PUBLIC HEALTH INTERN

PUBLIC HEALTH INTERN Remote / London-based opportunity Part-time | Flexible | 3-6 months Are you completing a Degree or Masters in Public Health and looking to apply your research and writing skills to real-world impact? Adanna Women’s Support Group (AWSG) is offering internship opportunities for motivated Public Health postgraduate students who are passionate about tackling health inequalities and shaping policy change. AWSG is a Black and Minority Ethnic Women-led organisation working to improve health outcomes for African, Caribbean and Asian communities in London. We campaigns and programmes in mental health and domestic abuse, health inequalities in BAME women, cultural competency, patient advocacy, research, and community engagement. What You’ll Be Doing Research directly with women impacted to gather data and evidence Writing position reports and contributing to awareness campaigns Contributing to funding proposals and project reports Supporting monitoring & evaluation frameworks Assisting with policy briefings and consultation responses Helping translate research into accessible community-facing resources You will contribute to work that informs local and national strategies and influences health systems. We’re Looking For Current or recent Public Health Degree or Master’s student Strong research, analysis and academic writing skills Understanding of health inequalities and social determinants of health Interest in community-led and culturally competent public health Experience in BAME women and women’s health, mental health, health policy or community engagement is a bonus but not essential. What You’ll Gain Real-world experience in policy-influencing public health work Exposure to local and national health strategy development Mentorship and practical insight into the voluntary and policy sector A strong portfolio of applied research outputs Reference upon successful completion How to Apply Send your CV and a short statement (max 300 words) explaining why you’re interested in public health equity and working with AWSG