Jesuit Volunteer Corps
Lindsey Frechou has extensive experience in social work and communications, currently serving as a Social Work Intern at Miriam's Kitchen since August 2016 and as a Resident Manager for The Northwest Center since May 2016, providing essential support to pregnant and parenting mothers. Lindsey is also pursuing a Master's in Social Work at The Catholic University of America. Previous roles include Program Assistant for The Northwest Center through the Jesuit Volunteer Corps, Student Intern Reporter for Clarion Herald, and Counselor at 2B-Choices for Women Crisis Pregnancy Center, where support was provided to women in crisis pregnancy situations. Lindsey holds a Master's degree in Social Work from The Catholic University of America and a Bachelor of Arts from Spring Hill College, with majors in English Language and Literature and Journalism and a minor in Theology.
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Jesuit Volunteer Corps
For more than 60 years the Jesuit Volunteer Corps has engaged brave young believers in vital service within poor communities, fostering the growth of leaders committed to faith in action. The global nonprofit and their network of over 11,000 Former Jesuit Volunteers support approximately 250-300 Jesuit Volunteers each year as they work for justice in 37 U.S. cities and six countries abroad. For more information please visit jesuitvolunteers.org.