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Learn about Project Horseshoe Farm's fellowship program, designed for students interested in health, public health, education, and other helping professions. Accepted Fellows receive free housing, an educational grant of $700-$1000/month (site dependent), and valuable experience through:

• Mentored relationship focused volunteer service to seniors, adults living with mental illness, and children.
  
• Volunteer work supporting health providers and teachers and extending their capacity to provide relationship focused care and support to adults living with mental illness, seniors, and children in local communities.
  
• Direct volunteer service to individuals as a way of positively impacting the psychological and social determinants of health and learning about Horseshoe Farm’s approach to biopsychosocial community health.
  
• Close work and collaboration with a team of other talented Fellows and ongoing teaching and mentorship from top notch Site Directors.
  
• First hand exposure to and learning about health systems, health policy, and Horseshoe Farm’s approach to reinforcing and strengthening health and education systems.
  
• Experience with and learning about operations in a community based non-profit organization.
  
• Community Engagement volunteer work and other opportunities to get to know your local community.
  
• Weekly reading and discussion series

Session is virtual. RSVP below for Zoom link.

Contact

Don Snyder

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