NGO Jobs in Nairobi Kenya - Save the Children


Save the Children is the world’s leading independent child rights organisation. 

We’re outraged that millions of children are still denied proper healthcare, food, education and protection and we’re determined to change this.

Between now and 2015, we have dedicated our organisation to supporting the achievement of Millennium Development Goal 4, a two-thirds reduction in the rate of under five mortality. 

Our health and nutrition programmes are key to this goal and we are seeking to dramatically expand the scale and impact of our work, both direct interventions with communities, support to health systems at district and national level and policy, advocacy and campaigns.

In line with this goal, we are seeking to recruit experienced and committed humanitarian health and nutrition professionals to help deliver this ambitious strategy for the East Africa Region to be based in Nairobi.
 
Humanitarian Health Advisor
 
The Humanitarian Health Advisor will support country programmes to design and deliver high quality humanitarian health programmes, including supporting emergency preparedness and capacity building and providing surge and desk support for new emergency health programmes.
 
Requirements
  • Significant experience and a track record of success in delivering high quality humanitarian health response programmes.
  • Health professional with post graduate qualification in global health.
  • Sound understanding of and commitment to Save the Children generic programme approaches and core standards in humanitarian response.
  • Experience and understanding of technical approaches for maternal, newborn and child survival as well as health systems strengthening (in emergencies).
  • Proven track record of humanitarian programme development and fundraising from institutional donors.
  • Ability to travel at short notice, occasionally to remote and insecure locations for up to 50% of work time
  • Experience of capacity building and mentoring.
  • Experience of contingency planning/emergency preparedness planning.
  • bility to work effectively across teams and departments
  • Commitment to Save the Children’s mission, values and approach (includes child protection, equal opportunities and health and safety).
If you meet the above requirements, please visit our websitehttp://www.savethechildren.org.uk/jobs (Ref: 7512) for more information and to submit your application no later than 12th October 2012.

Humanitarian Nutrition Advisor
 
The Humanitarian Nutrition Advisor will support country programmes to design and deliver high quality humanitarian nutrition programmes, including supporting emergency preparedness and capacity building and providing surge and desk support for new emergency nutrition programmes.
 
Requirements
  • Significant experience and a track record of success in delivering high quality humanitarian nutrition response programmes.
  • Nutrition professional with post graduate qualification in a relevant subject.
  • Sound understanding of and commitment to Save the Children generic programme approaches and core standards in humanitarian response.
  • Experience and understanding of technical approaches for maternal, newborn and child survival as well as health systems strengthening (in emergencies).
  • Proven track record of humanitarian programme development and fundraising from institutional donors.
  • Ability to travel at short notice, occasionally to remote and insecure locations for up to 50% of work time
  • Experience of capacity building and mentoring.
  • Experience of contingency planning/emergency preparedness planning.
  • Ability to work effectively across teams and departments
  • Commitment to SC’s mission, values and approach (includes child protection, equal opportunities and health and safety).
If you meet the above requirements, please visit our website http://www.savethechildren.org.uk/jobs (Ref: 7513) for more information and to submit your application no later than 12th October 2012.
 
Save the Children (UK) recruitment and selection procedures reflect our commitment to equal employment opportunities and the protection of children from abuse.