Save the Children International (SCI) is a leading global organization dedicated to improving the lives of children and communities around the world. SCI’s Kenya country program is currently recruiting for multiple positions across child protection, psychosocial support, supply chain, finance, and program development. These roles offer professionals the opportunity to contribute to high-impact humanitarian and development work in Kakuma and Kalobeyei refugee camps, as well as surrounding host communities. Child Protection Roles Project Assistant (Case Worker) – Kakuma The Project Assistant – Child Protection (Case Worker) is responsible for supporting the delivery of child protection case management services. This role ensures that children at risk are identified, supported, and referred to appropriate services through comprehensive case plans and continuous follow-up. Key responsibilities include: Conducting Best Interest Assessments (BIA) for children at risk. Supporting children and families in accessing protection services. Collaborating with community structures, volunteers, and partners to ensure sustainable solutions for vulnerable children. Maintaining accurate documentation of protection concerns and case management activities. The role reports to the Child Protection Officer or Coordinator and directly contributes to SCI’s child protection programming in the Kakuma and Kalobeyei refugee camps and surrounding host communities. Project Assistant (Psychosocial Counsellor) – Kenya The Project Assistant – Psychosocial Counsellor focuses on mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) for children and families experiencing distress. The position involves delivering counselling services and supporting community structures and partner staff to implement layered MHPSS interventions aligned with international standards. Key responsibilities include: Providing psychosocial support and counselling to children identified through SCI programs or referrals. Building capacity of community volunteers and partner staff in MHPSS. Supporting the identification of mental health concerns and linking children and families to appropriate services. Contributing to child protection programming in Kakuma, Kalobeyei, and the host community under the supervision of the Child Protection Coordinator. Supply Chain Roles Supply Chain Assistant – Fleet, Asset, and Warehouse Management The Supply Chain Assistant supports the Supply Chain Coordinator in ensuring safe and efficient transport, asset, and warehouse management services. This role ensures compliance with SCI’s Fleet Management Policy and contributes to broader supply chain operations. Key responsibilities include: Supporting fleet management activities and ensuring adherence to established policies. Assisting with asset management and warehouse operations. Coordinating with programmatic and departmental teams to ensure efficient logistics and supply chain support. Supply Chain Officer – Sourcing The Supply Chain Officer (Sourcing) plays a crucial role in delivering quality goods and services across SCI Kenya’s programs. The officer is responsible for sourcing activities, supplier management, and ensuring value for money through competitive procurement processes. Key responsibilities include: Developing and maintaining a sourcing pipeline for upcoming procurement needs. Managing supplier relationships and strategic partnerships. Conducting sourcing procedures in compliance with the Procurement Manual. Ensuring transparent, competitive procurement to achieve best value. Finance Role Finance Officer – Shared Services The Finance Officer provides financial and administrative support across SCI Kenya’s country office operations. The role supports payments, account reconciliations, and adherence to internal controls. Key responsibilities include: Managing payments to suppliers and conducting account reconciliations. Ensuring timely and accurate financial reporting. Coordinating with ESARO administration, logistics, and finance teams to maintain compliance and efficiency. Programme Development Role Programme Development Officer The Programme Development Officer (PDO) supports the Head of Program Development and the PDQII team in managing proposals, donor communications, and opportunity tracking. This role ensures high-quality submissions aligned with the Country Strategic Plan. Key responsibilities include: Coordinating proposal development processes and drafting narrative sections. Maintaining donor information systems and knowledge management platforms. Supporting both small-medium and complex proposal submissions. Ensuring proposals are timely, compliant, and strategically aligned with program objectives. Why Join SCI Kenya Working with SCI Kenya provides professionals with the chance to contribute to meaningful humanitarian and development initiatives that directly impact children and vulnerable communities. Employees gain exposure to: International program operations in refugee and host communities. Collaboration with diverse teams across multiple sectors, including child protection, health, supply chain, finance, and program development. Opportunities to develop technical skills and field experience in a high-performing, mission-driven organization. SCI Kenya values diversity and inclusion, providing a supportive work environment for professionals from varied backgrounds. The organization fosters learning, capacity building, and collaboration, making it an ideal platform for individuals seeking to advance careers in international development and humanitarian aid. How to Apply All positions are posted on the SCI Career Site and are open to candidates who meet the qualifications. Interested applicants are encouraged to review detailed role descriptions and submit applications promptly. For additional guidance, visit the SCI Careers portal to explore responsibilities, requirements, and location-specific details. For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Twitter, LinkedIn and WPChannel Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) is not the organization that is offering this position. For any inquiries, please contact the official organization directly. Please do not send your applications & CVs to GSO, as we are unable to process them. Due to the high volume of emails, we receive daily, we may not be able to respond to all inquiries. Thank you for your understanding.