Volunteer
Give time and skills to support survivors, youth, events and day-to-day community work.
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Internships
Hands-on experience in advocacy, case management, support groups and empowerment-focused programs serving a diverse community.
Make a meaningful impact while you learn
KBFLC serves BIPOC individuals, men, children and young adults in marginalized communities impacted by domestic and sexual violence. Interns may gain experience with support groups, advocacy, case management and empowerment-focused programming.
KBFLC currently accepts a small number of interns each semester. Applicants should submit a resume and cover letter explaining why they want to intern at KBFLC, what they hope to learn and what they can contribute.
Apply for an internship
Complete the internship application and email your resume and cover letter to info@kbflc.org.
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There is room for volunteers, mentors and community partners across every part of the organization.
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A sustained commitment that helps young people build confidence, leadership skills and connection.
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