Student Intern- Skyway Family Success Center (SFSC)

Internship Opportunity: Skyway Family Success Center Prevention Links | Public Health, Psychology & Child Education Interns About the Opportunity Prevention Links is seeking motivated and enthusiastic college students majoring in Public Health, Psychology, or Child Education for an internship at the Skyway Family Success Center.

This internship provides hands-on experience supporting children, families, and the surrounding community through family engagement, educational programming, community outreach, and resource development. Interns will work alongside the Family Success Center team to support daily operations, assist with activities and events, and help develop programs that respond to community needs.

This is an excellent opportunity for students who want to gain practical experience in community-based services while developing professional skills in communication, program planning, teamwork, and family engagement.

Key Responsibilities

Assist with planning, preparing, and facilitating children's activities, family programs, workshops, and community events. Program Development: Develop and lead at least one program per semester under staff supervision. Community Outreach: Help promote center services, engage families, and support outreach initiatives.

Social Media Management: Assist with creating and sharing social media content to promote programs, events, and center activities. Flyer and Materials Development: Create promotional flyers, program announcements, and other outreach materials. Administrative Support: Prepare participant registration forms, sign-in sheets, and program materials.

Front Desk Support: Learn to answer telephone calls, greet visitors, and respond professionally to general inquiries. Resource Development and Research: Research community resources, educational materials, and services that support children and families. Team Collaboration: Participate in team meetings, program planning meetings, and discussions about upcoming activities.

Daily Operations: Assist with routine center operations and provide program coverage as assigned. What You Will Learn Through this internship, students will develop practical skills in: Professional communication and customer service Teamwork and collaboration Time management and organization Problem-solving and critical thinking Program planning and implementation Community outreach and family engagement Social media and promotional content development Resource research and development Event coordination and administrative support Working with children, caregivers, and diverse communities Internship Learning Requirements Each intern will be expected to: Learn the daily operations, programs, and services of the Skyway Family Success Center.

Develop flyers and promotional materials for center programs. Create participant registration forms and sign-in sheets. Learn to answer telephone calls and greet visitors professionally. Assist with the implementation of ongoing programs and community events. Participate in team meetings and program planning sessions.

Support social media outreach and community resource research. Develop and facilitate at least one program per semester under staff supervision. Observe and learn how other Family Success Center programs are planned and delivered. Complete assigned tasks and collaborate with staff to support the center's daily operations.

Qualifications

Currently enrolled in a college or university program in Public Health, Psychology, or Child Education . Interest in supporting children, families, and community-based programming. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Willingness to learn, take initiative, and work collaboratively. Organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple assignments.

Creativity and interest in program development, community outreach, and educational activities. Commitment to professionalism, confidentiality, and respectful engagement with diverse families. Why Intern with Prevention Links? Gain meaningful, hands-on experience while contributing to programs that strengthen families and build healthier communities.

Interns will have opportunities to connect classroom learning with real-world practice, develop professional competencies, and make a positive contribution to the community. Ready to gain experience while making a difference? Explore internship opportunities with Prevention Links and take the next step toward your professional career.

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