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Lawrence House: Child and Youth Care Worker
Lawrence HousePlease note: this opportunity closing date has passed and may not be available any more.Opportunity closing date:Friday, May 3, 2013Lawrence House is a child and youth care centre, special place of safety and care for abandoned and orphaned refugee children and unaccompanied foreign minors.Opportunity type:Employment
Lawrence House seeks to appoint a Child and Youth Care Worker, based in Woodstock, Cape Town.
This is a permanent full-time position and employment to care for children of age between 10 to 18 years old.
Responsibilities:
- Report on child and youth behaviour regularly;
- Engage in and supervise recreational activities;
- Complete administrative duties and record keeping;
- Transport children when necessary;
- Attend staff meetings;
- Maintain order, safety and cleanliness;
- Prepare meals;
- Take responsibility for the supervision of the general hygiene and cleanliness of children and their rooms.
- Female;
- Basic qualification and experience in CYC;
- Willingness to work shifts and over weekends;
- Team player;
- Be a role model;
- Ability to act as a trusted advisor to the children;
- Mature, responsible and fair;
- Willingness and ability to direct, supervise and interact positively with children and youth;
- Valid driver’s licence;
Salary: A salary commensurate with qualifications and experience will be offered.
To apply, submit a CV, contact details of three referees and a Police clearance certificate to Lawrencehouse@scalabrini.org.za.
Please quote the source of this advertisement in your application - NGO Pulse Portal.
Lawrence House reserves the right not to make an appointment.
For more about the Lawrence House, refer to www.scalabrini.org.za.
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James House: Male Residential Child and Youth Care Worker
James House CYCCPlease note: this opportunity closing date has passed and may not be available any more.Opportunity closing date:Thursday, March 28, 2013James House was established in 1986 as a home for abused, abandoned or neglected children from Hout Bay in the Western Cape. James House has become a fully-fledged child and youth care centre serving well over 700 vulnerable children, young people, and their families every year.Opportunity type:Employment
James House CYCC seeks to appoint a Male Residential Child and Youth Care Worker (Male Residential CYCW), based in Hout Bay, Cape Town.
Male Residential CYCW must have a passion for working with youth who display behaviour challenges.
Requirements:- Relevant training in child and youth care work (FETC in CYCW);
- Experience in working with young people who display challenging behaviour;
- Working knowledge of developmental assessment.
Please quote the source of this advertisement in your application - NGO Pulse Portal.
Enquiries: Tel: 021 790 5616.
For more about James House, refer to www.jameshouse.org.za.
For other vacancies in the NGO sector, refer to www.ngopulse.org/vacancies.
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Khululeka Grief Support: Programme Manager
Khululeka Grief SupportPlease note: this opportunity closing date has passed and may not be available any more.Opportunity closing date:Friday, April 5, 2013Khululeka Grief Support for children and youth is a nonprofit organisation dedicated to building the resilience of caregivers, children and youth by equipping them to process their personal experiences of bereavement and loss.Opportunity type:Employment
Khululeka Grief Support seeks to appoint a Programme Manager, based in Cape Town.
Starting date: 1 June 2013.
This is a part-time, one-year contract position.
Responsibilities:- Programme planning and coordination - deliver a quality programme that is in line with Khululeka’s vision, mission and strategic direction, and that satisfies our clients/stakeholders and/or donors;
- Training - provide high quality training to child care workers and professionals on supporting bereaved children;
- Capacity building - ensure that contract trainers and facilitators are identified and supported to deliver high quality programmes;
- Programme development: Support the Director in extending and adapting Khululeka’s programme, ensuring that high quality programmes remain in line with Khululeka’s overall vision and mission;
- Networking - support the Director in networking within the child sector, the broader non-profit sector and government. Utilise the Khululeka website and social media platforms as networking tools;
- Administration - support the Director in ensuring smooth administration through the implementation of efficient systems.
- Tertiary level qualification (and higher) in a social service profession such as social work, psychology, or education;
- Five to ten years of experience in the child sector and good knowledge of current issues relating to children in South Africa;
- Good programme management experience;
- Trainer and facilitator experienced in; training people of different capacities, Training of Trainers, and in facilitating support groups with children;
- Experience in materials /tool development;
- Experience with working with different donors and stakeholders in the child sector;
- Clinical experience in working with children and families would be an advantage;
- Excellent computer skills with Microsoft Office, email and internet;
- Excellent proficiency in English (speaking and writing) and either isiXhosa or Afrikaans;
- Driver’s license and own transport;
- Proficient in using social media.
- a detailed CV
- motivation letter
- a list of referees
- brief salary history
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
For more about Khululeka Grief Support, refer to www.khululeka.org.
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Save the Children Sweden: Intern - Regional Programme Assistant
Save the Children SwedenPlease note: this opportunity closing date has passed and may not be available any more.Opportunity closing date:Friday, March 8, 2013Save the Children - Sweden is the leading independent organisation creating lasting change in the lives of children in need in the United States and around the world. Recognised for its commitment to accountability, innovation and collaboration, our work takes us into the heart of communities, where we help children and families help themselves. It works with other organisations, governments, nonprofits and a variety of local partners while maintaining its own independence without political agenda or religious orientation.Opportunity type:Employment
Save the Children in Southern Africa works with various partners across the region. Most of them are local NGOs, including national coalitions of NGOs, academic institutions and the media to promote and monitor the realisation of children’s rights. Save the Children's work in Southern Africa focuses on creating an enabling environment for children to enjoy their rights by encouraging the elimination of violence and abuse of children, poverty reduction, promotion of non-discriminatory practice and child participation.
Save the Children Southern Africa regional office seeks to appoint an Intern - Regional Programme Assistant, based in Pretoria.
This is a three-month internship.
Save the Children Southern Africa regional office is looking for applicants who already possess a tertiary qualification or degree/or final year student in social sciences. Please note that these positions are only available to South African nationals or permanent residents.
Responsibilities:- To support Programme Team in the planning and management of partners and projects;
- Update and maintain programme database for southern Africa;
- To provide brief reports to the Programme Team in the relevant areas of work, including specific programme assignments given from time to time;
- Arrange workshops/meetings/conferences as the need arise;
- To provide general administrative support to the regional office as the need arise.
- Tertiary qualification or degree in social sciences or final year student;
- Demonstrable skills in the use of Microsoft Office;
- Demonstrable communication and interpersonal skills;
- Fluent spoken and written English;
- Ability to work in a team and on own initiative;
- Sympathy with the purpose and values of Save the Children;
- Sympathy with and willingness to abide by Save the Children’s Safeguarding Protocol and Anti-Corruption policy;
- Valid driving license and at least one year driving experience - non-negotiable;
- Proven ability to coordinate, facilitate and organise events;
- Some skills and experience in partner and project management desirable;
- Ability to work in a multicultural environment.
Please quote the source of this advertisement in your application - NGO Pulse Portal.
Note:- Incomplete applications will not be considered
- Do not include reference letters or proof of qualifications
- Only applications selected for interviews will be contacted
- Only open to South African citizens and permanent resident holders
For other vacancies in the NGO sector, refer to www.ngopulse.org/vacancies.
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MIET AfricaPlease note: this opportunity closing date has passed and may not be available any more.Opportunity closing date:Thursday, March 7, 2013MIET Africa is an NGO that works in rural education development.Opportunity type:Employment
MIET Africa is currently establishing a database of qualified and experienced teachers, trainers, lecturers and facilitators of mathematics, science and language who are interested in participating in a project aimed at supporting schools and teachers in KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Cape.
The objective of the project is to improve the quality of teaching and learning in the targeted subjects by using ICT in education, thus leading to improved learner performance. Training in the use of ICT in education will be provided for the successful applicants.
MIET Africa seeks to appoint Mathematics, Science and Language Specialist Teachers / Trainers, based in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal.
Suitably qualified and experienced persons are invited to submit their CVs to MIET Africa, together with a letter of motivation indicating their availability to commence work on the project from April 2013. Please note: this date may change and all appointments are dependent on MIET Africa securing the necessary funding for the project.
Requirements:- Graduates teachers, trainers, lecturers specialising in mathematics and/or science, at GET and/or FET level;
- Graduate teachers, trainers, lecturers specialising in literacy and languages, GET and/or FET level;
- Being well-versed in learner-centred teaching methodologies and activity-based teaching and learning;
- High level facilitation skills to support subject teachers in workshops and follow-up classroom support visits;
- Dedication and passion for quality teaching and learning, and a willingness to make a contribution to improvement in education using innovative strategies;
- Willingness to work flexible hours and some Saturdays;
- Willingness to travel to schools in both urban and rural areas (candidates must possess a valid driver’s licence and their own reliable vehicle);
- Willingness to be part of a development and support team.
- A letter of application
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Copy of ID
- Copy of driver’s licence
- Copy of qualifications
For more about MIET Africa, refer to www.miet.co.za.
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Amy Biehl Foundation: Fundraising Officer
Amy Biehl FoundationPlease note: this opportunity closing date has passed and may not be available any more.Opportunity closing date:Thursday, January 31, 2013The Amy Biehl Foundation is nonprofit organisation that works with children in the townships. The organisation runs creative and cultural programmes.Opportunity type:Employment
The Amy Biehl Foundation seeks to appoint a Fundraising Officer, based in Cape Town.
Responsibilities:- Design and implement a fundraising strategy, with measurable targets;
- Compile and manage a fundraising budget;
- Research market and engage new donors and fundraising opportunities;
- Strengthen existing donor relationships and contributions;
- Update and maintain a donor database;
- Complete donor reports and proposals;
- Ensure alignment of grant agreement to programme implementation;
- Engage relevant stakeholders for the purposes of raising funds and support.
- Relevant training, with a minimum of three years’ experience and a track record in grant and donor management, working in partnership with government, corporate and international funders. Thorough knowledge of the South African fundraising environment, including CSI markets and trends;
- Writing skills, with particular reference to proposal and report writing;
- Interpersonal, presentation and networking skills;
- Background in marketing and communications role an advantage;
- Computer literate in Microsoft Office suite;
- Sound management skills (time, administrative, resources, financial, programming and budgeting); and
- Positive, enthusiastic, hard-working, detailed and results-oriented.
- Knowledge of monitoring and evaluation would be a great asset;
- Valid driver’s licence.
To apply, submit a CV and motivation letter to Joanna@amybiehl.co.za.
Please quote the source of this advertisement in your application - NGO Pulse Portal.
Interviews will commence the week beginning the 4 February 2013. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
For more about the Amy Biehl Foundation, refer to www.amybiehl.co.za.
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Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation: Project Coordinator
Desmond Tutu HIV FoundationPlease note: this opportunity closing date has passed and may not be available any more.Opportunity closing date:Friday, October 26, 2012The Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation (DTHF) is a NGO that focuses on the pursuit of excellence in research, treatment, training and prevention of HIV and related infections in Southern Africa.Opportunity type:Employment
The Foundation works in partnership with the Western Cape Provincial Government and operates from four PHC sites in the greater Cape Town area, in addition to running a variety of other research and service delivery programmes.
DTHF seeks to appoint a Project Coordinator for its “Family Planning into HIV Services Programme” the goal of which is to increase the overall up-take of effective family planning so as to reduce the occurrence of unintended pregnancies among HIV infected women in the province.
This full-time, fixed-term contract position based at DTHF’s Silvertown office in Cape Town.
The purpose of the Project Coordinator position will be to manage, coordinate and supervise the effective delivery of family planning training and on-site mentoring for doctors, nurses and counsellors at ART and other HIV Treatment Sites in the Western Cape. S/he, with support from the Project Manager, will be responsible for the design, implementation and administration of the programme, including stakeholder management, networking, advocacy, and data management.
Applicants need to be able demonstrate considerable expertise in the above areas as well as have a passion for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights - more specifically for family planning provision.
Requirements:- Minimum of five years work experience;
- Nursing degree and current registration with the SANC;
- Management, coaching, training and supervisory experience;
- Ability to problem solve and think on their feet;
- Effective negotiation and mediation skills;
- Certified in PULSA Plus and in family planning;
- Willingness to travel and work irregular hours;
- Valid driver’s licence and own vehicle.
Please quote the source of this advertisement in your application - NGO Pulse Portal.
Enquiries: Anna van Esch, Tel: 021 633 6599.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
The DTHF is committed to equity in our employment practices. It is its intention to appoint individuals with the aim of meeting our equity objectives. The organisation reserves the right not to appoint if no suitable candidates are identified.
If you have not heard from us within two weeks after the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.
For more about the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation, refer to www.desmondtutuhivcentre.org.za.
For other vacancies in the NGO sector, refer to www.ngopulse.org/vacancies.
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Save the Children Sweden: Regional Programme Manager - Child Rights Governance
Save the ChildrenPlease note: this opportunity closing date has passed and may not be available any more.Opportunity closing date:Friday, October 12, 2012Save the Children - Sweden is the leading independent organisation creating lasting change in the lives of children in need in the United States and around the world. Recognised for its commitment to accountability, innovation and collaboration, our work takes us into the heart of communities, where we help children and families help themselves. It works with other organisations, governments, nonprofits and a variety of local partners while maintaining its own independence without political agenda or religious orientation.Opportunity type:Employment
Save the Children regional office in southern Africa works with various partners across the region. Most of them are local NGOs, including national coalitions of NGOs, academic institutions and the media to promote and monitor the realisation of children’s rights. Save the Children work in southern Africa focuses on creating an enabling environment for children to enjoy their rights by encouraging the elimination of violence and abuse of children, poverty reduction, promotion of non-discriminatory practice and child participation.
Save the Children seeks to appoint a Regional Programme Manager - Child Rights Governance, based in Pretoria.
The person will provide leadership and manage the Regional Child’s Governance programme.
Responsibilities include: developing programme strategy including advocacy, developing and writing project proposals, quality assurance including reporting to donors, staff and financial management, liaison with partner organisations.
Requirements:- Master’s degree in relevant area;
- Minimum of five years project/programme management experience;
- Knowledge of human rights, preferably of children’s rights and experience of child-rights programming;
- Programme management skill and experience to be able to analyse, develop and follow up on programmes and action plans;
- Understanding of and experience in working with civil society organisations and networks;
- Fluency in written and spoken English with good report and proposal writing skills;
- Strong communication, interpersonal, representational skills and networking and advocacy skills;
- Established network of contacts within the government institutions and the donor community;
- Experience in fundraising activities and ability to demonstrate an understanding of and compliance with organisational and donor financial procedures;
- Valid driver’s licence.
Please quote the source of this advertisement in your application - NGO Pulse Portal.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. South African nationals/permanent residents will be preferred.
Save the Children reserves the right not to fill the position.
For more about Save the Children for Southern Africa, refer to http://saf.savethechildren.se/Southern_Africa.
For other vacancies in the NGO sector, refer to www.ngopulse.org/vacancies.
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Breadline Africa: Monitoring and Evaluation Manager
Breadline AfricaOpportunity closing date:Friday, May 24, 2013Breadline Africa is an African charity organisation that offers a helping hand a variety of smaller, more focussed community projects.Opportunity type:Employment
Breadline Africa seeks to appoint an experienced Monitoring and Evaluation Manager (M&E) Manager, based in Cape Town.
Responsibilities:
- Designing and executing a M&E plan;
- Conducting visits, assessing the use and effectiveness of the containers and of the funds expended, and completing M&E forms;
- Writing reports and bringing database up to date;
- Reporting back to Programmes Manager and Management.
- Graduate degree or post-graduate degree;
- Minimum of three years in previous M&E capacity;
- Experience in the nonprofit sector;
- Some experience of working with children;
- Valid driver’s licence;
- Ability to travel locally and internationally if necessary.
To apply, submit a CV and contact details of two independent referees to recruiting@breadlineafrica.org.za or fax to: 086 670 9126.
Please quote the source of this advertisement in your application - NGO Pulse Portal.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
For more about Breadline Africa, refer to www.breadlineafrica.org.
For other vacancies in the NGO sector, refer to www.ngopulse.org/vacancies.
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Breadline AfricaOpportunity closing date:Friday, May 24, 2013Breadline Africa is an African charity organisation that offers a helping hand a variety of smaller, more focussed community projects.Opportunity type:Employment
Breadline Africa seeks to appoint a dynamic and energetic Project Manager, based in Cape Town.
The organisation will focus on children and young people in southern Africa, converting used shipping containers into classrooms, kitchens, toilets and libraries that make a difference in their lives.
The person will manage our growing projects across South Africa.
Responsibilities:
- Lead the implementation of the Mandela Libraries project;
- Plan, schedule and manage project timelines;
- Track project deliverables;
- Monitor and report on progress of the project to stakeholders;
- Build and maintain relationships with stakeholders;
- Conduct regular project visits;
- Assist with organising of project events, i.e. library launches, librarian training, national library week activities;
- Provide support to Programmes team;
- Perform other relevant tasks as specifically delegated by the Programmes manager.
- Formal tertiary education.
- Qualification in project management or equivalent.
- Direct experience in project management capacity.
- Experience working with rural community projects.
- Fluency in at least one South African language and English.
- Experience in people management.
- Willingness to travel.
- Valid driver’s licence.
To apply, submit a CV and contact details of two independent referees to recruiting@breadlineafrica.org.za or fax to: 086 670 9126.
Please quote the source of this advertisement in your application - NGO Pulse Portal.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
For more about Breadline Africa, refer to www.breadlineafrica.org.
For other vacancies in the NGO sector, refer to www.ngopulse.org/vacancies..
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