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Nigerians are clamouring for various solutions to the numerous socio-political, economic and security challenges besetting their nation
My foray into the development space was rather serendipitous, after years of working as a Segment Manager focused on the youth demography in two of the leading financial institutions in Nigeria. Serendipitous, because I transitioned into a Programmes Manager role in a not-for-profit that was equally youth focused, but that was the main similarity between my previous profit focused work experience and my new “doing good and making a difference focused” experience. I was like fish out of water as it was entirely new territory for me. While the experience paved a purpose driven and self-fulfi...
Programmes Manager to join our Head Office team based in Salford, Greater Manchester. You will join us on a full-time basis as part of an initial 1-year fixed term contract with a view to progressing into a permanent role. In return, you will receive a competitive salary, ranging between £30k - £35k per annum, depending on experience. Syria Relief is a UK based charity providing humanitarian assistance and implementing long term projects in the Middle East. In terms of geographical outreach, the organisation is expanding to other regions, i.e. Asia and Africa, hence making it an excitin...
The Position We are looking for a qualified Greek teacher for a paid position in our language programme, to deliver Greek classes to refugees and asylum seekers in Ioannina, Epirus. The applicant should be familiar with the Common European Framework for Language References as our classes correspond to Literacy, A1 and A2 level of the Framework. The ideal candidate(s) will have experience teaching Greek as a foreign/second language and will possess a strong understanding of or passion for the context we work in (refugee crisis). Experience delivering educational activities to vulnerable popula...
Graphic Online BY: Juliet Akyaa Safo Category: General News Madam Afua Adotey, President, International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) Ghana addressing participants at the forum. Picture: EDNA SALVO-KOTEY 30.5k Shares 705 The President of the Federation of Women Lawyers Ghana (FIDA), Mrs. Afua Adotey, has called on the government to rigorously implement the Domestic Violence Act, ACT 723. She said the Domestic Violence Act, ACT 723, Section 8, indicated that medical care for domestic violent victims should be free, and that it was illegal for health institutions to take money from such ...