North Carolina Organization for Human Services

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    The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others (Mahatma Ghandi).
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Interns ROCK!!!

Internship  - a learning experience in a human services delivery organization. It is a process of experiential learning that integrates the knowledge, theory, skills, and professional behaviors that are concurrently being taught in the classroom. (Counil for Standards in Human Service Education, 2008, p. 42).

Skylar Wilkes,

Richmond Community College

“I was allowed to rotate through the Children and Protective Services, the Family and Child Medicaid, the Transportation, and the Food and Nutrition units. It was awesome. My mother is in this field, and I thought I knew all about the programs, but I learned a great deal by having my internship there,”

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Human Service Students

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Montgomery Community College

Serve at Shelter

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From Intern to Employee

Gimeka Craine  (left) was hired as a bi-lingual case manager after serving as an intern with Ms. Kishi Tillman,  Family Services Manager, Union County Community Action

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