Angels Of Epilepsy, Inc.
Current college students and recent college graduates seeking careers in non-profit sector, public relations, health care, marketing, or public health
From angelsofepilepsy.org/aoe-internship-program ↗is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity and advocacy organization that supports, advocates, and provides educational information and resources within the epilepsy community. We now offer an exciting opportunity for current college students and recent college graduates.
The AOE Internship Program is geared toward providing real-world work experience for current college students and recent college graduates seeking careers in the following fields: non-profit sector, public relations, health care, marketing, public health.
The Angels of Epilepsy Internship Program is designed to provide interns with a minimum of 200 hours of meaningful, real-world experience within a growing nonprofit organization. Interns work closely with our Founder, Natalie Beavers, and engage directly with the Angels of Epilepsy community, gaining hands-on exposure to nonprofit operations, advocacy, and community outreach.
Participants support the planning and execution of community events, support group meetings, and health-fair seminars, helping to build and manage the platforms that bring these initiatives to life.
As part of the program, interns assist with researching and cultivating community partnerships, representing Angels of Epilepsy at local health events, and supporting outreach initiatives that expand our mission and visibility. Throughout the experience, interns develop practical skills, professional confidence, and a portfolio of work that reflects their contributions to real projects with real impact.
A minimum of 200 hours of meaningful, real-world experience within a growing nonprofit organization.
Interns work closely with our Founder, Natalie Beavers, and engage directly with the Angels of Epilepsy community.
Please complete our simple application process to get started.
Participants support the planning and execution of community events, support group meetings, and health-fair seminars, helping to build and manage the platforms that bring these initiatives to life.
Seizure Safety & Medical IDFreePromotes safety and emergency awareness through medical identification accessories, such as seizure-alert necklaces and bracelets. This initiative helps ensure first responders and bystanders can quickly recognize and respond during a seizure.
Prescription AssistanceSupport typically ranging from $25–$100, depending on available fundingProvides financial assistance to help individuals maintain access to essential seizure medications when cost becomes a barrier. Gift card support ranges from $25, $100, depending on available funding.
Transportation AssistanceSupports safe transportation to medical appointments and pharmacies through Uber or Lyft vouchers, especially for individuals who are unable to drive due to seizure restrictions.