Community Impact Intern

Community Impact Intern 

Community Healing Coalition (CHC) is a faith-based nonprofit organization dedicated to serving children and families impacted by mass incarceration and its ripple effects, including foster care. Our work is relational, restorative, and rooted in community. We are seeking college students in Charlottesville, Virginia who are passionate about justice and healing. 
 

This is a volunteer role. We offer a small stipend when funding allows, and we are transparent with candidates about availability at the time of onboarding.  
Key Responsibilities As a CHC Community Impact Intern, you will contribute across two interconnected areas: Communications and social media and program support. 

This is a flexible, hybrid role designed to grow with your skills and availability. You will work closely with CHC's Executive Director and Program Assistant, depending on the focus of your work. 
 

Communications & Social Media 
● Create and schedule content for CHC's Facebook and LinkedIn platforms 
● Support outreach, email communications, and fundraising campaigns 
● Assist with CHC's annual report and other organizational materials 
● Research and draft content that reflects CHC's mission and voice 

Program Support 
● Assist with planning and logistics for camps, meetings, and community events 
● Contribute to program development and evaluation, including researching best practices 

and creating materials 
● Support data entry, documentation, and grant research as needed 
● Take notes and track process during key organizational activities 

Qualifications 

The ideal candidate: 
● Is currently enrolled in a degree program at University of Virginia or Piedmont Virginia Community College  
● Is self-motivated, reliable, and genuinely committed to CHC's mission 
● Can commit 5–10 hours per week with flexible scheduling 2 
● Has working knowledge of Google Workspace and Microsoft Office 
● Is comfortable managing or contributing to social media platforms (Facebook, LinkedIn) 
● Works well both independently and collaboratively in a hybrid environment 
● Has nonprofit, volunteer, or lived experience connected to CHC's mission (preferred but not required) 

What You'll Gain 
● Practical, resume-building experience in nonprofit communications, program 
development, fundraising, and community engagement 
● Direct mentorship from CHC's Executive Director and Program Assistant 
● Flexible hybrid work that fits your academic schedule 
● The opportunity to contribute to work that tangibly supports families and communities 
 

How to Apply 
Send a current resume and a brief statement (250 words or fewer) telling us why CHC's mission resonates with you and what you hope to contribute to: Admin@CommunityHealingCoalition.org Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. There is no deadline, we encourage you to apply when you're ready.