Stonewall Project, a program of San Francisco AIDS Foundation
Training Focus
- Adults
- Bereavement
- Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)
- Community mental health
- Elders
- HIV+
- Houseless population
- Immigrant/refugee
- LGBTQIA+
- Sex workers
- Survivors of sexual assault/domestic violence
- Young adults
Join Stonewall Project, a program of San Francisco AIDS Foundation at our Open House on February 2 at 3pm
Application Deadline
Feb 29, 2024
Application Requirements
You may upload your resume, cover letter, and two letters of recommendation to the online application that will be available here by early January 2024.
If your letters of recommendation are not ready when you apply, you may submit your application without them and provide the letters to us at a later time.
The interview process involves a 20- to 30-minute initial screening and a 1-hour interview. Both of these interviews will take place over Zoom. We should be able to notify all applicants of our decisions by April 1.
When do you accept/onboard new trainees?
Fall: Aug/Sep
Contact Person
Robert Holum, LMFT, Director, Clinical Internship Program
Director, Clinical Internship Program
rholum@sfaf.org
415-487-8067
Additional Information
Applicant Restrictions: Both pre-degree and post-degree applicants may apply, but please note that we do not offer paid associateships.
Interns of color at Stonewall may apply for a Multicultural Student Stipend through the San Francisco Department of Public Health. (Stipends are not guaranteed.) In 2023-2024, the amount of each stipend awarded was $4,000.