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Dr. Scott Morris, a family practice physician and ordained United Methodist minister, founded the Church Health Center in 1987 to provide quality, affordable healthcare for working uninsured people and their families. The Church Health Center offers internships to students who want to be part of a ministry that cares for the whole person - body and spirit. In addition to the Center's Clinic, Hope & Healing, Faith Community Ministries and the MEMPHIS Plan, internship opportunities are also available in not-for-profit administrative areas including public affairs, fundraising and development. Find application form at: internships@churchhealthcenter.org or mail written request to Internship Program, Church Health Center, 1210 Peabody Avenue, Memphis, TN 38104.

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United Way of the Mid-South

United Way of the Mid-South is proud to be a training ground for future Nonprofit leaders. Nonprofit organizations have a growing need for experienced and knowledgeable staff to ensure that our work continues to effectively impact the lives of those we serve. Hosting an intern brings a generation of fresh ideas and innovative thinking to our work while sharing our knowledge of field. We can learn and grow together. For more information, contact: Nidia Logan, MPA, Manager, Community Impact Department, United Way of the Mid-South, Nidia.Logan@uwmidsouth.org, or visit the website at http://www.uwmidsouth.org.

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Last Updated: 1/23/12