Fundraising Intern

Organisation: Counter-Terrorism Medicine Europe (CTM-E)

Location: Remote

Commitment: Part-time (4–6 hours per week)

Duration: 6 months (15 January 2027 – 15 July 2027)

Application Deadline: 25 November 2026

Interviews: Scheduled for 10 December 2026 (subject to application volume)

About Counter-Terrorism Medicine Europe

Counter-Terrorism Medicine Europe (CTM-E) is an international non-profit organisation registered in Estonia that advances healthcare and response systems in the face of terrorism, conflict, and complex security threats. CTM-E brings together clinical expertise, medical intelligence, operational research, and inter-agency collaboration to strengthen preparedness across Europe and internationally.

Role overview

Counter-Terrorism Medicine Europe seeks an enthusiastic and motivated Fundraising Intern to join our team for six months.

In this role, you will play a central part in identifying and securing funding opportunities from a diverse range of organisations, philanthropic foundations, and grant-awarding bodies. The funds raised will directly support our student and young professional development initiatives, funding schemes, and educational opportunities designed to empower the next generation of emergency responders, clinical leaders, and public health and security specialists.

This role is tailored for undergraduate or postgraduate students seeking practical experience at the intersection of emergency medicine, global health security, disaster management, and international relations.

Key responsibilities

  • Research and map potential grant providers, institutional donors, charitable trusts, and corporate sponsors aligned with health security, emergency preparedness, and youth leadership programs.

  • Help draft, assemble, and refine funding proposals, grant applications, and sponsorship pitches.

  • Track funding application cycles, submission criteria, and reporting requirements.

  • Work closely with the leadership team to communicate the impact of CTM-E’s student development programs to prospective partners.

  • Maintain organised records of donor communications, submissions, and partner engagement.

Candidate profile

  • Current student or recent graduate in Emergency/Disaster Medicine, Public Health, Global Health Security, International Relations, Security Studies, Non-Profit Management, or related fields.

  • Strong written communication and analytical skills with close attention to detail.

  • Proactive self-starter who can manage their time effectively in a remote work environment.

  • Prior experience in fundraising, donor outreach, or grant writing is desirable but not mandatory; demonstrated enthusiasm and willingness to learn are essential.

  • Fluency in English (written and verbal); proficiency in additional European languages is an asset.

Time commitment & working pattern

  • Hours: Approximately 4-6 hours per week.

  • Flexibility: Work hours can be scheduled flexibly around academic timetables, exam periods, and clinical placements.

  • Format: Fully remote.

What we offer

  • Hands-on professional experience within a specialised international organisation bridging medicine and security.

  • Direct mentorship from leading clinical, operational, and research professionals in counter-terrorism medicine.

  • Specific organisational perks, references, and professional development support available upon request.

  • Opportunities to expand your global network across emergency response, public health, and security.

How to apply

To apply, please submit your CV and a brief statement of interest (maximum 1 page) explaining your motivation for joining CTM-E and how your background aligns with this role to the CTM-E recruitment team.

  • Closing Date: 25 November 2026

  • First Round Interviews: 10 December 2026 (dependent on application volume)

  • Expected Start Date: 15 January 2027

    *Statutory compliance & legal scope: Counter-Terrorism Europe strictly adheres to Estonian labour legislation and the Employment Contracts Act (Töölepingu seadus), ensuring all institutional practices align with national legal and regulatory standards.

    **Educational & mentorship mandate: This internship is an unpaid, training-focused placement specifically structured around mentorship, skill acquisition, and professional development rather than conventional employment or operational task execution.

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