The Grayken Women's Health Initiative (GWHI) is a low-barrier program that supports people who identify as women with substance use disorders. We aim to address the complex physical and behavioral health needs of women dealing with addiction by helping women access substance use treatment services, preventive care, and sexual and reproductive health services. We also offer behavioral health support, ongoing care coordination, and assistance for those experiencing interpersonal violence and commercial sexual exploitation.
Location and Contact
Grayken Women's Health Initiative
Related Departments and Programs
Grayken Center for Addiction (OLD)
Emergency Medicine
Faster Paths to Treatment
Project ASSERT
Rapid ACCESS
Social Work Internships
Internships are available for master's level social work students in their first or second year. These internships provide students with the opportunity to learn from experienced clinicians who work with our diverse patient population affected by substance use disorders.
In addition to clinical learning, students interested in policy, advocacy, and macrolevel social work components are encouraged to apply. Internships with the Grayken Center offer valuable exposure to research, policy development, and program implementation related to substance use and behavioral health.