• What is the difference between an intern and a volunteer?
• Do I have to be in college to intern at the Denver Rescue Mission?
• Do interns get paid?
• Who is eligible for the tuition reimbursement?
• Do interns receive free housing?
• What is the best way to pursue an internship at the Denver Rescue Mission?

What is the difference between an intern and a volunteer?
There is a learning component involved in each internship whether provided through the intern’s academic institution or the Denver Rescue Mission. An internship is often intended to lend experience to a future career. In addition, an intern typically commits more time per week to serving at the Denver Rescue Mission.

Do I have to be in college to intern at the Denver Rescue Mission?
No, we have internship opportunities for all walks of life, although at a minimum you must be 21+ years or have 2 years of college.

Do interns get paid?
We are able to provide a $100 monthly stipend for those interning full time (40 hours per week).

Who is eligible for the tuition reimbursement?
A tuition reimbursement of $200 per month is available to Servant Corps interns only. The reimbursement is directly paid to your college/university or lending company at the completion of your internship.

Do interns receive free housing?
Housing accommodations are provided at The Crossing for full-time interns at Denver Rescue Mission facilities located in Denver and on-site at Harvest Farm for full-time Harvest Farm interns.

What is the best way to pursue an internship at the Denver Rescue Mission?
The first step is to complete the online application. This initial application will go directly to the internship coordinator who will then contact you regarding the next step.
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At-A-Glance

"Campus to the World" - hosting students from places like Germany, New Zealand, Canada, Kenya, Czech Republic, Ireland, England, Scotland, South Africa, and the U.S.

Formal, supervised training provided to approximately 60 interns each year