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1. UNON Security and Safety Services – Sergeant Job
Planning assignments for the team members during particular scheduled shifts.
Supplementary post-secondary school training in security or military with a sound and thorough knowledge of security-related matters is required.
2. Kenya Red Cross Society Barista & Instructor Job
Prepare and serve Specialty Coffee beverages that meet the set quality brand standards to our clients while adhering to the Health, Safety, and Sanitation guidelines.
A College Diploma is preferred but a Bachelor’s degree with a hospitality background is an added advantage
3. UNON Senior Procurement Assistant Job
Reviews, records, and prioritizes purchasing requests and obtains additional information/documentation as required; provides assistance to requisitioners in preparing the scope of work and specifications of goods and services; proposes product substitutions consistent with requirements to achieve cost savings; determines the availability of funding sources.
Demonstrated experience in participating in procurement working group or similar network that involves multiple organizations such as UN Entities is desirable.
4. World Vision Kenya Director Resource Acquisition & Management Job
Provide leadership and management to the Resource Acquisition and Management (RAM) unit staff by ensuring clear goals and accountabilities are established and achieved.
Minimum 10 years experience in designing, planning, implementing, and reporting on integrated development, relief, and/or advocacy & peace-building projects; 5 of which must be in a managerial position and 5 in donor relations and fundraising.
5. Save the Children Safeguarding Advisor Job
Identify and ensure integration with other program sectors, ensuring that Safeguarding issues are raised and addressed in real-time – e.g. in the Mobile Health Unit, Child and Adolescent Friendly Spaces, and schools, cash and voucher programming, suppliers, construction.
Good understanding and experience of supporting child and adult victims/survivors and putting mechanisms in place to ensure they access the relevant support available locally and are listened to. Adopting a trauma-informed and people-centered approach.