Cloverleaf Enrichment Center

Learning opportunities at Cloverleaf include:

• Planning and organizing of community events including but not limited to family/children events, community cafes in apartment complexes, and other events where families gather
• Case management/care coordination - complete phone calls, schedule appointments, screenings, needs assessments and other tools to support caregivers and children
• Job shadowing with clinicians and working collaboratively to address the client's treatment plan through skills building and other interventions that may be appropriate 
• Supporting with data entry and analyzing data to support current and future funding
• Weekly reflective supervision and opportunities to support growth development through trainings and other agency/community opportunities 
• Home visits and/or community visits with clients
• Support with group development and co-facilitation 

The student intern should be:

• Flexible, reliable, able to receive feedback and adapt to changes
• Willing to be a learner and ask questions and for help 
• Able to take initiative
• Able to work well in a team and also able to complete tasks independently
• Able to use the NASW Code of Ethics as their guide to engaging with clients, community, colleagues, and others
• Willing to practice regular self reflection and open to grow and stretch out of comfort zone
• Able to contribute to creating a healthy, healing, professional and supportive work environment
• Have a passion to work with individuals, families, and children of all ages to support their overall wellness
• Willing and able to work with various populations, cultures, and individuals who have experienced trauma and other impactful life events