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Location : Sakila Katiti, Arumeru
Reports to: DorcasAid Country Office-Tanzania & International Evangelism
Contract length: 1 Years Contract
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Background
Sakila Elderly Project in Partnerships with Dorcas Aid International Tanzania brings together a wide range of organization to promote the rights and meet the needs of Elderly people within community. Nafasi za ajira 2018
Job Requirements:
• Bachelor Degree in Community development/Social Science
• Experience in the field of Community development;
• Communication skills both verbally and in writing;
• Knowledge of cultural differences in working and negotiating;
• Project Management skills;
• Good command of English
• At least 2 years relevant field experience
• Experience in working with partner organisations;
• Experience in writing proposals, capable to pursuit, set goals and to achieve them; Fluent command of English;
Information and application
Please submit your application (including CV and contact details of 3 referees) at the following destinations; Sakila Elderly Project-Kikatiti or Dorcas Aid Country office Tanzania (Usa River/Maji ya Chai) through the following email address. info@sakilahope.org P.O.Box 12555 Arusha
Shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Please send your letter before the closing date of November 10th, 2018.
Source: Nipashe November 02, 2018
Sakila Hope for Elderly as an NGO which was registered in 2010. Its history goes back to 2004 when four close friends critically scrutinized the lives of some elderly people living in their area and decided to assist them because they were living in a very desperate situation without enough food, sugar, money for milk and tea leaves during the rainy of the year i.e. April, May and June which are customarized with food shortages and hiked commodity prices around the area.
They were able to donate a small amount of money to purchase these items for few grannies. At the end of the second year they saw blessings from God and their financial needs were met, so they welcomed other people for the purpose of reaching a greater number of people who were experiencing food shortages during those months. Eight people became interested and their number of volunteers became 12 in total.
A general survey around the area showed that many people required this type of assistance. This forced this group of about 12 volunteers (members) at that time to look into other ways of raising funds to meet ever increasing demands of the grannies.
Their efforts paid up in September 2006 when their proposal was approved for funding by DORCAS AID INTERNATIONAL (an NGO based in Holland with its Country Office in Arusha). Nafasi za kazi
They agreed to sponsor a first group of 20 grannies who are living mainly in Sub-location of Nrumangeny in Sakila village. Since then, the number of sponsored grannies has increased annually and December 2011 we serve about 214 grannies from 11 villages in four wards of Kikatiti, Maroroni, King’ori and Maji ya Chai in King’ori division, Meru district.