FAQs
What will the main responsibilities of the Fall Internship - Family Stabilization Intern involve?
The main responsibilities will include working with refugees from diverse backgrounds, using trauma-informed and strengths-based approaches, providing necessary support and care to clients in crisis, and gaining insights into resettlement programs at the IRC that assist refugees in achieving self-sufficiency.
What kind of training or skills can I expect to develop during this internship?
Interns can expect to develop skills in trauma-informed care, strengths-based approaches, and a deeper understanding of the challenges refugees face during the resettlement process, as well as insights into how resettlement programs work.
Who will I be working with as an intern?
As an intern, you will be working with refugees from diverse backgrounds and collaborating with the professional staff at the IRC who are focused on supporting these individuals during their resettlement journey.
Is this internship remote or in-person?
The job description does not specify whether the internship is remote or in-person. You may want to reach out directly to the organization for clarification on the work environment.
How does this internship support refugees in crisis?
This internship supports refugees in crisis by employing trauma-informed and strengths-based approaches that ensure clients receive appropriate care and support tailored to their specific challenges and needs during the resettlement process.
What is the expected outcome for interns by the end of this internship?
By the end of this internship, interns are expected to have a working knowledge of resettlement programs, firsthand experience working with refugee clients, and a heightened understanding of the complexities involved in assisting refugees towards self-sufficiency.
Are there any specific qualifications or prerequisites required for applying to this internship?
The job description does not list specific qualifications or prerequisites. However, prospective interns may benefit from having a background in social work, psychology, or related fields, along with a passion for supporting marginalized communities.
How will this internship contribute to my career development?
This internship will provide valuable hands-on experience working with vulnerable populations, enhance your understanding of social services, and potentially lead to opportunities in the field of refugee resettlement, social work, or non-profit management.