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Development Intern
ORGANIZATION: Education For The Children
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Overview: The Development Intern will provide administrative and operational support to our Outreach Team, in particular to the Director of Development. The intern will split their time between grant writing efforts and administrative tasks. For grant writing, the intern would conduct research for potential grant opportunities, prepare grant proposals that are targeted towards the specific requirements, and maintain and update the database. For administration, the intern would help with data entry, planning and coordination of fundraising and outreach events, and connect with United States corporations and individuals for fundraising purposes. You must work as the Development Intern for 4 weeks minimum.
Requirements: A flexible approach to work; the ability to work as part of a team but also on your own initiative; positive outlook; enjoy working with children and have an appreciation of the pressures and demands within the academic work environment.
Level of Spanish: Intermediate
Benefits:
-Continued support from the Volunteer Coordinator throughout the duration of the position
-Assistance in organizing a homestay and transportation from the airport
-The opportunity to work in an international, multi-cultural environment
-Collaborate in the development of an organization working for the benefit of Guatemalan children
-Letters of Recommendation
Minimum Commitment: 4 weeks minimum
Hours: 8:00 - 3:00pm, hours can be flexible
Volunteer Fee: All international volunteers are asked for a one-time donation of $75 to cover the administrative costs of running the volunteer program.
Email Kellen at visitors@eftcfoundation.org if you are interested in volunteering!
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About Education For The Children
Location:
1630 N MAIN ST #126, WALNUT CREEK, CA 94596, US
Mission Statement
EFTC's mission is to break the cycle of poverty through education and empowerment. We work in partnership with disadvantaged families, children and young adults in Guatemala to ensure they develop the tools they need to break free from the cycle of poverty.
Description
EFTC´s program, the School of Hope, serves over 650 students from kindergarten through university. Our students come from areas where extreme poverty, gang crime, domestic violence and alcoholism are everyday realities. In addition to education, we have a social services program which covers access to clean water, nutrition, health care, hygiene and psychological support. Many of our students are the first in their families to receive and education and their achievements provide new hope for generations to come.
When our school first opened in 2005, we had 80 students. Now, the school is made up of 675 students. Within our building, we have 469 students in "primaria" and "básico," ages 5-17. Our school has a fully bilingual program from reception to 2nd grade, and English classes for the rest of the school. We also have a full scholarship program with 206 students.
A key component of our school is the hard work of our volunteers. Volunteers play such an important role in supporting our incredible students and staff. They provide the time, the skills, and the experiences we don´t always have access to as an NGO. Your role as a volunteer will vary depending on your interests, length of stay, and language level. We are always looking for volunteers with unique skill sets. If you do not see a role that fits your qualifications or expectations, contact us to discuss other possibilities!
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
1a. Avenida #25A, Colonia La Asunción Zona 3Jocotenango, Guatemala
DATE POSTED
March 15, 2024
SKILLS
- Administrative Support
- Data Entry
- Program Management
- Fundraising
- Grant Writing / Research
- Community Outreach
GOOD FOR
- Teens
- People 55+
- Group
REQUIREMENTS
- Background Check
- Must be at least 18
- 4 weeks minimum, hours can be flexible