Plan International is an
independent development and humanitarian organisation that advances children’s
rights and equality for girls. We believe in the power and potential of every
child.
But this is often suppressed
by poverty, violence, exclusion and discrimination. And it is girls who are
most affected.
Learning & Knowledge Management
Advisor (Nilinde
Project) - Nairobi
Support for Orphans and
Vulnerable Children (OVC) for Nairobi and Coast Counties of Kenya is a
USAID-funded $41 million Cooperative Agreement awarded to a consortium led by
Plan International.
Known locally as the Nilinde
Project, this five-year initiative aims to improve the welfare and protection
of the most vulnerable households affected by HIV/AIDS by reducing economic
vulnerability and empowering parents to make investments that will improve the
health and well-being of OVC.
Reporting to the Senior
M&E Advisor, the post holder will be based in Nilinde Nairobi office but
provide support to Nilinde Project areas.
S/he will be primarily
responsible for providing Learning and Knowledge Management (LKM) assistance to
the Nilinde project.
Project Implementation Officer
(Child Protection) –
Homa Bay
The purpose of this position
is to undertake implementation of child protection activities in the Programme
Unit (PU).
The role will entail among
other responsibilities; taking leadership in designing child protection
programmes to meet the needs of children, caregivers and partners in Homa Bay
PU, conducting training needs assessments, develop and implement training
programmes to build capacity of key stakeholders in child protection in
detecting, preventing and responding to child protection concerns, working
closely with the relevant government departments, community groups and CSOs to
ensure solid child protection structures at community and County level.
S/he will provide technical
expertise in all child protection matters in the PU.
Plan International is a
development organization uniting people to advance the rights of all
children.
Accordingly, we are an equal
opportunity employer and employment is subject to our child protection
standards including appropriate background checks and adherence to our Child
Protection Policy.
Further, Qualified Kenya
nationals, including those living in the diaspora, are additionally highly
encouraged to apply.
If you meet the above
requirements and are interested, please visit
to access the full job
description and make an online application.
The closing date of
applications is 18th June 2017.
We regret that only short
listed candidates will be contacted.
Disclaimer: Plan International Kenya does not require
applicants to pay any fee at whatever stage of the recruitment and selection
process. We therefore advise the general public to exercise due diligence when
applying for employment.
To read more about Plan
International Kenya, visit our websitewww.plan-international-kenya.org
