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AIDS Foundation Chicago
Chicago, Illinois, United States
(hybrid)
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1 day ago
AIDS Foundation Chicago
Chicago, Illinois, United States
(hybrid)
Job Type
Internship
Job Duration
6-12 Months
Min Experience
None
Min Education
H.S. Diploma/Equivalent
Required Travel
None
Job Function
Case Management | Social Services
Systems Change Intern
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Systems Change Intern
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Description
Shape the Future of Health Equity: Systems Change Intern
Are you ready to move beyond the classroom and into the heart of Chicago’s public health movement? AIDS Foundation Chicago (AFC) is looking for a creative, high-energy Systems Change Intern to join our mission-driven team.
This isn't just a "coffee and filing" internship. You’ll be on the front lines of our Housing Navigation Program, gaining hands-on experience in how housing policy, social work, and healthcare intersect to save lives.
Why you’ll love this role:
- Real Impact: You won’t just watch; you’ll actively help Chicagoans navigate the housing system, conducting screenings that lead directly to stable homes.
- Professional Mentorship: Work side-by-side with our Director of Systems Change and a team of experts who are passionate about advocacy and equity.
- Skill Mastery: Level up your resume with technical training in CaseWorthy, data management, and professional communication that will make you a standout candidate for future roles in public health or policy.
- Invaluable Networking: Connect with a wide web of partner agencies and service providers across the city.
What you’ll be doing:
- Connecting People to Homes: Assist with housing screenings and referrals, serving as a vital link between clients and the resources they need.
- Mastering the Data: Dive into the "behind-the-scenes" of non-profit success by managing quality assurance data and assisting with program audits.
- Coordinating Change: Support the Systems Change Team in high-level program coordination and advocacy projects.
- Learning the Field: Gain a deep, 360-degree understanding of HIV/AIDS prevention, housing policy, and the non-profit landscape.
The perks:
- Stipend: While the role is unpaid, a stipend is available to help cover your costs!
- Credit: We’ll work with your school to ensure you get the academic credit you deserve.
- Training: Comprehensive, hands-on training that prepares you for a career in the field.
Ready to apply?
Don’t just study the system—change it. Submit your cover letter, resume, and application to:
- Email: Interns@aidschicago.org (Preferred)
- Mail: AFC Intern Program, 200 W Monroe St Ste 1150, Chicago, IL 60606
Requirements
Who We’re Looking For (Qualifications)
- The Student: Currently or recently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program (Social Work, Public Health, or Applied Science majors are highly encouraged!).
- The Communicator: Strong written and verbal skills with a knack for empathy and clarity.
- The Tech-Savvy: Comfortable with the Microsoft Office Suite and eager to learn new database systems.
- The Committed: Ready to dive in for at least 15 hours a week for a minimum of 6 months (longer stays are even better!).
Job ID: 82888276
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