Employment

Client Services and Administrative Intern (Summer Internship)

Description

This intern will support both the day-to-day administrative functions of the organization and assist in client service-related tasks. The ideal candidate will be detail-oriented, empathetic, and interested in gaining hands-on experience in nonprofit operations and social services.

Key Responsibilities

• Greet clients and visitors with professionalism and empathy at the front desk or shelter office.
• Assist staff with administrative duties such as data entry, file organization, inventory management, and preparing client intake forms.
• Support case managers by helping with scheduling, appointment reminders, and resource referrals.
• Maintain confidentiality and ensure documentation is handled according to organizational policy.
• Help manage office supplies, donations, and other resources for client use.
• Assist with client programming, group activities, or community partner meetings as needed.
• Participate in team meetings and provide general support to staff as directed.

Qualifications

• Current student or recent graduate in Social Work, Human Services, Nonprofit Management, Psychology, or a related field.
• Strong interpersonal skills and a nonjudgmental, compassionate demeanor.
• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel) and Google Workspace.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality and follow ethical standards.
• Experience working with vulnerable populations is a plus but not required.
• Reliable, punctual, and able to work independently or with minimal supervision.

Benefits

• Direct experience in the daily operations of a nonprofit and client-centered services.
• Opportunity to build professional relationships in the social services and nonprofit sector.
• Support and supervision from experienced staff members.
• Flexible hours to meet academic and personal commitments.
• A meaningful opportunity to support women and families in your community.

To apply, please submit your resume and a brief cover letter outlining your interest in the position to Tyler Brooker, Executive Director | Director@elizabethsvillage.org

Description

Elizabeth’s Village operates a homeless prevention and outreach program for women and children who are at imminent risk of being homeless. The Outreach Coordinator works directly with clients on their journey to self-sufficiency. The successful candidate will be committed to the mission of Elizabeth’s Village and the success of our participants. Please note that this position is through AmeriCorps, and the Outreach Coordinator will be committing to a year of national service. For more information on the AmeriCorps program, please visit www.nationalservice.org. The AmeriCorps member is committing to 1200 hours (~30 hours per week)

AmeriCorps Benefits:

• Receive living stipend of $13,412 for a year of service.
• Segal Education Award of $4,546.50 for a year of service
• Eligible for food stamps

Requirements

• Commit to 1200 hours for service year. Equivalent to ~30 hours per week.
• Working one on one with clients who are in need of Homeless Prevention services. Providing case management, referral references, and distributing assistance funds for rental, utility, car repair, and/or gas assistance. Maintaining 10-15 clients.
• Managing the “After Care Program” for Elizabeth’s Transitional Home — providing ongoing case management for graduates of the Transitional Home
• Help recruit and train volunteers
• Provide financial literacy and other skill based workshops to clients
• Staying connected and up to date on community resources, educational opportunities, jobs, volunteer chances, etc.
• Completes necessary paperwork required by funding sources or support agencies

Homes for All AmeriCorps VISTA

Description:

The Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA) position is to assist in completing the Capital Campaign to open and operate the domestic violence shelter at Elizabeth’s Village. This person would be identifying viable grants, assist in writing grant requests, promote the need and solution of our campaign, recruit and supervise volunteer groups, and support the opening of the shelter in the next two years. All responsibilities will be tied to the More Than a Number Capital Campaign and will resolve once the campaign is complete.

AmeriCorps VISTA Benefits:

• Receive living stipend of $17,600 for a year of service.
• Segal Education Award of $5,920 for a year of service
• Eligible for food stamps

To learn more about AmeriCorps VISTA benefits, visit https://americorps.gov/members-volunteers/vista/benefits. To learn more about the Homes for All program, visit https://www.hhck.org/about-americorps

Requirements:

• Recruit and supervise sufficient volunteer groups to accomplish renovations of domestic violence shelter.
• Use creativity and resourcefulness to produce projects that volunteers can participate in and contribute to in conjunction with hired contractors.
• Assist in securing grant funding and fundraising to pay for building and renovation of shelter
• Gain knowledge of best practices of domestic violence shelters, and assist with drafting policies and procedure