Earn2thrive Curator (SWI) (Contract) (Ref.：STFA/290326)

St. James' Settlement; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 240,000 - 420,000; Full time

Job summary

St. James’ Settlement invites applications for a role focusing on the Earn2Thrive (E2T) Credit Share framework and its engagement strategies.

The incumbent will develop developmental opportunities for children, youth and caregivers and align activities with the Social Capital Platform, mobilizing resources from community partners and funders. The position emphasizes a strong collaborative approach, ability to monitor outcomes, and preparation of reports, while working at HK Island and Outlying

Qualifications

• 5 years post-degree Social Work experience.
• Good command in Eng & Chin.
• Experience in building partnerships with community organisations, corporates and stakeholders.
• Experience in digital platform development, user engagement campaigns or service innovation is an advantage.
• Passionate about improving outcomes for children, youth and families.
• Entrepreneurial mindset with a strong interest in social innovation and systems change.

Responsibilities

• Lead the design, development and continuous enhancement of the Earn2Thrive (E2T) Credit Share framework and related engagement strategies
• Curate meaningful developmental opportunities for children, youth and caregivers aligned with the Positive Trajectory and Social Capital Framework
• Mobilize community resources and opportunities that can be integrated into the Social Capital Platform (SCP)
• Develop engagement mechanisms, incentive models, credit redemption pathways and community participation functions
• Monitor programme quality, participant engagement and achievement of project outcomes
• Produce reports, presentations and knowledge-sharing materials for stakeholders and funders
• Undertake ad hoc duties related to the project.

Skills

Social Work

Partnership building

Digital platforms

User engagement

Project reporting

Bilingual English/Chinese

Job description

• 5 years post-degree Social Work experience
• Good command in Eng & Chin
• Experience in building partnerships with community organisations, corporates and stakeholders
• Experience in digital platform development, user engagement campaigns or service innovation is an advantage
• Passionate about improving outcomes for children, youth and families
• Entrepreneurial mindset with a strong interest in social innovation and systems change.

Job duties:

• Lead the design, development and continuous enhancement of the Earn2Thrive (E2T) Credit Share framework and related engagement strategies
• Curate meaningful developmental opportunities for children, youth and caregivers aligned with the Positive Trajectory and Social Capital Framework
• Mobilize community resources and opportunities that can be integrated into the Social Capital Platform (SCP)
• Develop engagement mechanisms, incentive models, credit redemption pathways and community participation functions
• Monitor programme quality, participant engagement and achievement of project outcomes
• Produce reports, presentations and knowledge-sharing materials for stakeholders and funders
• Undertake ad hoc duties related to the project.

Working place : HK Island and Outlying Islands

on or before 25/10/2026

When recruiting staff for job positions relating to services for child or mentally incapacitated persons, we shall request applicants to undergo the Sexual Conviction Record Check.

「Personal data collected will be strictly used for the recruitment exercise only. Unsuccessful applications will be destroyed one year after the closing date.」

"Founded by the Rt. Rev. Bishop R.O. Hall of the Anglican Church in 1949, St. James’ Settlement began as a club for boys and girls in a temple in Stone Nullah Lane, Wanchai. It was then developed into a six-storey building on Kennedy Road in 1963 to provide diversified services, including children and youth services, elderly services and rehabilitation services. In 1987, the headquarters was opened in Stone Nullah Lane so that the scope of services could be further extended."