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99 people are interested
SPSS Statistics - Intern/Volunteer
ORGANIZATION: Changing Children's Worlds Foundation
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99 people are interested
- Intermediate level understanding of SPSS Software - A detail-oriented person who has a basic understanding of data entry in SPSS database - Basic understanding of statistical analysis using the SPSS database - A person who has the ability to work in a team environment
** The internship can be used to credits earned for an academic internship, dependent upon the institution’s approval;
**This is an unpaid internship, but a small stipend is provided based on a number of hours completed at the end of the internship.
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About Changing Children's Worlds Foundation
Location:
411 Steven St., Geneva, IL 60134, US
Mission Statement
CCWF's vision is for every child and adolescent to have a strong network of caregivers engaged in supporting their positive development in nonviolent families and peaceful communities.
Description
CCWF strives to improve children's worlds through awareness raising, education, and training throughout communities worldwide. Through our educational programs we address a universal need for all families to understand their child's needs and to give caregivers the confidence that they can support their child's development. We provide the foundation for participants in our program to give their children more positive life opportunities and experiences than they themselves had. CCWF strives to reduce the incidences of violence, maltreatment, and neglect through strengthening the capacity of parents, caregivers, and communities to care for children's health and emotional well-being.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
411 Stevens St.Geneva, IL 60134
DATE POSTED
November 15, 2023
SKILLS
- Administrative Support
- Data Entry
- Database Administration
- Analytics
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Background Check
- Able to dedicate at least 120 hours within a 3-4 month period.