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Mzuzu Young Voices is a youth-led organization located in Mzuzu City in the northern part of Malawi. We work on creating spaces for the active engagement of young people in governance structures and youth empowerment. We work with young people between 10-30 years, ranging from fresh college graduates, secondary school students, primary school learners, and vulnerable youth in communities.

The organization focuses on;

• Advocating for youth-friendly policies and structures
• Gender equality and empowering boys and girls by investing in the education sector,
• Strengthening linkages with health and wellbeing of young people especially adolescent girls and young women and finally,
• Integrating technological solutions into the global challenges that the youth face in their day-to-day lives.

Our vision is to improve the well-being of young people especially, orphans and vulnerable children so that they have equal opportunities to participate in governance structures and achieve their full potential through increased access to quality formal and informal education, vocational and entrepreneurial skill-building, WASH, and health information and services.

For more information, click here.

Established in 2010, Tshintsha Amakhaya is a national alliance of NGOs working in solidarity with social movements to advance land, water and food justice.

Tshintsha Amakhaya seeks to appoint a National Coordinator, preferably to be based in Cape Town,

Surplus People Project serves as the host of Tshintsha Amakhaya, providing the financial and administrative support. The National Coordinator will enter into an employment agreement under the auspices of SPP.

Please note that this is a re-advertisement. Candidates who previously applied, should not re-apply.

The closing date for this application is 10 June 2022. Click here to find out more about the role and apply.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Southern Africa (ELCSA) is coordinating efforts by churches to assist communities affected by the recent floods in KwaZulu Natal, and is trying to raise funds to support urgent relief measures.

Contact Ashmeer Joseph at director@elcsads.org.za for more information

The SPSF aims to empower communities to act and participate in their own development through actions that are designed, implemented and owned by the communities themselves. They will support a maximum number of 15 small projects in Kwa Zulu Natal, Mpumalanga, and Eastern Cape within a 15-month period (July 2022 to September 2023).

The Small Project and Support Fund (SPSF) is a project funded by Bread for the World (BfdW) to support small local initiatives that are made up of committed and dedicated people who may belong to any of these structures: self-help groups, community based organisations (CBO’s), faith based organisations (FBO’s) or smaller non-governmental organisations (NGO’s) or small local networks and their members working within their vicinity and context to improve the lives of the marginalised. Funding to successful applicants will be channelled through The AIDS Foundation of South Africa (AFSA).

To read the full call for applications and to apply, click here.

The Council of Swaziland Churches (CSC) is one of the umbrella bodies of churches in the country, established in 1976. As the church we have always been concerned with social, economic and political lives of all emaSwati and thus concerned with what is currently happening in the kingdom of eSwatini.

The Council of Swaziland Churches is a non partisan faith based group advocating for social peace and fundamental human rights. The Council is made of different churches whose membership comes from both sides of the isle. By virtue of its membership, the Council would therefore not be able to take sides but concerned with peace and human dignity and strongly believe in meaningful dialogue as a mean of resolving disputes. The Church believes that dissenting voices should also be heard so that people remain equal as they are all a creation of the God we serve. It is for this reason that the Council of Swaziland Churches has always been vocal when it comes to social justice issues and the violation of fundamental human rights.

Click here to find out more.

The AIDS Foundation of South Africa (AFSA), an NGO headquartered in Durban, wishes to appoint suitably experienced persons interested in serving on the Approval’s Committee for the Ukusekela Small Project and Support Fund (SPSF) which will be overseen by AFSA through a grant it has received from Bread for the World (BfdW).

AFSA is seeking to appoint a diversity of independent members to be part of the Approval’s Committee of the SPSF with skills and experience. Click here to find out more about the roles and apply.

The closing date for this application is 30^th April 2022. 

APN is seeking to recruit a capable, dynamic, self-motivated, result-oriented, and experienced individual to fill the position of Membership Manager. The successful applicant shall be located in sub-Saharan Africa.

The APN is a continent-wide network of African-owned and African-led philanthropy support organizations (PSOs) and individuals in Africa and its diaspora who promote the culture and promote the voice and actions for African philanthropy. It is a space for African institutions and individuals to interrogate the power dynamics that shape how resource mobilization, distribution, and spending impact the possibilities of transformative change in Africa.

The deadline for application for this position is Friday, 10th May 2022. Click here to read more and apply.