ADI looking for digital interns for World Alzheimer’s Month campaign 

ByJDCteam

Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI) are looking for individuals to join them as online digital interns for their 2025 World Alzheimer’s Month campaign. 

  
Robbie Appleton-Sas, ADI Digital Lead and Facilitator of the Digital Intern Programme, says: 

  
“This campaign is the flagship of ADI’s advocacy efforts and it’s truly an exciting time to get involved in helping us run this global campaign, not only is it a highlight for the organisation, but it is also a personal highlight for me to welcome and work with passionate individuals taking part in the programme each year from around the world.” 

Find out more and apply by emailing: comms@alzint.org. Closing date for applications is 11 July 2025. 

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