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Case Worker / Social Worker

Roshni Helpline

فروری ۲۹, ۲۰۲۴ شائع ہوئی 1478 نے دیکھا

PKR. 25,000 - 40,000/Month

We are looking for the services of a Social Worker / Public Dealing Individual.

1- Must have 3 years of experience in public dealing / marketing / social work.

2- Must be able to read and write Good Urdu.

3- 2- Must be able to access a computer with MS Office.

3- Not more than 30 years of age.

Accommodation in and around Malir, Aiport will be given preference.

مہارتیں

Use of Medical Equipment Writing Skills Email List Management Public Officials Dealing Creative Writing

نوکری کی تفصیلات

نوکری کا ذریعہ:

خواتین کیلئے نوکریاں

صنعت:

غیر سرکاری تنظیم / سماجی خدمات

شعبہِ افعال:

تعلقاتِ عامہ

کل عہدے:

4 آسامیاں

نوکری کی شفٹ:

پہلا پہر

نوکری کی قسم:

مستقل

نوکری کا مقام:

Malir, کراچی, پاکستان

جنس:

عورت

عمر:

20 - 30 سال

کم از کم تعلیم:

انٹرمیڈیٹ / اے لیول

کیریئر کی سطح:

تجربہ کار پیشہ ور

کم از کم تجربہ:

2 سال

اس سے پہلے درخواست دیجیۓ:

مارچ ۳۰, ۲۰۲۴

تاریخِ اِشاعت:

فروری ۲۹, ۲۰۲۴

Roshni Helpline

غیر سرکاری تنظیم / سماجی خدمات · 51-100 ملازمین - کراچی

پیروی کریں

Roshni Helpline, also known as Roshni Research and Development Welfare Organization, is Pakistan’s first nonprofit organization devoted to the cause of missing and exploited children. Since our inception in 2003, we have safely recovered more than 9,600 missing children and returned them to their families. We also provide psychological support to families of missing children and to recovered children. In addition, we have been working closely with law enforcement agencies as well as legislators to improve mechanisms for the protection of children and for the safe recovery of missing children. We also educate the public on issues related to child protection and conduct child safety workshops in schools. Our founder, Muhammad Ali, is a human rights activist who has been working on child protection issues in Pakistan for over 30 years. He founded Roshni Helpline in 2003 and single-handedly pioneered a unique and highly acclaimed approach to finding missing children. In 2008, he was awarded the prestigious Ashoka Foundation Fellowship for his outstanding contribution to the cause of missing children. In 2014, he was selected as an Acumen Fund Fellow in recognition of his achievements.