Internship Program
Empowering communities through service and learning
Welcome to Our Kūpuna's Internship Program
Join us in our mission to support the low-income, homebound elderly while gaining invaluable experience in community health, social work, and more.
Our program is not just an internship; it's a pathway to becoming a leader in client-centered service.
84
Student Interns
Since 2020, we've trained over 84 student interns, equipping them with skills in case management, public health, and client service.
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27 were part of the UH-KCC CHW training program
14 were UH students
6 were HPU students
1 was a Chaminade University student
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Outside of the traditional university training programs
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Over the past 3.75 (almost 4) years!
Of those 84 interns…
Our unique approach includes tailored learning plans, hands-on projects, and frequent mentoring for a comprehensive educational experience.
120
Total Hours*
Each intern follows a training period guided by experienced staff. Once they successfully complete the training period, they go through more complex tasks and projects.
*Total hours may differ depending on the program/internship cohort
What You’ll Do
Dive into tasks ranging from client interaction and data management to grant writing and community outreach.
The Benefits
Be part of a supportive team, contributing to program design and resource research, all while gaining credits and professional experience. Opportunities for employment post-internship.
Intern Statements