Executive Director, Child Protection NGO (Pasig)

All God's Children International; Marikina; On-site; PHP 2,678,400 - 3,906,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

13th-month pay

Health insurance (PhilHealth)

Contributions to Pag-IBIG

Job summary

All God's Children International is seeking an Executive Director in Marikina, Philippines to lead their child advocacy initiatives. This role requires a Master's degree and extensive NGO leadership experience, focusing on child protection and community engagement.

The position involves operational leadership, financial stewardship, and program implementation to prevent online child exploitation. Candidates must have strong communication skills in English and Tagalog and be willing to adopt trauma-informed practices.

Compensation ranges from 240,000 to 350,000 PHP per month, inclusive of standard benefits.

Qualifications

• Requires extensive NGO leadership experience and a Master’s degree.
• Must be able to work with confidential information and data.
• Ability to communicate effectively in English and Tagalog.

Responsibilities

• Leads strategic and operational initiatives for AGCI-Philippines.
• Builds community partnerships and oversees program operations.
• Ensures compliance with child protection and safeguarding policies.

Skills

NGO leadership experience

TBRI® Practitioner status

Advanced computer skills

Education

Master’s degree in social work, psychology or public health

Tools

DonorPerfect fundraising database

Apricot case-management software

Job description

All God's Children International is seeking an Executive Director in Marikina, Philippines to lead their child advocacy initiatives. This role requires a Master's degree and extensive NGO leadership experience, focusing on child protection and community engagement.

The position involves operational leadership, financial stewardship, and program implementation to prevent online child exploitation. Candidates must have strong communication skills in English and Tagalog and be willing to adopt trauma-informed practices.

Compensation ranges from 240,000 to 350,000 PHP per month, inclusive of standard benefits.