Social Work Intern / MSW

Published
January 14, 2025
Location
NEST, Northeast Seattle Together, Seattle
Job Type
Agency Program
Village to Village Network
City/State
Seattle
How many positions are available?
2
Operations: Hybrid or Remote Activities?
  • No, all activites in person
Address
8008 35th Ave NE
State
WA
Zip Code
98115
Do you have a requirment for a set duration of practicum?
  • No, Just use UW Academic Calendar
Do you require students to sign a contract or agreement with your site?
  • Yes
Spring Start - EDP Only
  • Not Applicable
Summer Start
  • Yes
Fall Start
  • Yes
Weekday Options
  • Yes
Weekday Hours
9am - 5pm, Monday through Thursday & 9am - 4pm Friday
Evening Options
  • Yes
Evening Hours
Occassional
Weekends
  • No
Stipend
  • No
Workstudy
  • No
Travel Required
  • No
Agency/State Vehicle Provided
  • No
Personal Vehicle
  • Yes
Mileage Reimbursement
  • No
Application Deadline
Open till filled
General Areas of Practice
  • Families
  • Healthcare
  • Mental Health
  • Older Adults/Seniors
  • Organizations/Development
  • Policy or (State, Local Government)
  • Social Justice, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion

Description

NEST is a 501(c)(3) non-profit grassroots community in Northeast Seattle, founded in 2009. By providing a strong support network through volunteers and trusted business referrals, older residents can stay in the homes of their choosing and stay engaged in the neighborhoods they love, for as long as possible. NEST serves the neighborhoods north of the Montlake Ship Canal, south of NE Northgate Way & NE 110th Street, west of Lake Washington, and east of Interstate-5. NEST is based on the national “virtual village model.” Currently, there are over 300 virtual villages actively serving across the United States and many more in the works.

Micro

Students will work and interact one on one with older adults/members/families, whose goals are to age in place and to support individuals to remain independent, active and connected within the community. Students will also work on and facilitate ongoing group acitivities and develop their own program ideas.

Mezzo

Students will assist/support in-office operations and other tasks as well as learn the organization's 'village' concept and other small non-profit protocols. Students will also have the opportunity to sit on organization committees and possible Board matters and learn other local programs/agencies servicing older adults.

Macro

Students will learn policies regarding older adults locally and nationally.

Required Experience

Interest working with older adults or small non-profit community organizations.
Able to to work independently and take initiative.

Required/Preferred Languages

N/A

How to Apply

Please send CV and other info to both contacts below:

Barbara@soundaging.org
chris@nestseattle.org
Phone number: NEST, 206.525.6378

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