Interested in volunteering or interning?

Consider Arizonans for Children! 

Our two Visitation Centers provide a safe homelike environment for parents to visit with their children. This may occur as a result of foster care placement or due to a family court case related to custody/parenting time. Families visiting in our Visitation Centers have access to a playground, dining areas, toys, air hockey, books, snacks, activities and more!

Volunteers, interns, and service learning students can consider the following positions:

Details: Arizona Attorney General's Office of Victim Services 

Arizona Attorney General's Office of Victim Services 

During this internship, you will help serve crime victims in a number of ways. You will empower victims by informing them of significant case-related information, as well as ensuring that statute-mandated victims’ rights are provided. In addition, you will assist crime victims in accessing appropriate and financially accessible services within their community.

Details: Strong Foundations Center for Early Learning & Resiliency at Homeward Bound

Are you interested in working with Elementary school age children?

Details: https://psychology.clas.asu.edu/sites/default/files/phoenix_day_child_and_family_learning_center_position_description.pdf  

Phoenix Day Janis Merrill Education Center

"Providing quality early childhood education"

Potential Experiences at Mesa Public Schools to Intern with School Psychologists

Girl Scouts- Social Impact Programs 

Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona

At Free Arts, we foster professional development and mentorship, and incorporate strengths-based approaches to our work because we believe in creating a growth environment for our employees. Throughout our programs, development, and operations teams, you will find collaboration, trust building, and effective communication, and an environment that encourages self-management through modeled leadership.