Nonprofit Management Intern Fall 2026/Spring 2027

Meriden-Wallingford Chrysalis, Inc. Meriden-Wallingford Chrysalis offers structured, supervised internships across safe house, housing, court services, counseling, advocacy, and community outreach programs . Internships are designed to meet academic field requirements while providing hands‑on experience in a comprehensive domestic violence program. Nonprofit Management Intern Program: Administration Position Overview The Nonprofit Management Intern supports program operations, development, and fundraising efforts while gaining experience in nonprofit leadership within a domestic violence agency. Key Responsibilities Assist with grant research and tracking Support fundraising efforts and campaigns Assist with program development and implementation Support policy updates and administrative tasks Program-Specific Responsibilities Assist with program evaluations (June/December) Support training coordination Help improve internal systems and workflows Learning Opportunities Interns will gain experience in: Nonprofit operations and leadership Fundraising and grant processes Program development and evaluation Requirements Bachelor’s or Master’s level student in nonprofit management, business, or related field Must be completing internship as part of a required field experience Strong organizational and communication skills Schedule Requirements Two-semester commitment required Supervision Weekly supervision (minimum one hour) Participation in team meetings as appropriate Why This Internship This internship offers hands‑on experience in a comprehensive domestic violence program serving survivors across safe house, housing, court services, counseling, and advocacy services while providing exposure to nonprofit operations, program development, and fundraising. Additional Information Responsibilities may evolve based on program needs, intern learning goals, and client needs #J-18808-Ljbffr Meriden-Wallingford Chrysalis Inc