The Minority Fellowship Program provides master's students in Marriage and Family Therapy with professional development, training, and mentorship to increase behavioral health services availability, focusing on youth aged 16-25. Fellows commit to two years of service in behavioral health roles, with applications requiring essays, recommendations, and academic data.
Open to full-time master's students in Marriage and Family Therapy programs who meet MFP-Y Fellowship eligibility and can commit to two years of behavioral health work. Applicants must submit three recommendation letters.
