About the job
Are you a compassionate individual with a strong sense of justice? Do you advocate for the rights of the marginalized, the exploited, and the forgotten? If you resonate with the Christian calling to support those in need and love your neighbor, then World Relief and countless people across the globe need your help.
As we face unprecedented challenges, our organization is expanding our team to respond to the growing needs of our world. We are in search of passionate individuals ready to use their skills and talents to create a meaningful impact in the lives of those who are suffering.
If you aspire to pursue a purpose-driven career that allows you to develop your talents while advocating for the vulnerable, we invite you to join us!
ORGANIZATION SUMMARY:
World Relief is a global Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to addressing some of the world’s most pressing crises in partnership with the church. Founded in the aftermath of World War II, we have been committed to meeting urgent humanitarian needs for over 80 years, partnering with local churches and communities across 100 countries to foster environments where families can thrive and communities can flourish.
Our current programs focus on humanitarian and disaster response, community resilience, and advocacy for refugees and immigrants.
POSITION SUMMARY:
World Relief Western Washington is seeking a Vision & Call Intern. In this pivotal role, you will support refugee clients and their families throughout the resettlement process. Your responsibilities will include assisting caseworkers with transportation to essential appointments, providing guidance on accessing community resources, and advocating for client needs, all of which contribute to building holistic self-sufficiency for refugee individuals and families.
If you are eager to walk alongside refugees and immigrants while exploring your personal and professional growth, our Vision & Call Intern program offers a holistic internship experience grounded in Christian values and leadership principles. You will have the opportunity to engage in meaningful projects, participate in reflective discussions, and receive mentorship from seasoned leaders in the humanitarian sector.
This is a limited-term position funded through a grant agreement until February 26, 2027, subject to funding extension.
