Each intern will be responsible for planning, marketing, and running specific programs and will be required to complete an independent project related to our camp and program needs. Additionally, interns will learn facility and maintenance procedures, gain an understanding of the ACA accreditation process, and assist with office administration including reservations, marketing, and database management. Interns also will spend time with the Camp Director, thus gaining exposure to general camp management, financing, and budgeting. Camp Timberline interns will walk away from their internship with first-hand knowledge and experience in program design and development, business management, and the skills to direct recreational programs. Positions involve working directly with adults on daily living skills, community integration, socialization and job training skills.
Internships are available during spring, fall, winter, and summer semesters.
YAI prides itself on its commitment to its staff and students. Work in a day treatment facility with adult consumers with mental retardation. All positions are working with consumers over the age of 21. Serve 2-11 Weeks with developmentally disabled children and adults at beautiful residential summer camp. Hands on experience with diverse groups.