Project Horseshoe Farm Community Health Fellowship

Horseshoe Farm offers an intensive paid one-year (13-month) community-based gap year service and leadership development fellowship. It is geared to top recent college graduates from around the nation interested in community health and education, non-profit and organizational management, social entrepreneurship, and community service leadership.  

The competitive fellowship is a unique opportunity for high levels of responsibility and mentored hands on learning in a rapidly growing community based non-profit organization. Its aim is preparing citizen service leaders needed for tomorrow's communities.

February

• Must be a U.S. citizen to apply.
• Intended for graduating seniors/recent graduates seeking a gap year opportunity.
• Students from all majors accepted (especially those with interest in community-based service leadership or social entrepreneurial activities in healthcare, public health, education, social work, public policy, law, business and community leadership).
• Though academic credentials will be taken into consideration, they also seek individuals with positive personal characteristics (i.e., maturity, empathy, integrity, strong work ethic).

Apply on the Project Horseshoe Farm website.