Coordinator & Manager Roles

Leadership Experience via Management and Internship Opportunities

IN-COUNTRY LEADERSHIP TEAM

If you’re able to stay for at least 6 months and would like to gain leadership experience, let's talk about HCA's coordinator positions. For those who can stay for 12 months, consider applying as a Development Manager. These positions fill up fast, so plan in advance if you’re interested.

Gain Management Experience on the HCA Leadership Team!

Development Manager Honduras Child Alliance

In-Country Development Manager

Beachfront housing and a food stipend are provided!  
The Development Manager is an important member of our in-country Leadership Team and helps connect our international community with our local community.
For this 12-month role, we’re looking for someone with an open heart and open mind, a sense of responsibility, and a sense of humor –someone who enjoys making connections, is willing to take initiative, and can be counted on to follow through. Most importantly, we’re looking for someone who wants to collaborate as part of an international team, learn from the community, and be the kind of person who notices what needs to be done—and does it.
This role involves fundraising—but it’s also much more. It’s an opportunity to use your creativity, communication skills, and professional interests to build relationships and create support to sustain the programs at the heart of Honduras Child Alliance.

This role involves fundraising—but also so much more. It’s an opportunity to use your creativity, communication skills, and professional interests to build relationships and sustain the programs at the heart of Honduras Child Alliance.

  • Development & Outreach With a focus on development, you’ll create engaging fundraising appeals and social media content, cultivate donor relationships, help coordinate in-kind donations, and identify new sources of support. You’ll gain hands-on experience with donor communications, a CRM/database, crowdfunding, and other aspects of nonprofit management.
    But there’s plenty more to the role:
    Get ready for our awesome students! You’ll work side by side in the classroom with our Honduran interns and international volunteers, getting to know the kids and becoming part of their learning experience. The Development Manager helps create an environment where students, local interns, volunteers, staff, and community members all have opportunities to learn, connect, and grow.
    A key part of the role is supporting our local young adults—the Honduran intern cohort we call PEP-Professionals—as they build professional experience, utilize critical thinking and creative problem-solving, and gain confidence. You might organize a workshop, connect an intern with a supporter who can provide mentoring, arrange opportunities to practice English or computer skills, or help develop community service projects that encourage young people to explore their interests and discover their talents.
    You’ll also help welcome and support our international volunteers, helping them become part of the HCA team and encouraging genuine connections with our staff, interns, students, and community. You may help coordinate visiting supporters, university workgroups, dental teams, and other partnerships, while looking for new opportunities to bring useful resources, skills, and relationships to El Porvenir.

  • ● Available and able to commit to 12 months
    ● Spanish is part of the fun—and part of the job! You’ll need an intermediate level of Spanish to connect with our Honduran staff, interns, students, and community. But no stress—our bilingual Honduran managers and interns can help you along the way, and you’ll have five free Convo-Amigos sessions to dust off your Spanish and get warmed up. Your Spanish doesn’t have to be perfect—but what better way to gain confidence than by living in a Spanish-speaking community?
    ● Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.● Some experience managing fundraising and/or social media.● Comfort working in a supervisory role.● Creative problem solver.● Honest and open-minded.● Ready to work hard and laugh often!

  • Please send your letter of interest and resume to gro.ecnailladlihcsarudnoh%40reetnulov

COORDINATORS / INTERNSHIPS

Coordinators receive 50% off housing 

To apply as a coordinator / intern, complete a volunteer application and note your interest in the comments section.

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Social Media & Communications

The Social Media & Communications Specialist helps tell the HCA story and connect Honduras Child Alliance with people around the world.
Through social media, newsletters, volunteer outreach, reviews, and other online communications, you’ll help attract volunteers, donors, supporters, and potential partners—and give our growing international community a window into what’s happening at Honduras Child Alliance.

  • You’ll work closely with the Development Manager and the HCA Leadership Team, bringing clear communication, creativity, and a strong sense of what makes a story worth sharing.
    But this isn’t just a sit-behind-a-computer kind of role. You’ll also spend time in our classrooms, getting to know our students and working as part of a blended team of instructors with our Honduran interns and international volunteers. You’ll become part of the HCA community, and that is how you can best tell our stories.
    The social media specialist will:• Coordinate HCA’s social media presence, newsletters, volunteer postings, and other online outreach.
    • Create and schedule engaging posts, stories, and other content that highlight HCA’s students, programs, volunteers, interns, and community.

    • Help keep HCA’s online presence active, current, and welcoming.

    • Help solicit and share reviews and stories from volunteers, supporters, and partners.

    • Collaborate with the Development Manager on fundraising appeals, campaigns, and other development-related communications.

    • Participate actively in weekly staff meetings.

    • Look for new and creative ways to help HCA connect with people, organizations, and potential supporters internationally.
    Spanish is helpful but not required. An advanced beginner level or higher is preferred, and you’ll have plenty of opportunities to practice while you’re here.
    The Social Media & Communications Specialist receives discounted housing and five free Convo-Amigos Spanish sessions and should plan to stay for 6–12 months.

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Tech Wizard - Digital Literacy


Understanding how to use a computer is an essential skill. It helps our students and our Honduran interns access educational and employment opportunities that they otherwise would not be qualified for.
Honduras Child Alliance seeks a 'tech wizard' who can help keep our laptops up to date and loaded with the games and activities that correspond to the curriculum.
Teaching digital literacy workshops to our 'PEP-Professionals' (Honduran interns) and to our teen program is also a key aspect of this role.

  • The "tech wizard" receives discounted housing and should plan on staying from 6-12 months. 

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Healthy Snacks - Nutrition Coordinator

The goal of the Healthy Snacks program is to model locally available healthy food choices made from locally sourced ingredients by providing a protein-filled snack to each child who attends our free classes.
Honduras Child Alliance seeks a 6-12 month nutrition intern to help coordinate our Healthy Snack program. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, as this is an ongoing position at HCA. A minimum 6-month commitment is requested.

  • A registered dietician provides appropriate recipes that are rich in protein, vitamins, and minerals. 
    The nutrition intern:● Purchases ingredients at local markets on a weekly basis.● Organizes the snack prep schedule.● Trains volunteers, facilitadores, and community members in the preparation of recipes.● Conducts likability surveys with the kids when new recipes are introduced.● Collects nutrition-related data in a spreadsheet.● Leads a nutrition-related lesson and activity once weekly for the PEP+ classes.
    An intermediate level of Spanish is preferred but not required.
    The nutrition intern receives discounted housing and should plan on staying from 6-12 months. 

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Work-Exchange (4 hrs/wk)

For volunteers staying at least 3 months, it is sometimes possible to take on special projects as a work-exchange that will lower your housing costs by 50%. Tasks are designed to help you build new skills but will generally be things like data management, collating our Facebook and google-photos albums, updating volunteer postings, making flyers, and hands-on helping to keep things organized at the volunteer houses. To apply, complete a regular volunteer application and note in the comments that you wish to talk about a potential work-exchange.