Internship Position – Wafa House (Outreach, or Social media, or Case Management, or Admin)

Wafa House is a nonprofit organization based in New Jersey dedicated to serving individuals and families impacted by domestic violence and abuse. The organization provides culturally responsive, trauma-informed services including crisis intervention, counseling, case management, legal advocacy, and community outreach. Wafa House works closely with diverse communities to promote safety, empowerment, and long-term healing.

Website: https://www.wafahouse.org

Internship Program Requirements / Job Description:

Wafa House offers a structured internship program designed to provide students with hands-on experience in nonprofit operations, social services, and community engagement. Interns will gain exposure to real-world practices in supporting survivors of domestic violence while working alongside experienced professionals.

Interns may be placed in ONE of the following tracks based on interest, skills, and organizational needs:

Social Media Intern:

Assist with content creation for social media platforms, support awareness campaigns, develop graphics and captions, and track engagement analytics.

Case Management Intern:

Support case managers with supervised client-related tasks, observe service coordination, and learn trauma-informed care and advocacy practices while maintaining confidentiality.

Administrative Intern:

Assist with office operations, scheduling, data entry, and preparation of organizational materials and reports.

Outreach Intern:

Support community outreach efforts, assist with events, help build partnerships, and distribute educational materials.

Program Details:

Schedule: 2–4 days per week (flexible based on academic requirements)

Hours: Approximately 10–15 hours per week

Duration: Fall, Spring, or Summer semesters

Students are expected to complete 100–120 hours over a 15-week semester to receive academic credit.

Internships may be in-person, hybrid, or virtual, with required weekly supervision and mentorship.

Qualifications / Skills:

Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

Interest in social justice, domestic violence prevention, and community service.

Familiarity with Microsoft Office and/or Google Workspace.

Ability to maintain confidentiality and professionalism.

Compensation:

This is an unpaid internship for academic credit. Students should ensure compliance with federal internship guidelines. Stipends may be available depending on funding and role.

Application Details:

Upload a resume and brief cover letter indicating preferred internship track.