Field Documentation Officer

Save the Children is currently seeking a field documentation Officer for the “Post Trauma
Rehabilitation of Palestinian ex-detainee Children in the West Bank” programme implemented
in partnership with the EJ-YMCA and funded by The European Commission’s Humanitarian
Aid and Civil Protection Department (ECHO):

Main Responsibilities:
-Ensure the implementation of the communications and advocacy plan (liaising with the media is a relatively small part of this job)
-Documentation of facts, achievements, findings and evidences on child rights violations related to the “Post trauma Rehabilitation of Palestinian Ex detainee Children” programme.
-Produce and distribute timely, accurate and accessible information outputs project related – these could include case studies, success stories, factsheets/briefings, brochures and diaries.
-Ensure proper documentation and proper visibility of all programme activities according to ECHO and Save the Children visibility guidelines.
-Provide support in the organization of events related to the programme, write press releases and liaise with the media
-Provide support for compiling the reports to ECHO, make sure all the documents and communication activities are consistent (this last part is not needed for publication)

Qualifications and Experience:
-Bachelor degree in Social Sciences, Human Rights Studies, preferably in journalism /communications
-2 years (Familiar with the INGOs work)

Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their CVs and cover letters to Save the
Children at : [email protected] no later than May 13, 2012.

CVs which do not meet the position’s requirements or received after the closing date will not be considered.
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