South Sudan Job Vacancy: Nutrition Project Officers Akobo/Waat and Human Resouces Officer – Kapoeta

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To anyone of interest, please circulate the following job vacancies:

Dear All,

Save the Children is the World’s largest independent children’s organization, making immediate and long-lasting improvements to children’s lives in over 120 countries world wide. We work for a world which respects and values each child, which listens to children and learns, and where all children have hope and opportunity. We’re determined to achieve dramatic change for the world’s most vulnerable children and we have a huge sense of pride in what we do.

SCiSS is currently recruiting suitable Sudanese for the Field Positions of 1- Human Resources Officer to be based in Kapoeta North – Riwoto and 2 – Nutrition Project Officers for ( one for Akobo and one for Waat) Pass this Vacancy Positions to your colleagues at large.
Attached are the Posts.

Alison John
Alison John [alisonministry@gmail.com]

Human Resources Officer
Save the Children
Hai Malakla – Juba
South Sudan Program

Thanks,
Reec Akuak
Treasurer

The Southern Sudanese Community
Advocating — Mentoring — Nurturing

202.656.TSSC (8772)
Direct/Cell: 202.596.6009
Fax: 202.280.1007

R.Akuak@TSSC.us
www.TSSC.us

Akobo.pdf
Kapoeta.pdf

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