Alanda Health is a purpose-driven global health organisation dedicated to building a healthier and more equitable world. Its mission focuses on strengthening evidence-informed decision-making, addressing barriers to healthcare access, and supporting communities through strategic action. Operating fully remotely, the organisation brings together a small but international team working across multiple thematic areas, including epidemic preparedness, epidemiology, infectious diseases, maternal and child health, sexual and reproductive health, health equity, mental health, and psychosocial support. Through collaborative innovation and research-driven approaches, Alanda Health strives to generate meaningful, sustainable impact. Core Areas of Work Alanda Health’s work is divided into partner-led projects and internal initiatives designed to contribute to global health knowledge, capacity building, and accessibility. Partner-Based Projects:The organisation collaborates with leading international organisations and NGOs to deliver technical support in global health. Key activities include evidence generation, research support, capacity building, training development, leadership strengthening, project management assistance, and advisory services. These partnerships help organisations improve health outcomes through robust research, data-driven insights, and strategic direction. Alanda-Led Projects:Alanda also invests in initiatives that advance its mission internally.• Science Communication: Through its website and LinkedIn, the organisation produces weekly posts, blogs, and informational content aimed at raising awareness of global health challenges.• Support for Young Professionals: By offering online courses and peer-to-peer networking, Alanda helps early-career global health professionals navigate professional pathways, strengthen their skills, and access new opportunities.• Innovations in Healthcare Access: The team explores multidisciplinary solutions to structural and systemic barriers preventing people from accessing healthcare. This work spans health and non-health sectors, creating space for cross-sector collaboration and creativity. About the Internship The Public Health Internship is designed for individuals eager to gain practical experience in global health. It is ideal for recent graduates, students completing a master’s degree in public health or a related discipline, or those transitioning into the public health field. Formal degree backgrounds are flexible; what matters most is a strong interest in public or global health and a willingness to learn. Desired Qualities in an Intern Alanda seeks individuals who are proactive, creative, and capable of taking initiative. Successful interns demonstrate clarity on goals, work independently, and respond positively to regular feedback. A strong passion for global health, poverty issues, and equity is important, along with curiosity and an eagerness to learn. Good organisational skills, efficiency, time management, and adaptability across different tasks are essential. Interns are expected to commit a minimum of 15 hours per week and take responsibility for delivering timely, high-quality work. Skills Required The internship requires strong research abilities, including competence in searching and analysing peer-reviewed and grey literature. Interns should be able to summarise large volumes of information and apply critical thinking. Knowledge of quantitative or qualitative research methods is an advantage. Excellent written communication skills in English are required, while Spanish or French is beneficial. Some familiarity with social media content creation, including writing short posts or producing simple video content, is desirable. Comfort in reaching out to organisations and stakeholders is also helpful. What the Internship Involves The internship provides a structured yet dynamic experience: Team Collaboration:The team meets every Monday for a weekly check-in, beginning with an energiser activity, followed by updates on achievements from the previous week and planning for upcoming tasks. Research and Project Work:Interns support ongoing partner organisation projects. Tasks may include desk research, contributions to evaluation reports, training development, and other technical products. Interns may also support internal initiatives, gaining exposure to a broad range of global health topics. Science Communication:Interns contribute to developing content for social media, blogs, articles, and videos aimed at educating the public on global health issues. Learning and Mentorship:Alanda places strong emphasis on growth. Interns consistently report that mentorship, accessibility, and support are among the most rewarding aspects of the programme. The internship runs remotely for four months, from 05 January to 30 April 2026, including a two-week vacation. How to Apply Applicants must prepare their responses to Alanda’s internship questionnaire in advance, as the organisation does not require a cover letter. A CV limited to two pages must also be prepared. The application form opens on 24 November 2025 at 16:00 CET and closes at 17:00 CET. Candidates must paste their questionnaire responses into the form and upload their CV. Applications submitted via email will not be considered. For questions, applicants may consult the FAQ page or email projects@alandahealth.com. The internship is not remunerated but offers hands-on experience, mentorship, and skill development across writing, research, business processes, public health, and science communication. VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE TO APPLY For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram , WhatsApp, Twitter, LinkedIn and Telegram Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) is not the hiring organization. For any inquiries, please contact the official organization directly. Please do not send your applications to GSO, as we are unable to process them. Due to the high volume of emails, we receive daily, we may not be able to respond to all inquiries. Thank you for your understanding.