Community Health Worker / Client Support Intern

Kyla Care Therapy provides compassionate, accessible, and culturally responsive therapy services with a focus on reproductive and mental health. Our mission is to walk alongside individuals and families, creating safe spaces for healing and growth. We are committed to building equity in healthcare and supporting communities through innovative, person-centered care.

Internship Position Overview

Kyla Care Therapy is seeking a compassionate and reliable Community Health Worker / Client Support Intern to assist clients with non-clinical support. This internship is ideal for someone interested in public health, health equity, or social work. Interns will gain hands-on experience in client engagement, referrals, and trauma-informed care, while supporting outreach and community connection efforts.

Intern Opportunity Details

• Internship Wage: $16.66 – $19.00 per hour
• Estimated Hours Per Week: 12
• Minimum Age Requirement: 18
• Location: Virtual (with occasional in-person outreach opportunities)

Skills the Intern May Learn

• Providing non-clinical support to individuals navigating reproductive or mental health challenges
• Building trust and rapport with clients from diverse backgrounds
• Helping clients access housing, food, parenting, transportation, and other resources
• Using referral systems and maintaining resource databases
• Documenting client contacts and outcomes in tracking systems
• Supporting groups, workshops, and outreach events
• Practicing trauma-informed, culturally responsive engagement

Tools/Equipment/Supplies Required

• Computer or tablet with internet (provided or reimbursed if needed)
• Access to Google Drive and client resource database (provided)
• Phone or secure messaging app for follow-ups (training provided)
• Transportation support may be provided for outreach events

Requirements

• Must be 18 or older and eligible to work in the U.S.
• Must complete confidentiality and HIPAA compliance training
• Weekly check-in with supervisor and documentation of support work
• Willingness to learn and apply trauma-informed principles
• Completion of onboarding training on referral systems, boundaries, and advocacy

Preferred Qualifications

• Interest in health equity, public health, or social work
• Strong interpersonal and problem-solving skills
• Familiarity with navigating community services or social service systems
• Comfort with phone calls, emails, and virtual client contact
• Lived experience and/or cultural competence supporting marginalized communities