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Noora Health seeks a senior development professional to lead fundraising operations across Africa, strengthening donor engagement and proposal development. The role requires strategic communication, team leadership, and oversight of donor materials, reports, and site visit planning.
Collaboration with programme, finance and communications is essential to demonstrate impact. With 12+ years in development or fundraising, you will manage a small, geographically distributed team and drive
Noora Health is seeking an experienced development and fundraising professional to strengthen its donor engagement and fundraising operations across Africa. The opportunity is suited to a strategic communicator and experienced team leader with a strong background in proposal development, institutional fundraising, donor reporting, and management of complex fundraising projects.
The successful candidate will oversee the quality and coordination of funder-facing materials, including funding proposals, presentations, donor reports, and site visit plans. They will also manage a small, geographically diverse team and work closely with programme, finance, and communications departments to ensure that donor communications accurately demonstrate the organisation's achievements and impact.
This is a leadership-level opportunity for professionals with at least 12 years of relevant experience in development, fundraising, or communications.
Founded in 2014, Noora Health is an international healthcare organisation working to improve patient outcomes by strengthening the role of family caregivers in healthcare delivery. Its approach recognises that family members can play an important role in supporting patients during treatment and recovery. Through structured education and practical training, the organisation equips caregivers with the knowledge and skills needed to provide better care to their loved ones. Working with governments and healthcare partners in India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Nepal, Noora Health has reached more than 65 million caregivers and patients across over 16,400 healthcare facilities through its flagship Care Companion Program (CCP). The organisation reports that the programme has contributed to significant improvements in patient outcomes, including a 71% reduction in post-surgical cardiac complications, a 12% reduction in maternal complications, a 16% reduction in newborn complications, and an 18% reduction in newborn mortality within a cohort of patients.
Noora Health has received international recognition for its work, including the Skoll Foundation Award for Social Innovation and support from The Audacious Project. The organisation has also established a partnership with the World Health Organization to strengthen support for family caregivers.
The position will play a central role in managing Noora Health's fundraising pipeline and ensuring that communication with donors and funding partners meets high standards of quality, accuracy, and professionalism. The successful candidate will oversee the development and review of funding proposals, donor presentations, progress reports, and other important fundraising documents. They will work with internal departments to obtain reliable programme and financial information and transform it into persuasive narratives that communicate the organisation's work and results. In addition to overseeing fundraising deliverables, the role involves team leadership, external representation, donor engagement, and contributing to the organisation's broader development strategy across Africa.
The successful candidate will oversee the preparation, review, and submission of important donor-facing materials. Responsibilities include:
The role requires excellent writing and editorial capabilities, particularly the ability to communicate complex information in a clear and convincing manner. Key duties include:
The successful applicant will help strengthen Noora Health's relationships with existing and prospective funding partners. Responsibilities include:
The role includes managing a small team and ensuring effective collaboration across different geographical and cultural contexts. The successful candidate will:
A Bachelor's degree is required. An advanced degree is preferred.
At least 12 years of experience in development, fundraising, or communications. Demonstrated experience managing complex projects, deliverables, and competing deadlines. Previous experience supervising, managing, or mentoring team members. Experience working with international donors, foundations, or institutional funding organisations. Demonstrated ability to coordinate fundraising activities involving multiple departments and stakeholders.
Noora Health recognises the importance of building teams that reflect different perspectives, educational experiences, and life backgrounds. The organisation welcomes applications from people of all gender identities, castes, religious practices, sexual orientations, and abilities. Candidates from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply.