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Check out the Internship Company Examples below but know that these are just examples of common employers and not the only possibilities. Students are matched by our Global Partner with an employer based on their interests/experiences and the employer’s hiring needs.
Not seeing an internship for you below? If you have a very specific internship placement in mind or are looking through our program list and not seeing your location of choice, you still have options! You can “ Build Your Own Internship ,” where you research and secure your own internship while working with the GEO office to receive relevant academic credit. Students are responsible for finding this internship, housing, and travel arrangements independently, which is what differs from the existing internship placement programs that GEO offers. All students will be charged in-state tuition for this program and receive a guaranteed $250-$1000 scholarship.
This residential elder care home gives interns hands-on exposure to how staff support residents physically, emotionally, and mentally through daily care and activities.
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Support a Thai nonprofit organization working to protect labor rights and support migrant communities, addressing human trafficking, child protection, and health and welfare for migrant workers. This placement suits students interested in social services, NGO/nonprofit, or international relations.
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Detrás de Todo works in Villa 31, one of the biggest slums in the city of Buenos Aires, to promote the social inclusion of disadvantaged children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly. They organize educational projects, cultural workshops, recreational and sports activities, and work ventures.
Pilares is an NGO that works with families living in the Villa (slum) 21-24 in the South of the city of Buenos Aires seeking to promote their development through five pillars: education, health, work, housing and pensions. They want a society without barriers that provide opportunities for the sustainable development of people. They run a mother-Child Center and different educational and health programs for kids of all ages.
Provide administrative aid to centers for women and children offering safe shelter, legal advocacy, counseling, and skills training. This placement suits students interested in social services, NGO/nonprofit, or psychology.
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Support nonprofit legal clinics, aid organizations, and policy groups assisting asylum seekers. This placement suits students interested in NGO/nonprofit, law/legal, or international relations.
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Work with groups providing skills training, accessibility initiatives, adaptive technologies, awareness campaigns, and policy changes to support community rehabilitation. This placement suits students interested in social services, NGO/nonprofit, or public health/medicine.
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Assist organizations pioneering self-sustaining economic models that create jobs, build local skills, and expand opportunities. This placement suits students interested in social services, social entrepreneurship, or NGO/nonprofit.
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Bring compassion and skill to uplift Cape Town's most vulnerable communities, with placements available across child and family social work, healthcare social work, community development, and social justice. These placements suit students interested in social services, psychology, or NGO/nonprofit, with a strong sense of humility, empathy, and a genuine desire to help others.
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Join a wonderful organization providing therapy services for children and young adults with sight loss, autism, and other disabilities. Clients involved in the Equine Assisted Therapy program care for horses and engage in therapy-based activities to enhance their physical, emotional, social, cognitive, behavioral, and educational skills. Interns work closely with the clients, their care teams, and the horses, assisting with:
A social services internship with a mental health charity providing recovery services to adults. The interns can expect to get involved with workshops for their patients, assisting patients with daily activities, and providing emotional and social support to patients throughout their stay/field trips.
A social services internship with a charity and community center with a long history of supporting people across the community. The interns can expect to get involved with weekly training sessions, having their own clients meet with and support, as well as assisting with workshops and walk-ins.
Social Work Internship with Nonprofit or Government Organization:
Social Work interns will work with nonprofit or government organizations, aiding individual clients and assisting with community outreach initiatives and public health and safety programs.
Placements are available at private health centers and at elderly care facilities.
Social Work interns work with nonprofit or government organizations, aiding individual clients and assisting with community outreach initiatives and public health and safety programs.
Share your time and talents with an NGO that works to address the challenges faced by migrants, refugees, and disadvantaged youth. To protect diversity and promote the value of all cultures, this organization provides opportunities for dialogue between the many different people inhabiting Morocco together. They work to promote integration of underprivileged Moroccans, Sub-Saharan migrants, and refugees within Moroccan society, as well as to promote and facilitate migrants' voluntary return to their home countries. The organization has a reception center for sub-Saharan migrants, Syrians and other migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers, where they offer psychological, pedagogical, and social assistance and support. They also strive to provide protection and assistance to the most vulnerable people, including unaccompanied children, people with disabilities and women at risk.
Youth Development interns assist experienced educators with projects such as creating and implementing workshops, coaching sports teams, coordinating youth plays, and planning family night activities.