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08 September 2014
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War Child Canada Charity Jobs - Legal Assistant


Organisation: War Child CanadaWar Child Canada works in Uganda with war-affected communities to help children reclaim their childhood through access to education, opportunity and justice. War Child Canada takes an active role in raising public awareness around the impact of war on communities and the shared responsibility to act.  When war itself ends, the consequences endure. A lack of employment opportunities, the absence of effective economic or social structures, an under-educated population and a culture of impunity around rights violations combine to create conditions that make a return to conflict all too possible. But by making a long-term investment to create an environment in which childhood can thrive, the cycle of violence can be broken.  War Child Canada is a registered Canadian charity based in Toronto and currently works in Afghanistan, Sudan, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sierra Leone and Uganda.War Child Canada has been implementing Access to Justice and Protection Programs for Women and Child Survivors throughout Northern Uganda for the past nine years. This program is extending to the refugee settlements in the West Nile region and Western Uganda. WCC seeks to increase the legal protections of children, youth, women and men and address the prevalence of perpetrators’ impunity through legal intervention, awareness raising and capacity building. Our new programs will expand to include Education and Peace building/Youth Engagement interventions.Job Summary: The Legal Assistant will be responsible for supporting the smooth running of the daily activities of War Child Canada's Legal Aid Clinic, including client management and follow up, facilitation of alternative dispute resolution and to contribute to awareness raising activities and legal trainings.Key Duties and Responsibilities:  Receiving interviewing, registering, and maintaining proper filling system for clientsConducting any other legal action relevant to a specific caseOffering referral and counseling advice to clients including field visits for follow upActively promoting legal and human rights awareness within targeted communitiesCarry out and radio legal panel discussions on relevant legal issuesPerforming any other duties as assigned by the supervisorQualifications, Skills and Experience:  The applicant should hold a Diploma in law (degree in law is an added advantage)Possess at least two years working experience in a related fieldPossess the ability to fluently speak local languageProfound knowledge on child protection, SGBV and the general legal system of UgandaProficiency in Computer packages such as (MS word Excel Power point and Data        base)Possess the ability/willingness to learn to ride a motor cycle.The candidate should send an updated and Detailed C V, Cover Letter: Applicants should indicate clearly daytime telephone contact and email address, copies of certificates (both professional or vocational) and contact information of at least three professional refereesThe complete applications can be sent via E-mail to: War Child Canada, Uganda at jobs.warchild.ca@gmail.comP. O. Box 275, Gulu Plot No.9 Erinayo Oryema Road. Uganda Note: Qualified female and other equity-seeking candidates are encouraged to apply. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. War Child Canada recruits with a fair, transparent and competitive process in line with our organizational policy. Any lobbying will automatically terminate candidacy. Thank you for your interest in War Child Canada.Deadline: 19th September, 2014
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2 Fresher War Child Canada Jobs - Protection Officers


Organisation: War Child CanadaDuty Station: Kiryandongo and Adjumani, UgandaReports to: Protection Team Leader War Child Canada works in Uganda with war-affected communities to help children reclaim their childhood through access to education, opportunity and justice. War Child Canada takes an active role in raising public awareness around the impact of war on communities and the shared responsibility to act.  When war itself ends, the consequences endure. A lack of employment opportunities, the absence of effective economic or social structures, an under-educated population and a culture of impunity around rights violations combine to create conditions that make a return to conflict all too possible. But by making a long-term investment to create an environment in which childhood can thrive, the cycle of violence can be broken.  War Child Canada is a registered Canadian charity based in Toronto and currently works in Afghanistan, Sudan, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sierra Leone and Uganda.War Child Canada has been implementing Access to Justice and Protection Programs for Women and Child Survivors throughout Northern Uganda for the past nine years. This program is extending to the refugee settlements in the West Nile region and Western Uganda. WCC seeks to increase the legal protections of children, youth, women and men and address the prevalence of perpetrators’ impunity through legal intervention, awareness raising and capacity building. Our new programs will expand to include Education and Peace building/Youth Engagement interventions.Job Summary: The Protection Officer will be responsible for delivering a peace building and youth engagement program for South Sudanese and host communities in Uganda. Key Duties and Responsibilities:  Supporting the creation and maintenance of community based youth groups and protection groupsDeliver youth engagement activities that build life skills and protection mechanismsSupport in the organizing and facilitating training of trainers (ToT) activitiesCreate community awareness on protection, youth engagement and peace buildingCollect and enter data relevant to monitoring and evaluating the project and with the assistance of the Monitoring and Evaluation Officer analyze and prepare reports on results.Perform any other activities assigned by WCC.Qualifications, Skills and Experience:  The applicants should preferably hold university degrees preferably in law, community development, education, psychology, health sciences, political science or a related fieldA minimum of a year’s professional experience working with the community, preferably with youthAt least 1 year professional experience working as a teacher or trainerFluency in local languages and an excellent working knowledge of spoken and written EnglishWorking knowledge of excel, word and email applicationsThis position is field based and requires an enthusiastic community based person who is committed to child protection and youth development.Excellent understanding of issues important to youth affected by warExcellent communication and negotiation skillsThe candidate should send an updated and Detailed C V, Cover Letter: Applicants should indicate clearly daytime telephone contact and email address, copies of certificates (both professional or vocational) and contact information of at least three professional refereesThe complete applications can be sent via E-mail to: War Child Canada, Uganda at jobs.warchild.ca@gmail.comP. O. Box 275, Gulu Plot No.9 Erinayo Oryema Road. Uganda Note: Qualified female and other equity-seeking candidates are encouraged to apply. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. War Child Canada recruits with a fair, transparent and competitive process in line with our organizational policy. Any lobbying will automatically terminate candidacy. Thank you for your interest in War Child Canada.Deadline: 19th September, 2014For More Ugandan Jobs, Please Visit http://www.theugandanjobline.com or find us on our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/UgandanJobline
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2 War Child Canada NGO Jobs - Drivers


Organisation: War Child CanadaDuty Station: Kiryandongo and Adjumani, UgandaWar Child Canada works in Uganda with war-affected communities to help children reclaim their childhood through access to education, opportunity and justice. War Child Canada takes an active role in raising public awareness around the impact of war on communities and the shared responsibility to act.  When war itself ends, the consequences endure. A lack of employment opportunities, the absence of effective economic or social structures, an under-educated population and a culture of impunity around rights violations combine to create conditions that make a return to conflict all too possible. But by making a long-term investment to create an environment in which childhood can thrive, the cycle of violence can be broken.  War Child Canada is a registered Canadian charity based in Toronto and currently works in Afghanistan, Sudan, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sierra Leone and Uganda.War Child Canada has been implementing Access to Justice and Protection Programs for Women and Child Survivors throughout Northern Uganda for the past nine years. This program is extending to the refugee settlements in the West Nile region and Western Uganda. WCC seeks to increase the legal protections of children, youth, women and men and address the prevalence of perpetrators’ impunity through legal intervention, awareness raising and capacity building. Our new programs will expand to include Education and Peace building/Youth Engagement interventions.Job Summary: The Driver will transport WCC personnel, and provide support in the implementation of Programs. He/ she will also ensure appropriate use and care of WCC property.Key Duties and Responsibilities:  Transport War Child personnel, guest, goods and/or items safely.Fully adhere and comply to the driving laws of the country, including use of seatbelts, zero use of alcohol or other drugs.Daily maintenance and cleaning of the War Child vehicles i.e. routine check of engine oil, window wiper, radiator, air pressure, brake fluid, secure battery terminal, oil leakage, inside and outside cleanliness etc.Carry out routine maintenance and general servicing when necessary.Ensure that the fuel tank is sufficiently filled at the end of the day shift and full before the weekends.Maintain the medical box, fire extinguisher and tool kit at all times whilst in charge of vehicle.Maintain documentations of the vehicle for example Insurance, log book etc.Qualifications, Skills and Experience:  Possess valid Driver’s licenseThree or more years’ experience as a driver with an organizationAbility to drive automatic and manual vehicles on tarmac and murram roadsGood spoken and written EnglishMechanical knowledge is an advantageThe candidate should send an updated and Detailed C V, Cover Letter: Applicants should indicate clearly daytime telephone contact and email address, copies of certificates (both professional or vocational) and contact information of at least three professional refereesThe complete applications can be sent via E-mail to: War Child Canada, Uganda at jobs.warchild.ca@gmail.comP. O. Box 275, Gulu Plot No.9 Erinayo Oryema Road. Uganda Note: Qualified female and other equity-seeking candidates are encouraged to apply. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. War Child Canada recruits with a fair, transparent and competitive process in line with our organizational policy. Any lobbying will automatically terminate candidacy. Thank you for your interest in War Child Canada.Deadline: 19th September, 2014