Administrative Support Intern

Community Health Worker Intern
Workforce & Housing Navigator (Part‑Time)

Admin Support Internship (unpaid)

On‑site (Indianapolis, IN)

Position Description, 

The Administrative Support Intern provides educational, hands‑on experience supporting nonprofit operations, program coordination, and administrative systems in a trauma‑informed, community‑based organization. This internship is designed to complement academic coursework and build professional skills relevant to social work, public health, and business pathways.

Hours & Duration

• 8–20 hours per week
• Flexible scheduling around classes
• Semester‑based commitment (10–16 weeks preferred)
• Remote, hybrid, or in‑person options may be available

Academic Credit

This unpaid internship is structured to qualify for academic credit, practicum, or experiential learning requirements, subject to school approval.

 Eligible for:

• Social Work (macro/mezzo administrative exposure)
• Public Health (community health administration, SDOH support)
• Business / Nonprofit Management (operations and administration)

The organization will complete learning agreements, provide supervision, and coordinate with faculty as needed.

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Key Responsibilities

• Assist with administrative and office support tasks
• Support program documentation, intake, and data tracking
• Maintain organized digital and physical files
• Help prepare reports, materials, and correspondence
• Participate in meetings, training, and supervision

Minimum Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in Social Work, Public Health, Business, or related program
• Basic proficiency in Microsoft Office or Google Workspace
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
• Ability to maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries

Important Notice

This is an unpaid internship for educational purposes. Interns do not replace paid staff. Academic credit, supervision, and professional experience are the primary benefits of participation.