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Imani Village Green Health Advocate I

CompanyTrinity United Church of Christ
LocationChicago
Work ModeOn Site
PostedMay 8, 2026
Internship Information
Core Responsibilities
The advocate will perform tree identification, maintenance, and planting while conducting health assessments. They will also facilitate community workshops and canvas the neighborhood to address tree-related concerns.
Internship Type
intern
Company Size
8
Visa Sponsorship
No
Language
English
Working Hours
40 hours
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About The Company
TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST CHILD CARE CENTERS INC is an individual & family services company based out of Chicago, Illinois, United States. We believe in educating the whole child! Educating the whole child means embracing their family! Welcome to Trinity Early Childhood Centers, Inc. where we value culturally connected curriculum and the principles it embodies!
About the Role

Conservation 

Brief Description:

Imani Village through the Imani Green Health Advocate internship seeks to provide an early career professional with a conservation experience in networking, certifications, and hands-on training. Throughout the internship, you will learn about tree care and treatment, how to identify trees for yourself and others, and canvas the community for tree related care and concerns. This internship seeks to empower your voice and lived experience to serve the community you call home. You will have the opportunity to know more about yourself, your surroundings, and play an integral part in the positive change you want for its future. 

How do you know if you should apply? If you seek to expand your knowledge about the natural environment while engaging with the residents that make a community to educate and work hand in hand, apply here! You will have a variety of experiences that expose you to real world challenges and have you enact the necessary changes in ways of education, canvassing, and planting trees amongst other tasks. You will receive a multitude of career certified accreditation and professional development skills. Through the conservation internship, you will leave will a network of professionals, essential professional skills, and a working narrative of your experiences in formats such as resume, LinkedIn, and more.

Roles and responsibilities:

 What you can expect:

-    Learn about the identification, maintenance, and planting of trees

-    Create and facilitate workshops about tree information

-    Canvas the surrounding community 

-    Conduct tree health assessments

-    Maintenance and Plant trees

-    Research and present a tree relate community issue

-    Research and prepare your career path

You will be required to complete the following tasks:

-    Be present

-    Be on time 

-    Be professional

-    Be prepared to work 

As a result: 

What you can gain:

-    Career Recognized Certifications

-    Hands-on stakeholder experience 

-    Business proposal 

-    International, National, and Local organization network

Qualifications:

-    Ability to carry 35 lbs 

-    High School or GED Diploma 

-    Reliable Transportation

Suggested Qualifications:

-    Intermediate ability for verbal and written communication

-    Adaptive mindset and mobility 

Information necessary for submission: 

-    Select between or both: Cover Letter and Resume

-    Required: 2 references

Benefits:

-    Hourly Pay: $17/Hour

-    Paid Federal Holidays

Program Details:

-    Operation Hours: 9 AM – 5 PM (1 hour lunch)

-    Potentially occasional weekends


Key Skills
Tree IdentificationTree MaintenanceTree PlantingCommunity CanvassingWorkshop FacilitationTree Health AssessmentResearchVerbal CommunicationWritten CommunicationStakeholder Engagement
Categories
Environmental & SustainabilityScience & ResearchSocial ServicesEducationAgriculture
Benefits
Hourly PayPaid Federal Holidays
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