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Healthcare Nonprofit Intern (Unity Bands)

This position is for a non-paid INTERN with Unity Bands Inc., an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit project proudly supporting low income healthcare workers and at-risk communities. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn how a nonprofit project plans and operates to support a community need.

Responsibilities may include but not limited to:

  • Research. Determine the appropriate business owners and media outlets to collaborate with to further our mission. Research collegiate and high school points of contact and outreach opportunities.
  • Develop plan for building state teams to broaden volunteer opportunities.
  • Outreach. Communicate with business owners and individuals to determine if they are interested in partnering with our project.
  • Collaborate with team members.
  • Plan team events.
  • Provide recommendations for and assist with fundraising activities.

Training will be provided.

Tasks delivered to incumbent will be based upon skill level, experience, or ambition.

Why are we doing this? The underpaid but essential health care workforce in America comprises nearly 7 million people in low-paid health jobs including health care support workers, direct care workers, and health care service workers. According to Brookings, over 80% of health care support, service, and direct care workers are women and are also disproportionately people of color. Charitable dollars from the community typically wane within the initial three to six months after a disaster (issuelab.org). In the case of COVID-19, media attention has shifted to other topics. Spreading awareness about the challenges healthcare workers are facing and the community support are two ways Unity Bands can help right now based on a recent survey conducted. "Continue supporting us. Just the little things that bring a smile and can make things better," said one healthcare worker.

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