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Where: Philadelphia, PA
Deadline: ASAP  Last Edited: Apr. 16, 2014
Approx Hours: Full-time
Openings: 3 / 3 
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Summer Community Intern – Philadelphia Office


• Location: Philadelphia, PA

• Hours: 40 hours / week (Includes some nights and weekends)

• Start / End Dates: May 19th – August 8th, 2014

• Salary: $2,500


Welcome to DREAM! DREAM places a high premium on having fun, dreaming big, thinking outside the box and creating opportunities for youth to thrive and believe that anything is possible! DREAM’s Village Mentoring model builds upon the adage that “it takes a village to raise a child” and uses a community oriented approach to mentoring and empowering youth living in affordable housing. If you want to work for an organization which encourages you to be creative, silly, energetic, thoughtful and passionate about creating positive changes for youth, than maybe you’d like to join our team. We are currently seeking Summer Community Interns at our recently launched Philadelphia office.


DREAM’s mission is to build communities of families and college students that empower youth from affordable housing neighborhoods to recognize their options, make informed decisions and achieve their dreams. DREAM is a small but growing organization, recently launched in the city of brotherly love. After a successful spring program, we are looking forward to kicking off our summer session.


Summer Community Intern Responsibilities

DREAM Summer Community Interns work as a team to organize a summer full of fun, adventure and exploration for youth ages 5-18 living in affordable housing communities in Philadelphia. Each summer intern is responsible for the following:

• Developing and implementing daily youth programming (activities include sports, arts and crafts, community service projects and local and regional travel for enrichment-based adventure programming.)

• Recruiting and orienting youth and families

• Supporting our teen “Mentors in Training” program

• Engaging families and working with community partners


It Helps If You Have…

• Experience working with youth and additional experience in one or more of the following areas:

o Community Development

o Youth / Student led initiatives

o Program Design & Implementation

o Group Travel Planning

o Volunteer Management

• A flexible schedule (able to participate in overnights, trips and occasional evening meetings)

• Creativity, energy and an entrepreneurial spirit

• Good sense of humor, a team-first attitude and contagious energy


Our hiring process is rolling. If you are interested in joining the DREAM team this summer, please submit a resume and letter of interest





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