental health related field

• Able to work a minimum 8-12 hours per week, preferably one School Calendar Year Commitment (August – May) or Semester-Based (August-December) (January-May)

• Can participate in our Erin’s House Facilitator Trainings on-site and annually held in various times throughout the year

• Agree to criminal background check prior to assuming duties

• Please note that all Erin’s House internships require evening availability

• Meet additional requirements as outlined in the position description

• Application closes Wednesday, April 23, 2025

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