Project Description
Internships & Professional Support
Intern in The Fight Against Human Trafficking
This internship is available to women with a Master’s Degree in Psychology. You will intern with us at one of our partners, a non-governmental organization based in Nairobi dedicated to eradicating human trafficking throughout Kenya (HAART).
HAART uses a multi-disciplinary approach including raising awareness, assisting victims, lobbying towards successful prosecution of offenders, and partnering with networks to end modern slavery. You will take on a professional, intimate role counseling victims and working closely with them toward empowerment.
Who can join
- ✓Female candidate holding a Master’s degree in Psychology at minimum
- ✓Prepared to commit to a minimum period of 3 months
- ✓Able to work alone with independence and professional composure
- ✓Must submit a CV and participate in an interview process prior to acceptance
Our goal
Our goal for this program is to help victims of human trafficking work through their trauma, manage emotions, and rebuild their self-esteem.
We want survivors to feel empowered to safely rejoin their families if they choose, and to grow towards becoming whole and healthy again.
You contribute directly toward addressing one of the most complex human rights challenges of our time.
Highlights
Live and work alongside dedicated locals in Nairobi
Gain essential practical psychological and counseling skills in specialized anti-trafficking care
Develop deep cultural awareness and gain invaluable field experience
Make lasting memories and meaningful professional connections
“The post sharing a recent story was such an inspiration! Thank you Because ALL Children Matter!”
Sarah Mickel, volunteer
A typical day
An intern’s work day on this project generally lasts between 4 and 6 hours. While we ask all interns to remain flexible, a typical daily schedule looks like this:
Ready to make a difference?
Apply today or find out more about costs and what to expect.