Liver Health Connection: Non-Profit Analysis

Non-profit organization is not organized for the purpose of generating profits but to fulfil a charitable mission. Among the many non-profit organizations in Colorado, Liver Health Connection (Previously Hepatitis C Connection) is the only non-profit organization in the state that provides coordinated and in-depth Hepatitis C education and prevention services.
Liver Health Connection (LHC) was founded in 1995 by Ann Jesse and a small group of enthusiastic individuals. At a time, it was founded under the concept of “patients helping patients” supporting and providing awareness network exclusively on Hepatitis C. Ann Jesse and a dedicated group of community initiated that people affected by Hepatitis C should get information or support for their
In other ways, an organization provides hands-on learning experience which provides an opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills an intern has acquired during the classroom learning. The mutual benefits of two different parts provide an opportunity to benefit each other. The intern learns how to apply a classroom knowledge into a practical one, and an organization also benefit from assigning a project to the intern and gets the project done by the end of the internship
One of the many organizations which seeks healthcare management position is the non-profit organization. As non-profit organization, LHC works on educating the community, the providers, and the patients about the specific diseases and how to prevent, control, and treat them. Hence, LHC will provide me a valuable hands-on learning experience how to found, implement and manage such a project. In addition, while doing my project at LHC, I will be able to learn how to deal with planning, budgeting, project design, managing the project and delivery services. Moreover, it’s my interest and wishes to work for non-profit organization that related to my education as a healthcare manager. More specifically, international, non-profit organizations like Management Science for Health (MSH), and Family Health International (FHI) filched my attention to be a professional like those who worked for them. I had worked for the past five years in the MSH and FHI organizations in East Africa, Ethiopia. These organizations still working on preventing and treating an HIV/and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) as well as mobilizing the community creating awareness about this deadly disease. I hope, I will gain additional hands-on learning experience from LHC and continues serving undeserved