Urban Development Project Lead - Child Welfare

World Vision; Cebu City; On-site; PHP 670,000 - 1,228,000; Full time

Job summary

World Vision is seeking a Project Officer in Cebu to implement the Urban Development Project. The role focuses on education, health and nutrition, and child protection, working with local partners under a fixed-term contract through September 2027.

The position requires collaboration with government and community stakeholders and involves monitoring, reporting, and capacity-building activities across multiple sectors to improve child wellbeing in the area.

Qualifications

• Bachelor degree in social sciences or related field.
• 2+ years of NGO programme/project implementation experience.
• Trained in LEAP 3 and DPA, or related community organizing training.
• Experience with Local Government Units, agencies, churches, and other organizations.
• Experience facilitating activities for children.
• Knowledge of monitoring and evaluation.
• Knowledge of advocacy and child rights; strong written and verbal communication.

Responsibilities

• Identify and coordinate primary implementing partners and sign partnership agreements.
• Prepare annual implementation plans and monitor progress against targets and budgets.
• Collaborate with government partners and BCPC to address child wellbeing issues.
• Prepare and submit monthly, semi-annual and annual reports using standard tools/templates.
• Coordinate training of local agencies and partners to build capacity.
• Engage churches and faith-based groups to integrate spiritual nurture activities.

Skills

Excellent communication

Facilitation skills

Data analysis

Stakeholder engagement

Project management

Multitasking

Education

Bachelor of Science in Social Work, Community Development, or related Social Sciences

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

World Vision is seeking a Project Officer in Cebu to implement the Urban Development Project. The role focuses on education, health and nutrition, and child protection, working with local partners under a fixed-term contract through September 2027.

The position requires collaboration with government and community stakeholders and involves monitoring, reporting, and capacity-building activities across multiple sectors to improve child wellbeing in the area.