Charity Internship Available

**POSITION NO LONGER AVAILABLE**

Quest4Change is offering a voluntary internship giving you the opportunity to get valuable hands-on experience within our small grassroots international development charity.

Role summary
This is a varied role, focused on research and fundraising. We will work with you to give you a range of experience and we will support you to attend training courses and seminars to build your key skills. This is a great opportunity for a hard-working, motivated, enthusiastic individual with an interest in development and fundraising.

What's in it for you?

• An insight into the charity sector
• The chance to develop key skills relevant to the charity sector
• The opportunity to research, write and edit reports and proposals
• A dedicated member of staff to support you throughout your internship

The main focus during your time with Quest will be helping with the production of an Impact Report on our achievements. Working closely with our staff, you will be involved in tasks such as gathering and collating of data, and drafting and editing. You will also be working with our staff to put together funding proposals for Trusts and Foundations.

Role requirements
The internship is open to undergraduates, graduates and people looking for a career move into the charity sector. Existing knowledge of development would be useful, but is not required.

We need our intern to be:

• Highly motivated
• Highly organised
• An excellent communicator
• Willing to learn
• Flexible
• Friendly and enthusiastic

The role is based in Hove, East Sussex, and while we are unable to offer paid internships, we can cover travel expenses up to £10 per day. We can only accept interns who are available to commit themselves for 1-2 days a week for a minimum period of 3 months. We offer flexible working hours.

More About Us
Quest4Change works with partner organisations on small scale grassroots projects in Africa and South America targeting the specific causes of poverty and environmental destruction. One of our main aims is to improve basic health and education infrastructure for the poorest people living in the communities we work with. We aim to establish strong relationships with each project partner; a minimum five year commitment is integral to the work we do, helping us ensure that we make a positive and tangible difference to the lives of the people with whom we work.Find out more at www.quest4change.org.

Interested candidates should e-mail CVs with a covering letter to rose@quest4change.org.  Please also feel free to contact Rose on 01273 777206 if you have any questions about the role.

If called for an interview, applicants will need to show evidence of their right to work in the UK.

The deadline for applications will be rolling and the vacancy will remain open until filled.