The RHP internship program offers college-age students an immersive and transformative experience in serving and supporting refugee communities in Raleigh, NC.
College-age students · August to May, aligning with the typical school year calendar
From refugeehopepartners.org/join-the-team ↗This program is designed to align interns’ interests and skills with the needs of RHP’s initiatives, providing a meaningful and enriching experience. Interns gain valuable skills, empathy, and a deeper understanding of the refugee crisis while making a tangible, positive impact on the lives of refugee neighbors.
By engaging in this comprehensive, hands-on program, interns are equipped to become compassionate advocates and leaders in their future endeavors.
The internship program spans from August to May, aligning with the typical school year calendar. Interns are offered part-time positions and are compensated on an hourly basis. The hours are set based on the availability of the interns and the needs of RHP’s programs.
The nature of the work at RHP requires interns to be physically present on-site; hence, remote internships are not offered. The application process for prospective interns includes interviews to assess their suitability for the program. Additionally, background checks and references are part of the selection process, ensuring the safety and security of refugee communities and the organization.
The nature of the work at RHP requires interns to be physically present on-site; hence, remote internships are not offered.
Interns are offered part-time positions and are compensated on an hourly basis. The hours are set based on the availability of the interns and the needs of RHP’s programs.
The application process for prospective interns includes interviews to assess their suitability for the program. Additionally, background checks and references are part of the selection process, ensuring the safety and security of refugee communities and the organization.
The internship program spans from August to May, aligning with the typical school year calendar.
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