Hands-on practical experience in a real nonprofit environment
Internship Opportunities
Build Your Career
Why Intern With Us?
Lakay Acces Santé offers internship opportunities for students and young professionals who want to gain real-world experience in public health, community outreach, education, and nonprofit administration. Our interns work directly with our programs and make a measurable difference in the lives of Haitian immigrant communities in New Jersey.
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Work alongside public health and community development professionals
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Build your professional portfolio with meaningful community impact
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Receive mentorship, references, and professional development support
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Ideal for public health, social work, education, and business students
Practical Experience
Apply classroom knowledge in real program delivery and community initiatives.
Community Impact
Your work directly helps underserved Haitian-Creole speaking families access essential services.
Professional Growth
Develop leadership skills, gain references, and grow your professional network.
Academic Credit
We support academic internship requirements and can provide official documentation for credit.
Where You Can Contribute
Internship Areas
Community Health
Support health fairs, screenings, and health education workshops serving the local Haitian community.
Public Health Education
Develop health literacy materials and assist in conducting outreach campaigns in the community.
ESL Program Support
Assist ESL instructors, provide tutoring, and help with administrative coordination of English classes.
Administration & Operations
Help with grant writing, data management, communications, and day-to-day nonprofit operations.
Apply for an Internship
Fill out the application form and our team will review your submission and contact you within 2–3 business days. We welcome students from all universities and colleges.
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Open to undergraduate and graduate students
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Minimum 10 hours per week commitment
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In-person and hybrid options available
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Bilingual (English / Haitian Creole / French) preferred but not required
Internships are unpaid but provide academic credit support, references, and professional development opportunities.
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