NGO Support intership in iringa

NGO Management & personal Development; Understand the day to day running of a working NGO and develop a combination of skills including community relationships, operational management, governance, admin and reporting. You will be supported by an Intern Supervisor who will meet with you regularly to encourage weekly learnings and monitor your progression. You’ll also receive additional support through a Personal Development Coach to expand your knowledge about NGO management. Meet with your coach one-on-one where sessions revolve around your personal goals and opportunities to explore what comes after your internship.

Facilitation of projects: Many of the communities we work in suffer from a lack of government funding towards education, healthcare and social services. Many people battle with poverty and the effects of the HIV epidemic, as well as huge unemployment rates. There is a dire need of medical assistance, education, and empowerment for vulnerable populations like youths and pregnant mothers, as well as a need for job creation. It is important for interns to see first-hand the communities we assist; you will spend time on our projects, getting to know our fantastic community partners and enhancing relations. You can expect to run workshops in the communities we partner with to leave your impact and receive a better, in-depth understanding of our projects. Your working week will be split between office time and community engagement.

Fundraising and Marketing: As a charity, a large portion of the Foundations time is dedicated towards fundraising and donor relations. Once-off, regular and corporate donors are vital to the Foundations survival and ultimately influence the impact that can be made on the ground, in Tanzania. You will be involved directly with the management of donations and the supervision of the implementation of all funds. This will include all financial aspects, including the monitoring, evaluation, and reporting on all donations.

Measuring Impact; Measuring the impact our projects have on the communities and conservation is essential to ensure we are making a difference. We take our work seriously and are constantly looking for innovative ways in which we can deliver programs that will educate, empower and enrich our community partners and conservation programs. You will work alongside the Foundations Impact Manager.

There are a variety of unique NGO groups working in local Iringa communities to tackle long-standing community issues. Within the NGO sector, you’ll find different organizations focusing on distinct community goals, including environmental sustainability, clean sanitation, gender equality, access to healthcare, and more.

The Mama Dani organization takes a holistic approach to sustainable community development, working with locals to enrich, educate, and empower low-income Tanzania communities. Specifically, their key impact focuses are Education and Enrichment, Health and Nutrition, Community Empowerment, and Gender Equality.

Boost your CV: Joining an NGO internship in Africa is an incredible way to boost your CV. Supporting the initiatives of local non-profit work, you’ll leave your experience with newly developed professional skills, an excellent placement to attach to your CV, a variety of projects/accomplishments to show off, and professional references to guide your future career search.

Explore Africa: Travelling to Tanzania for an NGO Internship with Mama Dani organization isn’t all work and no play. Immersed in the heart of some of Tanzania’s most incredible landscapes and communities, bucket-list adventures lie around every corner. Embark on an awe-inspiring hike around the world-famous mount kilimanjaro, or go to Ruaha, serengeti and Ngorongoro crater for superb game viewing experiences!

Make an impact: Working with the Mama Dani organization, your internship will be as impactful as it is exciting, supporting the Foundation’s mission in powerful ways. As a critical member of the Foundation’s team, every day, your internship work will further the Foundation’s goals of enriching, empowering, and educating local communities across Africa.