Arrived understands that our team’s collective differences are also our greatest asset. Arrived staff are predominantly people of color, women, and first or second-generation immigrants.
Arrived values lived experience — nearly 70% of our client-facing staff members hail from the communities we serve. Approximately 40% of staff were once Arrived clients. Their perspectives strengthen our ability to provide culturally responsive services and create a workplace where all backgrounds are celebrated.
If you’re passionate about empowering immigrants and their families, we invite you to explore open positions below.
Arrived proudly offers a comprehensive benefits package to our full-time staff and fellows, including 100% employer-paid health insurance. Full-time employees also enjoy generous vacation leave, sick leave, personal days, paid holidays, and paid time off between Christmas and New Year’s Day during the winter holiday season.
Are you interested in joining our team but don’t see an opening that is right for you? Send us your resume and a letter of interest anyway! We are always looking to connect with talented professionals who connect with our mission. Email your materials to careers@arrived.org.
Arrived’s internship program offers university students a hands-on opportunity to build professional skills, explore career pathways in the nonprofit sector, and contribute to meaningful work that directly impacts immigrants and their families.
Interns work alongside Arrived staff in areas including communications, development, program support, and operations. This is an opportunity to gain real experience, build your professional network, and deepen your understanding of immigration, public health, and social services.
We offer spring, summer, and fall interns for university students who are passionate about our mission. To learn more or apply, contact careers@arrived.org.
Nous collectons $225 000 d'ici le 31 décembre pour aider les nouveaux arrivants de notre communauté à accéder à la sécurité et au soutien dont ils ont besoin pour reconstruire leur vie.
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