Join Us as a Project Intern
Are you passionate about gender and racial equality and want to make a real difference in young people’s lives while gaining hands-on experience in the charity sector?
We are looking for a proactive, committed Project Intern to join our team at Integrate UK.
As a Project Intern, you’ll play a key role in delivering our ‘Project Fearless’ programme. You’ll be:
- Co-planning and co-delivering weekly workshops on gender and racial inequalities
- Helping to establish a Youth-Led Equalities Council in partner schools
- Mentoring and supporting younger youth members
- Facilitating Youth Board meetings and contributing to events like our Annual Youth Conference
- Building relationships with stakeholders and representing Integrate UK at key events
- Supporting with admin tasks and learning how a charity runs day-to-day
You’ll be mentored by one of our Project Leads and the CEO, gaining valuable insight into leadership, communication, safeguarding, and charity operations.
We welcome applicants from all backgrounds, especially those with lived experience of the issues we address. We therefore particularly encourage applications from candidates who are likely to be underrepresented, including people from Global Majority backgrounds.
How to Apply
Please read the job description and person specification for full details about the role and its requirements and send your completed application form along with the equality and diversity monitoring form to: info@integrateuk.org by Tuesday, 02 September 2025.
This role is subject to a satisfactory enhanced DBS check with Child Barred List check.
About Integrate UK
Integrate UK is a youth-led organisation which supports young people aged 11-25 to advocate for themselves, providing platforms for their voices to be heard to influence change through creative and educational projects, including short films and music videos.
Founded in 2009 by four young girls advocating against Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), Integrate UK has grown into a youth-led community tackling broader issues like race, gender, and social justice.
Our organisation is driven by a diverse community of young people who lead social action projects, supported by Junior Trustees, staff, and the Board of Trustees. We offer opportunities for youth leadership, advocacy, and public speaking, enabling young people to advocate for themselves and shape policy and practice both on a local and national basis.
Through the promotion of our films in schools and youth groups, we inspire a wider network of young people to think more deeply about ongoing inequalities. We also engage policymakers to consider how to bring these issues into the public consciousness and tackle them proactively.
Integrate UK has influenced national policies on FGM, extremism, racism, and Islamophobia, with young people playing key roles in shaping these discussions through collaboration with policymakers, schools, and media outlets. Young people have also been invited to speak at high profile events, influencing policy makers and politicians both nationally and internationally, and by sharing their perspectives, have shaped conversations around safeguarding and inequalities.