We have no insurance coverage for interns, and once they are in a community, they are pretty much on their own. We do put a lot of time into finding a place that will match your skills, in a community that is accepting and can provide a place to live. As I said, the living conditions can be harsh, usually no electricity or running water. Beans, rice and tortillas are the food every day. There is no comfortable place to sleep and no privacy.
Most pottery is handbuilt and wood fired.
Let us know if this is the kind of experience you are looking for. Please get back in touch with me , Diana Bohn, if you want to pursue this. I look forward to hearing from you.