OrphanAid Africa is a non-profit, non-governmental organization. Its aim is to support orphans and vulnerable children in Ghana through programs in Care Reform, family support, education and development.

Its goal is to ensure that children grow up in safe and permanent family settings with appropriate care and protection.

Description Of Job

OA is recruiting its Young Adults Support Services (YASS) Manager. The Young Adult Support Services is part of the Family Support Services, which is a core program to OA

The main objective of the position is to coordinate all activities in the YASS Department.

The successful candidates will be responsible for:

•  Coordinating with the Operations Officer in running the YASS office
•  Managing the overall program of the department
•  He / she may also handle a case load of beneficiaries
•  Prepare and submit reports on timely basis to relevant bodies

Qualification Required & Experience

The successful candidate should:

•  Have a  First degree or above in social work.
•  Practical experience in social work of minimum 5 years with vulnerable children and young adults.
•  Practical experience in Managing Income Generating Activities for small and medium set ups
•  Has at least 3 years experience with supervising others
•  Good command of MS office package.
•  Excellent professional writing and report writing skills.
•  Demonstrates good professional boundaries.
•  Demonstrates a non-judgmental and non-bias attitude.
•  Can remain calm under pressure and meet necessary deadlines as needed.
•  Has a general understanding of foster care and kinship care.
•  Able to work with others well in particular those who may be resistant to change.
•  Knowledge of Twi, Ga/Dangme, and/or Ewe will be an advantage.
•  Good organizational skills.
•  Ability to promote positive organizational change.

How To Apply For The Job

Interested applicants should submit their resume together with a cover letter via Email to:- oa.finance@hotmail.com or call 0249232236 for further information

Closing Date: 12 November, 2012