Fellows & Interns
Work Directly with Clients
Grow Spiritually
Live in Community
Gain Professional Experience
Summer Internship Program
The Jill’s House Summer Internship is a 10-week program for currently-enrolled college students who have a passion for serving God through loving children with intellectual disabilities. The program is located in the Washington, D.C. area and runs from late May through beginning- to mid-August, with an end date contingent on each intern’s college schedule.
The Role
As an intern, you will serve as a Client Care Specialist (CCS). You will be fully-trained to work directly with groups of kids with intellectual disabilities, engaging them in a wide variety of fun activities at Jill’s House Tysons during the week and at our campsites during the weekends.
Responsibilities
- Leading a group of 1-4 clients through their scheduled activities
- Following an individualized service plan for each client in your group
- Providing a safe, fun, and positive experience for your clients
- Documenting details related to each client’s stay
- Collaborating with coworkers & supervisors to provide the best care
- Interacting with the families of the clients we serve
Growth Opportunities
- Exposure to various medical diagnoses
- Training in behavior management and redirection
- One-on-one meetings with the Internship Coordinator
- Regular group Bible Studies
- Leadership training and development
The Benefits
Fully-Furnished Housing
Social Events
Monthly Stipend
Ready to make
a difference?
The program offers rolling admission, and the deadline is March 10th. Please apply for the Internship online at jillshouse.org/careers.
For more information, please email:
Fellowship Program
The Jill’s House Fellowship is an intensive year of service in the Washington, D.C. area for recent college grads who have a strong desire to serve the Lord and an interest in working with children with intellectual disabilities. Through paid full-time work experience, intentional community, and opportunities to grow in faith, fellows will have the tools to grow and enrich every area of their lives.
The Role
As a Fellow, you will serve primarily as a Client Care Specialist (CCS). That means you will be fully trained to work directly with kids with intellectual disabilities, engaging them in a wide variety of fun activities. Jill’s House fellows typically work about 44 hours per week, including two 8- or 12-hour shifts each weekend.
Responsibilities
- Leading a group of 1-4 clients through their scheduled activities
- Following an individualized service plan for each client in your group
- Providing a safe, fun, and positive experience for your clients
- Documenting details related to each client’s stay
- Collaborating with coworkers & supervisors to provide the best care
- Interacting with the families of the clients we serve
Growth Opportunities
- Weekly shadowing with a Jill’s House staff member
- Exposure to various medical diagnoses
- Training in behavior management and redirection
- Regular meetings with a mentor
- One-on-one meetings with the Fellowship Coordinator
and the Program Supervisor - Regular Bible studies with other fellows
The Benefits
Fully-Furnished Housing
Sponsored Social Outings
Hourly Pay
Ready to make
a difference?
Jill’s House is offering three start dates to accommodate different graduation timelines.
Applications Deadlines:
- August 25th for Fall Fellow Class starting September 6th
- December 5th for Winter Fellow Class starting January 3rd
- April 30th for Spring Fellow Class starting May 30th
For more information, please email:
© 2018 Jill’s House
Fellows & Interns
Work Directly with Clients
Grow Spiritually
Live in Community
Gain Professional Experience
Summer Internship Program
The Jill’s House Summer Internship is a 10-week program for currently-enrolled college students who have a passion for serving God through loving children with intellectual disabilities. The program is located in the Washington, D.C. area and runs from late May through beginning- to mid-August, with an end date contingent on each intern’s college schedule.
The Role
As an intern, you will serve as a Client Care Specialist (CCS). You will be fully-trained to work directly with groups of kids with intellectual disabilities, engaging them in a wide variety of fun activities at Jill’s House Tysons during the week and at our campsites during the weekends.
Responsibilities
- Leading a group of 1-4 clients through their scheduled activities
- Following an individualized service plan for each client in your group
- Providing a safe, fun, and positive experience for your clients
- Documenting details related to each client’s stay
- Collaborating with coworkers & supervisors to provide the best care
- Interacting with the families of the clients we serve
Growth Opportunities
- Exposure to various medical diagnoses
- Training in behavior management and redirection
- One-on-one meetings with the Internship Coordinator
- Regular group Bible Studies
- Leadership training and development
The Benefits
Fully-Furnished Housing
Social Events
Monthly Stipend
Ready to make
a difference?
The program offers rolling admission, and the application deadline is March 10th.
For more information, please email:
Fellowship Program
The Jill’s House Fellowship is an intensive year or service in the Washington, D.C. area for recent college grads who have a strong desire to serve the Lord and an interest in working with children with intellectual disabilities. Through paid full-time work experience, intentional community, and opportunities to grow in faith, fellows will have the tools to grow and enrich every area of their lives.
The Role
As a Fellow, you will serve primarily as a Client Care Specialist (CCS). That means you will be fully trained to work directly with kids with intellectual disabilities, engaging them in a wide variety of fun activities. Jill’s House fellows typically work about 44 hours per week, including two 8- or 12-hour shifts each weekend.
Responsibilities
- Leading a group of 1-4 clients through their scheduled activities
- Following an individualized service plan for each client in your group
- Providing a safe, fun, and positive experience for your clients
- Documenting details related to each client’s stay
- Collaborating with coworkers & supervisors to provide the best care
- Interacting with the families of the clients we serve
Growth Opportunities
- Weekly shadowing with a Jill’s House staff member
- Exposure to various medical diagnoses
- Training in behavior management and redirection
- Regular meetings with a mentor
- One-on-one meetings with the Fellowship Coordinator
and the Program Supervisor - Regular Bible studies with other fellows
The Benefits
Fully-Furnished Housing
Sponsored Social Outings
Hourly Pay
Ready to make
a difference?
Please apply for the Fellowship online at jillshouse.org/careers. Applications are due March 10th.
For more information, email:
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