Internships.
No Bullies Allowed offers teens and young adults who have been bullied the chance to intern with companies across the country. Participants learn in their chosen field, gain professional experience, and build their resumes and networks.
What a placement involves.
Real work, a named supervisor, and a reference at the end.
Goal
Bring teens who have been bullied out of their shell and build confidence through real work experience.
Age group
16 to 19 years old.
Location
Nationwide.
The program.
Our internship program is designed for young adults between 16 and 19. The field-based experience lets participants engage with the profession they want to pursue.
Each placement supports social interaction, builds confidence, and develops skills that last, so a young adult can enter their chosen field with enthusiasm and assurance. If your company would like to host an intern, we would love to talk.
Photo. A young person at work, supplied and cleared by the client.Open a door for a young adult.
Why internships, specifically.
Young adults who were bullied through school often arrive at adulthood with decent grades and no network. No family friend with a business, no coach making a call, nobody who can vouch for them to a stranger.
That gap is not about ability and it does not close on its own. A placement gives them three things at once: work to point at, a supervisor who can speak to it, and evidence that somebody thought they were worth the time.
Photo placeholderFor companies, and for young people.
If you can offer a placement, start here. We handle screening, matching, and a check-in partway through. Paid is better, and we will say so, though unpaid placements still open doors that were closed.
If you are the young person, write to us through Connect and say what you want to try. You do not need a resume to start that conversation.
