We’re recruiting (again) for the Finance and Operations Manager post

We are looking for a truly exceptional person, who has the right to work in Kenya to fill this post. Below is the Job advertisement we have shared across networks.

Operations and Finance Manager

Who are we?

Tushinde passionately believes that the best place for a child is growing up in a safe, stable  and nurturing environment  with their own family. We work with families in crisis to make sure this happens.  Tushinde Children’s Trust was registered as an NGO in Kenya in March 2011. We work with vulnerable families in the informal settlements of Mathare and Kiambiu.

We are a ‘Child Safe’ employer and we take safeguarding seriously across all areas of our work. All staff must expect to have a police check and extensive background checks prior to employment.

What Tushinde can offer you?

• Working with a friendly team in a young and growing organisation delivering real change.
• A monthly salary of 145,000 – 166,000 kshs, depending on experience.
• 21 days of paid holiday plus public holidays.
• The opportunity to work flexibly.
• Individual private health insurance.
• Training and development with the opportunity for progression and further qualifications.

What would you be doing?

The Finance and Operations Manager will assist in developing and delivering the strategic vision for the organisation.

He or she  will work alongside a passionate, professional and supportive team to help deliver the Tushinde family support programs.

More detail can be read in the job description here

What is Tushinde looking for?

Ideally, applicants should have 3 years’ experience in a  similar role and have an honors degree, minimum, in a related subject  and a financial qualification.

Applicants should have experience of supervising a team of qualified professionals and serving the public.

Interested?

Please send a CV and a cover letter to info@tushinde.org.uk or visit our website and social media pages for more details.

In your cover letter you must demonstrate that you have researched the work of Tushinde, analysed what you think the challenges of the work may be and what your priorities will be if you are successful in your application. Applications with letters that have not done this, will not be considered.

Unfortunately, we only have the resources to contact those candidates who are shortlisted.