The Housing Navigation Program assists low-income individuals with active legal cases who need help securing new housing. Housing navigation supports long-term housing stability for people who might otherwise face eviction judgments and other preventable barriers to obtaining safe and accessible housing. Started in 2025, the program is part of the Denver Housing Unit. Interns work directly with clients on their housing goals and assist with program administration. The work is fast-paced, as many clients need immediate support. The internship offers students experience working with clients in a nonprofit setting, including low-income individuals, immigrants, people with disabilities, older adults, and people experiencing domestic violence. The position is based in the Denver office, with the option to work a hybrid schedule. It is part-time, with a preference for a commitment of 10 hours or more. The schedule can accommodate the intern’s school schedule, and some work may be done outside typical business hours. The position is unpaid, though students may use student-generated work-study funds or apply for course credit through their Externship Program.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Intern
Education Level
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