INTERN
Fall 2022 internship applications will be accepted June 25-July 25!
Please send an application along with your resume to info@edenhousenola.org.
Applicants are welcome to have a professor, supervisor, or mentor who can speak to their qualifications, work ethic, and character submit a professional letter of recommendation on their behalf by the application deadline to the same email as above. Subject line of the email should be “Intern Recommendation- Name of Applicant”
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Eden House coordinates semester and year-long internships. We welcome inquiries about undergraduate, social work, and public health internships. For all internship inquiries, please contact info@edenhousenola.org.
Intern positions include: Resident Support, Development, Administrative, Media and Outreach and Social Enterprise.
Kennedy, a Public Health intern from Xavier University, at the Tulane Center for Public Service Internship Fair.
Our lovely intern Cassidy preparing a welcome basket for a new resident.
INTERN EXPERIENCES
“The most unique thing about Eden House is the sense of community. The full-time staff is small, but the house runs because the staff works so tirelessly for these women, and everything that happens at the house is rooted in love. Interning at Eden House has helped make me acutely aware of my privileges in a way that I simply haven’t been able to in a classroom, academic setting. I’m inspired everyday by the residents and their hard work, and the efforts of the staff helping them get back on their feet. Even though the summer certainly did not turn out the way any of us expected [due to COVID-19], I’m thankful that my university experience was framed by my work at Eden House.”
-Abby Bean, Summer & Fall Intern 2020
-Julia Plauche, Summer Intern 2019
“Interning at Eden House was one of the most impactful experiences of my early career. During the year I spent at Eden House I learned many useful skills and gained a better understanding of the inner workings of a non-profit. Eden House is unique in the way it exists on the frontlines of human trafficking and sexual exploitation by providing intensive rehabilitation as well as legislative advocacy. I think one of the most empowering things I experienced was being in an environment where women were helping women. Truly, the best part of the experience was building relationships with those who live and work in Eden House.”