Yayasan
Sayangi Tunas Cilik (Save the Children in Indonesia) is changing for
the better. We've begun to build a national organisation that aims to
be a strong,
local, and self-sustaining voice for children in Indonesia namely
Yayasan Sayangi Tunas Cilik Tunas Cilik. To this end, Yayasan has been
designated as a “Prospect Member of Save the Children” which focuses on
strengthening and localizing our voice for children
in strategic middle income countries. Currently
Save the Children’s programs in Indonesia is implemented by Yayasan
Sayangi Tunas Cilik. We work in eleven provinces, have staff of
approximately 300 local professionals, and
programming in Child Protection, Education, Health and Nutrition,
Disaster Risk Reduction, and Humanitarian Response. We are currently
seeking to fill the following position:
SCHOOL HEALTH AND NUTRITION (SHN) SPECIALIST -
SPONSORSHIP
1 position, based in
West and Central Sumba
Code : SHNS-SPONSORSHIP
ROLE PURPOSE:
The Health and Hygiene
Specialist is responsible for ensuring high quality of Save the Children
health, nutrition and hygiene implementation programs in West Sumba and
Central Sumba by
ensuring utilization of behaviour change models, lessons learned and
best practices from community health, nutrition and hygiene programs,
existing training materials, and other best practices to design training
methodology as well as providing technical assistance
for project staff, partners, health providers, community, and other
key stakeholders in West Sumba and Central Sumba.
Please visit our site for more detail:http://indonesia.
Updated CV and application letter should be sent to recruitment.indonesia@
Please fill the “subject” column of the e-mails in this format:
<SHNS-SPONSORSHIP ><your name>
Closing date for application is up to 26 April
2017
(Only short-listed candidates will be notified)
Save
the Children encourages qualified candidates to apply regardless of
religion, race, gender, sexual orientation or disability
All recruitment practices and procedures reflect Save the Children’s commitment to protecting children from abuse
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