Pilgram Africa 2026

Pilgrim Africa is rewriting the malaria playbook. Instead of chasing big-donor priorities, we create programs that African communities and governments own and pay for themselves. We began by spraying hundreds of schools in the hardest-hit districts. The impact was immediate. Now schools share the cost—because preventing malaria is far cheaper than treating it—and we help them market their “Pilgrim Protect” status to parents, turning health into a real enrollment advantage. We’re building a self-sustaining ecosystem: local training, bulk chemical procurement, government oversight, and live data systems that will keep expanding long after donor funding ends. We’re looking for passionate storytellers to capture this journey, amplify the voices of the schools and communities driving change, and invite the world to witness Africa solving one of its biggest problems on its own terms.

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Please upload your résumé. PDF or Word format, max 2 pages. Include education and work experience.

What are your goals with an internship? (250–400 words)

Describe a time you worked on a team project, faced a challenge, or took initiative in an academic, extracurricular, or work setting. What was your role, what happened, and what did you learn? (250–400 words)

Please introduce yourself: share your academic background, any relevant experiences or projects, and tell us what excites you most about your industry/field and why you want to intern with us. (1–2 minutes)

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Pick one concept, project, or skill from your studies or experiences and explain it in simple, clear terms as if you were talking to a friend or family member who has no background in the area. (1–2 minutes)

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Pilgrim Africa is a Christian organization but is not associated with a particular church of denomination. Members of the team may be asked to pray, help lead Bible study, or help the organization connect with partner Christian organizations both in Africa and abroad.