Communications Intern

Helen Keller International offers a Communications Internship, leveraging the legacy of its co-founder, Helen Keller, to advance global health and well-being. This internship supports the organisation’s mission to eliminate barriers to human potential by addressing issues like vision loss, malnutrition, and poverty-related diseases across 19 countries, including the US, Africa, and Asia.

What it offers

This internship focuses on communications and outreach, helping to amplify Helen Keller International’s impact through public engagement, media relations, and strategic messaging. Interns will assist in developing campaigns, managing social media, and supporting content creation to promote the organisation’s work.

Who can apply

Applicants must be interested in communications, public relations, or international development. No specific educational background is required, but experience in media, writing, or advocacy is highly valued. The role is open to students or recent graduates with a passion for global health and humanitarian efforts.

How to apply

Applicants should submit a resume, cover letter, and a writing sample (e.g., blog post, article, or campaign proposal) via the organisation’s official application portal. No formal interview is mentioned, but candidates may be contacted for further discussion.

Good to know

This is a non-paid internship, with opportunities for professional growth and networking within Helen Keller International’s global team. Interns may collaborate on projects that align with the organisation’s health and advocacy priorities.

The internship is unpaid and location-dependent (likely based in one of the organisation’s operational hubs).