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Women's Empowerment Intern

Word Made Flesh International
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Title: Women’s Empowerment Intern

Vision
As a sign of the presence of the Kingdom of God, Word Made Flesh Bolivia seeks to awaken hope and foster holistic transformation by serving women survivors of sexual exploitation and their families. Through partnerships with local organizations, WMF Bolivia creates safe spaces, supports comprehensive programs, and connects interns and volunteers to contribute directly to empowering vulnerable women to rebuild their lives.

Internship Summary and Responsibilities

  • Support a local social enterprise or organization providing dignified employment for women leaving exploitation.
  • Assist with women's leadership program that nurture safety, education, and holistic growth.
  • Learn about the intersections of poverty, gender-based violence, and systemic injustice in Latin America.
  • Participate in daily community rhythms of prayer, meals, and reflection.

Qualifications and Experience

  • Currently studying for or graduated with a degree in social work, education, international development, business, or related field.
  • Motivated and responsible individual able to work independently, take initiative, and meet deadlines.
  • Commitment to building relationships with and investing in the WMF Bolivia staff community.
  • Experience working with women, children, or vulnerable populations preferred.

Community Involvement
Interns will spend approx. 20 hrs a week on:

  • Community prayer
  • Formation reading and discussion
  • Language acquisition
  • Intentional interaction and service among the vulnerable

Worksite Location: El Alto, Bolivia

Key Details:

  • Application Deadline: Open until filled
    Length: 1–3 months, or a 1-year commitment (extension based on community compatibility)
  • Schedule: Full-time, 40 hours per week
  • Support-Based: Interns raise financial support to cover salary and expenses.
  • Preparation and Support: Pre-departure formation with a Short-Term Program Coordinator and appointed to a local staff member; weekly language tutoring to equip interns for responsibilities