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Family Coach Intern (Paid Internship)

Location: The MOMentum Network, Chattanooga, TN
Pay Range: $18–$22/hour, based on experience
Reports to: CEO
Schedule: 30–40 hours/week, flexible schedule with some evening & weekend availability required
Internship Term: Summer (with potential for permanent hire based on performance and organizational needs)

About The MOMentum Network

The MOMentum Network is a faith-based nonprofit in Chattanooga, TN, dedicated to empowering pregnant and parenting students to overcome barriers and succeed in school, career, and life. We believe in rewriting stories—turning unexpected challenges like unplanned pregnancies into powerful testimonies of hope, purpose, and redemption.

Since 2014, we’ve offered a two-generation model of support through housing, mentorship, childcare assistance, life skills development, community and optional Christ-centered guidance to those who would like to grow spiritually.

Position Summary

The Family Coach Intern will gain hands-on experience providing transformational, faith-informed support to single mother college students. Through this role, you’ll walk alongside young moms as they pursue their goals in education and family life, helping them overcome barriers and thrive spiritually, emotionally, and professionally.

This internship is ideal for recent graduates or advanced students in social work, counseling, education, or ministry-related fields or those with other relevant personal experience who are interested in growing as a coach, advocate, and change-maker. Outstanding interns may be considered for long-term employment following successful completion of the internship, depending on organizational needs.

Key Responsibilities

Faith-informed Coaching & Support

• Provide relational, non-judgmental support to pregnant and single parenting students navigating college and parenthood.
• Assist in developing individualized goal plans related to education, employment, housing, parenting, and spiritual growth.
• Walk alongside moms with encouragement and accountability as they pursue self-sufficiency and healing.
• Support moms in connecting with resources, managing crises, and building life skills.

Two Generation Support

• Support The MOMentum Network’s two-generation mission by actively contributing to a nurturing environment for both moms and their children.

• Be willing to assist in the on-site childcare center, Little Scholars, during emergencies or times of increased need.

Program Facilitation & Group Engagement

• Help facilitate workshops, small groups, or life skills sessions that align with The Momentum Network’s mission and curriculum.
• Encourage peer-to-peer support among participants through community-building activities.
• Support participants and provide feedback to shape and execute seasonal events, family nights, and celebrations (such as GATHER and graduations).

Operations & Documentation

• Maintain confidential and organized records of participant goals, progress, and key interactions.
• Support tracking of program data and outcomes to ensure quality and consistency in service delivery.
• Collaborate with the Program Team to evaluate progress and identify areas for growth.

Qualifications

• A personal and growing relationship with Jesus Christ and a desire to live out your faith in service to others, with ability to respect those who do not ascribe to the Christian faith.
• Completion of a bachelor’s or graduate program.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills; able to build trust and connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds.
• A heart for walking alongside pregnant and single moms to help them achieve results  related to goal-setting and resource management.
• Reliable, adaptable, and eager to learn with the ability to maintain appropriate boundaries and confidentiality.
• Willingness to work some evenings and attend community events.
• Proficiency in Google Suite; experience with case management systems is a plus.

Internship Benefits

• $18–$22/hour, depending on education & experience
• Real-world experience in coaching, case management, and nonprofit operations
• Spiritual and professional development in a supportive, mission-driven team
• Opportunity to make a tangible impact in the lives of moms and their children
• Consideration for a permanent position after internship completion, based on performance and organizational fit & availability. No guarantee implied.

How to Apply

If you’re passionate about seeing lives changed by faith, education, and community—and you’re ready to grow through hands-on coaching experience—we’d love to hear from you. Apply today to help us rewrite history & HerStory at MomentumNetwork.org/team-interest. No emails or calls please.

NOTE: Stipend for Position is covered by Specific grant that affords experience to Youth between the Ages of 18-24 who are TN residents.

Position Title: Children's Program Intern

Shape the Future with Momentum Network as a Children’s Program Intern
Empower young lives. Support strong families. Learn while you lead.

The Momentum Network is seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic Children’s Program Intern to serve at our Little Scholars early childhood center and support programming for our two-generation model. This internship offers hands-on experience working with children and their student parent families in a faith-rooted, mission-driven nonprofit that supports single moms pursuing college degrees.

Why Join The Momentum Network?

• Mission-Driven Impact: Help create a nurturing, safe environment for children while supporting holistic family transformation.

• Community & Collaboration: Work alongside a passionate team committed to changing the story for generations.

• Professional Growth: Gain real-world experience in early childhood education, trauma-informed care, and nonprofit programming.

• Two-Generation Support Model: Learn how your role with children supports educational and life success for their moms.

Internship Details

• Location: Little Scholars at The Momentum Network – Chattanooga, TN

• Type: Internship – Full-time preferred during the summer, part-time options may be available during the academic year

• Compensation: Stipend available for eligible Tennessee residents (ages 21–24) through grant funding

• Term: Summer 2025 with opportunity to extend into Fall

Ideal Candidates Are:

• Age 18 or older

• High school graduates or currently enrolled/recently graduated from a college program (Early Childhood Education, Social Work, Psychology, or related field preferred)

• Able to pass a fingerprint background check

• Energetic, patient, and passionate about working with children

• Eager to learn and support wherever needed — including classroom, reception, playdates, or special events

Primary Responsibilities

• Supervise and actively engage children (primarily ages 6 weeks to 5 years) at Little Scholars

• Assist teachers with activities that promote children’s development — social, emotional, cognitive, and physical

• Help organize play-based, trauma-informed learning environments

• Support moms during programming by providing reliable, nurturing child care

• Attend Momentum events and outings, serving as an extra set of hands and a friendly face

• Communicate with staff and parents in a respectful, professional manner

• Step in to assist with other Momentum program duties when needed (including light admin or event prep)

This Internship Is a Great Fit If You:

• Want to explore a career in early childhood education, family services, or nonprofit work

• Are adaptable and willing to pitch in where needed — from circle time to clean-up

• Value building relationships with children and their families

• Believe in making a difference in the lives of single moms.

Learn more about The MOMentum Network at MomentumNetwork.org; If interested in this position, the first step is to apply here: momentumnetwork.org/team-interest. No phone calls please.

NOTE: Stipend for Position is covered by Specific grant that affords experience to Youth between the Ages of 18-24 who are TN residents.

Position Title: Development Intern
Location: Chattanooga, TN (On-site preferred)
Type: Summer Internship with opportunity for Full-time role upon successful completion.

Pay: Available (subject to grant eligibility) $15-20/hr (starting pay is $15/hr, increase to $20/hr + potential bonuses if hired on full time after internship is completed)

About Us:
The Momentum Network is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering single moms in college and their children to rewrite their stories through education, community, and support. As we celebrate our 10-year anniversary, we’re expanding our development efforts to build the future of this mission.

Position Summary:
We are seeking an outgoing, proactive and mission-driven Development Intern to support our fundraising and donor engagement initiatives. This role is perfect for a student or recent graduate looking to gain hands-on experience in nonprofit development, communications, and grant strategy. The intern will help drive our mission forward by researching funding opportunities, preparing proposals, and supporting donor communications.

Key Responsibilities:

• Assist in researching prospective donors, corporate sponsors, and grant opportunities

• Draft, edit and help deliver proposals, grant applications, and sponsorship requests

• Prepare and send donor acknowledgments, updates, and appeal letters

• Track and organize donor and funder communications in our CRM

• Support planning and execution of fundraising campaigns and events

• Monitor peer organizations and fundraising trends to inform strategy

• Provide administrative support to the CEO

• Cross train with Community and Campus Engagement Intern to help coordinate volunteers
• Team player, willing to help where ever needed

Preferred Qualifications:

• Passion for our mission to make a two generation difference impacting students experiencing unplanned pregnancy &/or single moms and children.

• Self-starter with ability to identify solutions

• Ability to manage multiple tasks, work independently, and collaborate in a team environment.

• Strong writing, research, and organizational skills

• Interest in nonprofit fundraising, philanthropy, and social impact

• Familiarity with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace (CRM experience is a plus)

• Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines with minimal supervision

• Team player with a willingness to learn and contribute meaningfully

• Prior sales or fundraising experience preferred

Eligibility:

• Must be currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a college or university

• Preference given to Tennessee residents ages 21–24 (due to stipend grant requirements)

What You’ll Gain:

• Practical experience in  nonprofit fundraising, proposal writing, and donor relations

• Exposure to development strategy and grant-seeking processes

• Hands-on experience in fundraising, donor relations, and alumni engagement
• Networking opportunities in the community

• Mentorship from experienced nonprofit professionals

• The opportunity to contribute to a mission that changes lives for generations

Indicate interest at:

momentumnetwork.org/team-interest

NOTE: Stipend for Position is covered by Specific grant that affords experience to Youth between the Ages of 18-24 who are TN residents.

Program Assistant Intern

Report to: Family Success Specialist

Location: Chattanooga, TN | Status: Internship (Paid) | 

Duration: 12 weeks Between May 5- August 22, 2025

Full-time position, but job-share may be available 

About The Momentum Network
The Momentum Network is a two-generation support community for single mothers pursuing a college degree. We empower women to continue their education while receiving access to housing, childcare, career development, and wraparound services that lead to long-term success for their families.

Position Summary
The Program Assistant Intern will play a vital role in supporting the daily operations of Momentum’s student and family support programming. This opportunity is ideal for a recent graduate or a college senior earning a Bachelor's degree by May 2026 who is interested in nonprofit work, social services, or educational equity. The intern will support intake, outreach, care coordination, and facilitation of family-focused meetings and events. The intern should be comfortable working with both student parents and their children in a supportive, trauma-informed environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist with eligibility and enrollment of new program participants, including application tracking and document collection
• Support outreach efforts through campus engagement, follow-up communications, and relationship-building with community partners
• Help coordinate resources and referrals for participants in collaboration with program staff
• Participate in and assist with family-friendly program meetings, workshops, and events (some evening hours required)
• Engage warmly and professionally with student parents and their children
• Perform light office duties including reception coverage, basic research, and preparation of program materials
• Maintain accurate records and support documentation in internal systems
• Provide general support to the Program Team and other duties as assigned

Qualifications

• Must be a recent graduate or current senior earning a Bachelor’s degree by May 2026
• Prior experience in client services, customer service, education, childcare, or related roles strongly preferred
• Excellent communication skills, empathy, and a team-oriented mindset
• Comfortable working with both adult participants and young children
• Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple tasks with attention to detail
• Willingness to work in-person in Chattanooga, TN, with some evening availability

What You’ll Gain

• Experience working in a two-generation, mission-driven nonprofit
• Skills in care coordination, participant intake, outreach, and administrative support
• Mentorship from experienced program leaders
  A deeper understanding of the barriers faced by student-parent families and the resources that help them succeed

To Apply:
Submit a resume and a brief cover letter sharing why you're interested in supporting student-parent families to apply at momentumnetwork.org/team-interest.
No phone calls, please.
Learn more about The Momentum Network at MomentumNetwork.org.

NOTE: Stipend for Open Position is covered by Specific grant that affords experience to Youth between the Ages of 18-24 who are TN residents.

Little Scholars - Night Owl Children's Program

Intern position available

• 4-6 hours week, ideally having capacity to add another night of care (or share duties)
• Must be available on Thursdays from 4:30-8:30pm

About Us

We are located downtown near UTC & Erlanger Hospital. In order to achieve our mission of helping single moms stay on track to achieve their dreams, we partner to provide a quality early learning experience for children of our leadership development program & occasionally members of our village.

By working with us, you're helping to make a 2 generation transformation!

About You

You have a heart to care for kids and like to have fun at work. 

• You're at least 18
• Must have a minimum of a high school diploma or HiSet equivalent
• Pursuing a degree in Early Childhood Education and experience working in childcare is a plus. 

Kids program assistant plans for & works meeting nights at The MOMentum Network. You care for the kids by guiding a team of volunteers, under the leadership of the Kids program manager. Meeting nights are currently Thursday nights 4:30-8:30pm.

• Duties Include:
  • Oversees volunteer teachers in a class
  • Helps with volunteer paperwork  
  • Meal prep & planning 
  • Set up signs & possibly help engagement intern with other tasks 
  • Fill in for managing teacher when needed, including curriculum planning &/or teaching*
  • In charge of cleaning up after meeting 
  • Recruiting other kids team members
  • Notes growth and opportunities with kiddos. 
  • Works with PM to complete kids sheets
  • Other duties as assigned/needed.

*As a faith-based program, we offer Christian activities at least once a month. Must be comfortable planning and leading lessons teaching kids about Jesus Christ in alignment with TMN beliefs.

Learn more about The MOMentum Network at MomentumNetwork.org; If interested in this position, the first step is to apply here: momentumnetwork.org/team-interest. No phone calls please.

Little Scholars Child Care Team (Full or Part time Teacher & Assistant Teacher Positions available)

Positions available

• Lead Teachers (6-8 hours in between 7:30am-5:30pm)
• Assistant Teachers (available 7:30am-9:30am or 3:30pm-5:30pm)

About Us

We are located downtown near UTC & Erlanger Hospital. In order to achieve our mission of helping single moms stay on track to achieve their dreams, we partner to provide a quality early learning experience for children of our leadership development program & occasionally members of our village. We are a small center--licensed to serve up to 12 children, but uphold state standards and pursue excellence in serving the littlest learners in our network. By working with us, you're helping to make a 2 generation transformation!

About You

You have a heart to care for kids and like to have fun at work. 

• You're at least 18
• Teachers and Teacher Assistants must have a minimum of a high school diploma 
• Willing to obtain a CDA if you don't already have one.
• An Associate’s or a Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education and experience working in childcare is a plus. 

Pay based on experience. WAGES grant may be available to enhance earning potential.

This position will be hired through Chambliss Center, the managing partner for our Early Learning Program, but candidates are encouraged to fill out an interest form here first & we can help you get the ball rolling...

Learn more about The MOMentum Network at MomentumNetwork.org; If interested in this position, the first step is to apply here: momentumnetwork.org/team-interest. No phone calls please.