Aid America is a non-profit organization aimed at educating men, women, and children on health and hygiene issues in Central America. Our goal is to improve the living and health standards in developing countries where clean water is not always available. Aid America operates in Belize, Honduras, and Nicaragua by offering free classes in areas such as health education, nutrition, exercise, and communicative disease control.
Interns must be able to adjust to a new cultural environment, particularly small towns and villages throughout Central America, and work in a bilingual setting. A working knowledge of Spanish is required. Interns must have completed their sophomore year of college and have taken at least two years of biological science courses.
Internships are available for three to six months. Living arrangements will be provided; however travel arrangements must be taken care of by the intern. All necessary school forms should be submitted to the organization for completion of university credit. This is an unpaid internship.
For more information and to apply, visit www.aidamerica.com/intern.
Where does Aid America work？

A. In Haiti
B. In Honduras
C. In Venezuela
D. In Argentina