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REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT OFFICE

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Education and Employment Internship - Fall 2015

The Refugee Resettlement Office of Catholic Charities Community Services provides assistance to those
with refugee, asylee, and certified victim of trafficking statuses from diverse backgrounds, offering case
management, employment-based, and educational services that help clients find employment and feel
secure in their new community. To further help us with this goal, we are looking to bring on interns who
are interested in engaging in our office functions while interacting one-on-one with clients to help them
work towards financial self-sufficiency. We also provide social services to unaccompanied minors as a
part of the Safe Passages Family Reunification Program, including home-study and post-release services
for children and youth being released from shelters to their sponsors.

Potential
Responsibilities:

Skill
Requirements:

Tutoring in ESOL, computer basics, and employment readiness


Assisting in school enrollments and job applications
Mock interviews and interview preparation
Resume development
Workshop development and facilitation
Researching and compiling databases on education, housing, mental
health, and other resources available in NYC
Accompaniment of clients to appointments and local community services
Administrative assistance
Exceptional communication and organizational skills
Ability to work independently and balance multiple projects/deadlines
Flexibility, patience, compassion, and interest in working with an
immigrant and/or refugee population
Additional language skills (particularly French, Arabic, and Spanish) are
beneficial but not required
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Location:

80 Maiden Lane, 13 Floor


New York, NY 10038

Schedule/
Commitment:

Intern hours must take place within office hours, Monday through Friday, 9am to
5pm. Hours/shifts can be flexible according to interns schedule and availability.
Duration: Monday, August 31, 2015 through Friday, December 11, 2015
Hours: Required commitment of 15+ hours per week

Benefits:

Interns are able to work with a diverse, multicultural staff and client population,
learn more about the challenges that refugees/asylees face, provide a service to
the office that is integral in the resettlement process, and engage in the detailed
intricacies of non-profit programming and management.

Volunteer
Coordinator and
Contact Info.:

Jinah Kim, Case Manager/Program Assistant


Phone: (212) 419-3720
Email: Jinah.kim@archny.org

How to Apply:

To apply, email your resume and cover letter to Jinah Kim at


Jinah.kim@archny.org with Education and Employment Intern Fall 2015 as
the subject line.

Application
Deadline:

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until Wednesday, August 12,


2015.

05/2015

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