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The Gress Mountain Ranch needs an unpaid psychology, English, business or administrative intern to help us get all of our records organized and updated on-line.
This will include calling our volunteers to request missing information, updating our on-line data file. Working with agencies with MH/MR if in psychology.
In addition the intern may be creating new documents, such as a newsletter or mass mailing donation campaign letter, to send out. Spread sheets, or even direct work with the people we serve.
We Need Students for the Internship to help Run Ranch Camp for the children. 3 weeks in the summer, summer day camp.
The Gress Mountain Ranch embodies the healthy interdependence of humans and animals, and models this environment for the larger community. Abused and neglected animals are given life-long care to recover and thrive. Based on their emotional, cognitive, and social needs, humans are guided in their interaction with the animals, and when they leave the Ranch, take with them experiences that increase self-worth, healthy interdependence, and emotional well-being.
Description
The Gress Mountain Ranch is a non-profit animal sanctuary for large, small, and exotic animals and is dedicated to educating and helping both people and animals who have been victims of abuse, neglect, and the unwanted aftereffects.
The ranch located in Orefield, Pennsylvania on a beautiful 15 acre hilly tract situated on the 2nd highest point in the Lehigh Valley. It is certified by National Wildlife Federation as a "wildlife habitat" and is currently a forever home to over 40 animals.
