
SOS Children's Villages in Ethiopia is an International Non-governmental organization and a member of SOS Children's Villages International Federation. We started our humanitarian work in Ethiopia with the opening of our first Village in Mekelle, Northern part of Ethiopia in 1974. Since then, we have expanded our programs to different regions where there are significant needs for intervention and where we believe we can work in partnership with all relevant actors to bring sustainable positive outcomes for children's and young people.
Today, we have grown significantly to meet the persistent challenges that confront Ethiopian children who have lost parental care and those that are at risk of losing their parental care. Working in close collaboration with international donors, local government and community-based organizations across eight program locations; we aspire that every child grows up with love, respect and security.
Our Commitment to Safeguarding
At SOS Children's Villages, safeguarding isn't just a policy, it's a foundational value embedded in everything we do. We are unwavering in our commitment to protecting the children, young people, adults, and communities we serve, as well as our workforce and resources.
We cultivate an environment of trust and accountability where every voice is heard and respected. All successful candidates will be expected to champion our holistic safeguarding principles, actively upholding our Child & Youth Safeguarding Policy, Code of Conduct, and regulations against sexual misconduct, fraud, and corruption.
By joining our team, you commit to integrating these vital standards into your work, ensuring the highest levels of safety, ethics, and integrity in every action and partnership.
Together, we create a world where everyone feels safe, respected, and protected.
The Food Security and Livelihood Assistant (FSL Assistant) will be based in the Field office (Bulki town) and is responsible for the planning, implementation, and monitoring of livelihood programs aimed at improving the economic resilience and self-reliance of landslide survivors living in Kencho Shacha Gozdi, Kencho Gozdi Woyiza and Burda Kebeles. The role focuses on facilitating distribution of project inputs, skills development (agronomic and harvest handling and management), income generation, and market-based interventions while ensuring that programs are inclusive, sustainable, and culturally appropriate. The job holder monitors the usage of inputs, and provides support in organizing trainings, as guided by FSL Coordinator, in accordance with the project scope and framework.
We are looking for FSL Assistant who is primary responsible for the field-based position under the direct supervision of FSL Project Coordinator. The FSL Assistant will be responsible for community sensitization, mobilization, formation of VSLAs, group IGAs and facilitation in implementation of food security and livelihoods activities with target community.
Project implementation
Monitoring and Reporting
SAFEGUARDING
ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Essential Requirements (Must-Have):
Core Competency
Does This Sound Like You?
To apply, please submit your updated resume via: >> SOS Children's Villages Application portal (ICIMS).
We actively champion diversity and inclusion and strongly encourage women to step forward and apply. As part of our unwavering commitment to holistic safeguarding protecting children, youth, adults, and assets our selection process emphasizes value alignment and includes thorough background checks for all potential hires.
SOS Children's Villages in Ethiopia is an equal opportunity employer, providing fair consideration to all applicant regardless of race, colour, religion, gender, ancestry, national origin, age, disability, marital status, or class.
Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Mission We build families for children in need, we help them shape their own futures, and we share in the development of their communities. Vision Every child belongs to a family and grows up with love, respect, and security.