Programmes Internship

Looking for undergraduate/postgraduate students to support operations in our Programmes Team at HELP for Domestic Workers

HELP for Domestic Workers

Human Rights

Posted 5 months ago. Application closes in 2 days.

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Project Details About the Organization

Project Details

What we need

Planning and implementing HELP’s programmes, outreach activities and events
Minimum age requirement for interns is 18 years old
Volunteer management and HELP beneficiaries and community leaders engagement
Monitoring projects and drafting periodic reports
Developing long and short term project ideas
Interns can work flexibly from Monday to Friday (10am to 6pm) for a minimum of 24 hours per week plus occasional Sundays, weekly working hours and end date negotiable

Background

HELP for Domestic Workers is committed to empowering migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong to access their rights through advice, education, community and employer engagement. Since HELP is operated by a small team, we rely a lot on volunteers and interns to help us achieve our mission.

What we have

Briefing, coaching, supervising by our Programmes Team.

Why this is important

By interning with us, you will help empower domestic workers and employers to build mutually beneficial employment relationships and build their resilience in the face of crisis. This enhances their access to their rights, ensuring better life-changing outcomes.

Project Period

19 Apr 2024 - 19 Jul 2024

Location

Hybrid

Team Project

You’ll be working with other awesome volunteers.

Honorarium available upon completion

Requirements

Time

24 hours per week

Skills

Communication
Writing
Research
Organisational Skills
Interpersonal Skills

Experience Level

Open to all
Students
Some experience
Extensive experience

Language

English

About the Organization

HELP for Domestic Workers

https://helpfordomesticworkers.org/en/home/

Causes

Human Rights

What we do

HELP for Domestic Workers is an NGO working on the frontlines to support migrant domestic workers to gain access to justice and fair and equal treatment in Hong Kong. Since 1989, we have supported migrant domestic workers through advice, assistance, education and empowerment. We equip the employers of domestic workers with knowledge and awareness so that they can build a mutually beneficial relationship with their domestic workers.