About the role#
Case Management Interns support case managers in delivering and documenting services for refugees transitioning to life in the United States. This role combines administrative tasks with direct client engagement, including home visits and appointment support. Interns must commit to a minimum of 15 hours per week for at least two months.
What you'll do#
- Assist clients in reaching self-sufficiency as they begin life in America.
- Map community assets and facilitate referrals to community partners.
- Schedule client appointments and provide transportation to these appointments.
- Conduct home visits and accompany clients to various meetings.
- Educate clients on U.S. healthcare and social service systems, cultural understanding, and neighborhood navigation.
- Assist clients with applications for social service assistance programs.
- Input and maintain accurate client information in the internal database.
- Communicate client concerns to staff and coordinate service plans with supervisors.
What you'll need#
- Enrollment in or recent graduation from an academic program, with a preference for fields like Public Health, Sociology, Psychology, or Political Science.
- Excellent communication and writing skills.
- Strong organizational skills with attention to detail.
- Ability to work independently and under pressure.
- Genuine interest in international and refugee issues.
- Computer literacy, preferably with PC systems.
- A valid driver's license, personal vehicle, and auto insurance, with a willingness to transport clients.
- Ability to pass required background checks and sign confidentiality agreements.
- Completion of the primary COVID-19 vaccination series per CDC guidance.
Location & details#
- Location: Denver, Colorado.
- Work Modality: On-site.
- Compensation: Unpaid internship.
- Term: Rolling.
About Jewish Family Service of Colorado
Jewish Family Service of Colorado is a nonprofit human services organization based in Denver. Founded in 1872, the agency provides support to individuals regardless of their religious beliefs or personal circumstances. It operates more than 30 programs including mental health counseling, food security, and housing stability. The organization employs 180 people and maintains offices in Denver and Boulder.
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