Join our team today and help us change lives, for good.
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Internship Opportunities
IMPACT welcomes college students pursuing careers in the helping professions. We provide a solid foundation for learning and support our interns’ ability to gain valuable insight by working directly with clients and partners. Employers recognize the value of an IMPACT placement because our of unique position in the community as a resource navigator, problem solver and systems change leader. Join our proud tradition.
WHY IMPACT?
Our goal is to provide a placement that gives students an opportunity to:
- gain essential background knowledge of systems change
- enhance interpersonal skills and learn new skills
- build a network of contacts
- practice what they’ve learned in their studies
- benefit from a mentor or supervisor’s advice and experiences
General Requirements:
- Students must currently be pursuing an accredited two or four-year college degree
- Internship placement must align with the student’s studies
- Students must reside in the state of Wisconsin and within 50 miles of IMPACT’s office in West Allis
CONTACT US TO LEARN MORE
If you have questions about our internship program or want to partner with IMPACT for your student’s internship placement, complete this form.
You can make an IMPACT!
IMPACT helps people take the first step toward changing their life, for good. We assess and guide those experiencing personal crisis toward resources to achieve stability; and collaborate with community partners to foster system improvement.
IMPACT is always seeking talented and passionate individuals to join our team. We invite you to explore our open positions and apply today.
If you need assistance completing the application, please call IMPACT’s Human Resources department at (414)302-6636.
IMPACT EQUAL OPPORTUNITY POLICY
IMPACT, Inc. is in compliance with the equal opportunity policy and standards of the Department of Workforce Development, Department of Health and Family Services and all applicable state and federal statutes and regulations relating to nondiscrimination in employment and service delivery.
Please visit the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for more information.
