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Montagnard Association of North Carolina Inc.
  • Home
  • The Latest
  • Who We Are
    • Board of Directors
    • MANC of Raleigh
    • Interns
    • Karenni Community Partner
    • Bhutanese Community Partners
    • Services Partners
  • Programs
    • MDA Legacy Scholars
    • MAO
    • Classes + Workshops
    • Traditional Arts
  • Support Us
  • Get Involved
    • Orientation and Training
  • Research Network
    • 2024 Research Symposium
    • About the Network
    • Community Advisory Council
    • Our Approach
      • Service Learning to CBPR
    • Help Build the Network
    • Projects
      • Research Symposium
      • Montagnard Population Count
        • Let's Count All Montagnards (2010)
      • Food, Farming, Ethnobotany
        • Food Insecurity
        • Urban Farming (NCAT)
        • Women's Learning Group
        • Ethnobotany Project
      • Health & Healthcare
        • Community Health Workers
        • Montagnard Hypertension Project
        • Montagnard Health Professionals
        • Hypertension Terminology
        • Medical English Class
      • Learning
        • College-Community Courses
        • ACORE (2014+)
        • Women's Learning Group
        • Health & Science Club
      • Arts & Cultural Preservation
        • Backstrap Weavers
        • Smithsonian Folk Festival
        • Oral History Project
        • This Is My Home Now (Film)
      • Housing Intervention
      • Community Center
      • Participatory Defense
    • Publications
    • Network Impact
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    • Home
    • The Latest
    • Who We Are
      • Board of Directors
      • MANC of Raleigh
      • Interns
      • Karenni Community Partner
      • Bhutanese Community Partners
      • Services Partners
    • Programs
      • MDA Legacy Scholars
      • MAO
      • Classes + Workshops
      • Traditional Arts
    • Support Us
    • Get Involved
      • Orientation and Training
    • Research Network
      • 2024 Research Symposium
      • About the Network
      • Community Advisory Council
      • Our Approach
        • Service Learning to CBPR
      • Help Build the Network
      • Projects
        • Research Symposium
        • Montagnard Population Count
          • Let's Count All Montagnards (2010)
        • Food, Farming, Ethnobotany
          • Food Insecurity
          • Urban Farming (NCAT)
          • Women's Learning Group
          • Ethnobotany Project
        • Health & Healthcare
          • Community Health Workers
          • Montagnard Hypertension Project
          • Montagnard Health Professionals
          • Hypertension Terminology
          • Medical English Class
        • Learning
          • College-Community Courses
          • ACORE (2014+)
          • Women's Learning Group
          • Health & Science Club
        • Arts & Cultural Preservation
          • Backstrap Weavers
          • Smithsonian Folk Festival
          • Oral History Project
          • This Is My Home Now (Film)
        • Housing Intervention
        • Community Center
        • Participatory Defense
      • Publications
      • Network Impact

Interns 

Htay Meh 

Master Social Work Intern 2024-2025

Iyanna Alston, UNCG/NCA&T 

Social Work Intern 2023-2024

Nicolette Daniluk, UNCG/NCA&T 

Social Work Intern 2022-2023

Tanajuh Rouse, UNCG/NCA&T 

Social Work Intern 2022-2023

Irina Sidlouski, UNCG/NCA&T 

Social Work Intern 2022-2023

Kiana Hutcherson, UNCG/NCA&T 

Social Work intern for 2020-2021 

Benjamin White, UNCG/NCA&T 

Social Work Intern 2021-2022

Tou Vang, UNCG/NCA&T 

Social Work Intern 2021-2022


Mikayla Sanders, UNCG/NCA&T 

Social Work Intern 2021-2022

Ha Tong, NC Toccoa Falls College

Intern 2018-2019

Jasmine Harcum, UNCG/NCA&T 

Social Work Intern 2018-2019

Shantell Williams, UNCG/NCA&T 

Social Work Intern 2019-2020

Joana Mendez Lopez, UNCG/NCA&T 

Social Work intern for 2020-2021 


Xuem Siu, UNCG

Intern 2017-2018

Elizabeth (Libby) Whitcomb,

UNCG/NCA&T  UNCG  Social Intern 2017-2018


Job Title: Montagnard Community Intern, Social Work Intern (s), The MDA/MAO Legacy Scholars   

Reports to: Program Supervisor/Executive Director- Nghieng Nay or Liana

Annual Salary Range: School credits (This is a part-time position for an accreditation toward completing your BSW; no benefits). 

All offers of interns are subjected to a background check and/or drug test.

Qualifications: Enrolled in accredited institutions

(Interns)- Enrolled in a School Social Work program leading to Bachelor of Social Work/ Master of Social Work Degree from an accredited institution.

(The Legacy Scholar)- Enrolled in any High School or any College; must be at lease half or quarter Montagnard identity. 

Requirements: Responsible students, self starter, transportation, open minded to other cultures, teamwork, ask questions, team works, etc.     

Internship hours: All interns/volunteers are required to be on site unless stated by your supervisor. Hours are flexible, but it is the student’s responsibility to keep track of his/her own hours the school requires. Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. (Please speak to your site supervisor(s) for a preferred day and time for your Learning Services/Internship. Some weekend hours may be required depending on community events.

Summary: (A brief description that summarizes the overall purpose and objectives of the position, the results the worker is expected to accomplish and the degree of freedom to act):

Essential Functions: (List the tasks, duties and responsibilities of the position that are most important to get the job done). To learn the basics of school social work while providing social work services to the community (students, parents, churches, and community members). Duties & Responsibilities include but are not limited to.

Internship Application: click here 

There are many ways to DONATE

Donations are tax-deductible. If you love the works we're doing, please help us continue making a difference in the community. There are many ways to donate, you can also direct your donation to support cultural activities or specific programming.  Scan the QR code or contact our Executive Director, Liana at hyuamao@gmail.com or 336-541-2447. Check can be mail to our office at 415 N. Edegoworth St. Suite 210A. Greensboro, NC 27401.

OTHER KINDS OF SUPPORT. Gift cards to supermarkets allow families to purchase fresh produce. Kitchen and bathroom supplies, personal hygiene and cleaning supplies, school supplies and good books are appreciated. We cannot accept furniture, used clothes or canned foods because of space limitations.



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Cashapp: $MontagnardMAO10

Zelle- 336-541-2447

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Thank you to all of our partners for your support. Rhade- Lač jăk kơ jih jang ȇpul phung mă bruă mbǐt hlăm klei diih đru. Bunông- Lah ueh ma lĕ rngôch phung ngih kan tȃm-kơl ndrel. Jơrai- Bơni kơ bih bang anôk anơng khul đru mă bruă mbǐt

 



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