Type: Internship (unpaid) Reports to: Engagement Manager Office
Location:
224 W Hill St Suite 410, Chicago, IL Title: Youth Outreach Intern Shift: 10 hours per week Who We Are Looking For: We are seeking a creative and detail-oriented Youth Engagement Intern to support NAMI Chicago’s community engagement efforts. This role is ideal for a bilingual (English/Spanish) graduate student passionate about mental health and youth programming. Under the guidance of our Senior Education and Engagement Specialist, you will learn about NAMI Chicago’s youth initiatives and be engaged in the co-facilitation of various programming, support the development of our youth asset materials and aid in other efforts to advance our impact on the health and wellness of youth and their families in Chicago and the Cook County suburbs.
Essential Functions &
Responsibilities:
Conduct research on the latest youth mental health concerns to inform the development of relevant culturally responsible and community-centered content. Work closely with Senior education and engagement specialist to conduct listening sessions with CBOs who have youth advisory boards and collecting data to inform NAMI’s YAB Revise and improve youth-oriented educational and training material Support NAMI Chicago’s youth programs by attending program sessions and co-facilitating learning Cultivate and strengthen partnerships with youth-serving organizations and providers on the South and West Side of the city.
Assist with program evaluation efforts, including the development and administering of pre- and post-event surveys As needed, document the landscape of youth mental health needs, existing resources, and service gaps Complete administrative tasks related to youth programming, as assigned Assist with NAMI Chicago’s community engagement events and outreach efforts Attend weekly engagement team meeting
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NAMI Chicago is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness. They provide support, education, and advocacy within the Chicago community.