INTERN

Now accepting applications for the Spring 2020 Semester!

Send the application below along with your resume to info@edenhousenola.org
The deadline for Spring Internship applications is November 25th!

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Eden House coordinates semester and year-long internships.  We welcome inquiries about undergraduate, social work, and public health internships.  At this time we are not accepting legal interns.  For all internship inquiries, please contact info@edenhousenola.org.

Intern positions include: Resident Support, Development, Administrative, and Media and Outreach.

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​General Intern Application: EH Intern Application General
Undergraduate Intern Positions: Intern Job Descriptions

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​Kennedy, a Public Health intern from Xavier University, at the Tulane Center for Public Service Internship Fair.

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Our generous intern Devorah donating bedroom furniture.

INTERN EXPERIENCES

“Interning with Eden House is an incredibly unique and invaluable experience. Working closely with the residents and staff, you are exposed to a wide variety of roles within a non-profit organization and are encouraged to explore your particular interests. My time at Eden House helped me to better understand the significance of domestic human trafficking and the shortage of resources available to help these women. I feel that I ended my internship having gained various professional skills, as well as the ability to connect with and understand others. My passion for women’s rights and social justice began at Eden House and will follow me for the rest of my life.”

-Meghan Coles, Intern 2018-2019

“Interning at Eden House allowed me to expand my knowledge of the issue of human trafficking, how to prevent it from occurring, and how to help those who have been affected by it. This non-profit is unique in that it has a diverse staff comprised of professionals from multiple fields and backgrounds. Spending the summer with various professionals allowed me to discover the career I truly want to pursue and to recognize how important it is for differing professionals within the mental health and social justice fields to constructively work together. The work accomplished at Eden House makes such a difference in the lives of the residents as well as the surrounding community and it is truly inspiring. As an intern, I was able to work with individuals of various backgrounds, step outside of my comfort zone, and learn more about how to prevent human trafficking and help those who have been affected by it.” 

-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.”

-Kaiya Braham, Intern 2018-2019