Internships

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Internships

Jump on in with us!

The unpaid internship program at UMWC is intended to be a continuation of one’s educational training by experiencing hands on learning focused on providing healthcare, food, and shelter to those in need.

If you have any questions about internship opportunities, please email us at volunteer@urbanmin.org

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General Info
We're currently accepting applications for our 2026 Summer and Fall sessions!

Apply Now!

  • Summer 2026: May 18th – July 31st
  • Fall 2026: August 17th – December 4th

All internships are unpaid. Applicants must be 18 or older.

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Requirements

  • Personal transportation (we are not directly on a bus line)
  • Proficient with Microsoft Office
  • Detail-oriented, organized and self-motivated
  • Enthusiastic team player able to work independently and with a team
  • Able to research and analyze data and summarize information
  • Possess clear written and verbal communication skills
  • Students must commit to full internship session

Available Positions:

  • Access to Care Intern
  • Clinic Assistant Intern
  • Clinic Director Intern
  • Clinic Scribe Intern
  • Patient Care Services Intern
  • Pharmacy Support Intern
  • Volunteer Services Intern
  • Food Pantry Intern
  • Development Intern

Application Process:

Please email your resume, cover letter, and the filled out form attached below to volunteer@urbanmin.org. When you submit your application, please be sure to include which semester you are applying for!

Intern Application

What makes Urban Ministries unique?

We host a variety of volunteer opportunities for both individuals and groups within our Open Door Clinic, Helen Wright Center for Women, and Food Pantry. Be a part of the movement to ensure individuals and families have access to healthcare, housing, and food that they deserve.

How does my time make a difference?

We host a variety of volunteer opportunities for both individuals and groups within our Open Door Clinic, Helen Wright Center for Women, and Food Pantry. Be a part of the movement to ensure individuals and families have access to healthcare, housing, and food that they deserve.

Do you partner with local businesses?

We host a variety of volunteer opportunities for both individuals and groups within our Open Door Clinic, Helen Wright Center for Women, and Food Pantry. Be a part of the movement to ensure individuals and families have access to healthcare, housing, and food that they deserve.

How can I get involved or support?

We host a variety of volunteer opportunities for both individuals and groups within our Open Door Clinic, Helen Wright Center for Women, and Food Pantry. Be a part of the movement to ensure individuals and families have access to healthcare, housing, and food that they deserve.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you need additional information, please email us at volunteer@urbanmin.org

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