The René Moawad Foundation is recruiting a job coach for Jezzine and Saida for the pilot Productive Economic Inclusion in Lebanon (PEIL) project implemented by RMF, World Bank and the Ministry of Social Affairs. The Job Coach plays a pivotal role in supporting beneficiaries to achieve sustainable self employment, optimizing their job performance within the framework of the program.

The René Moawad Foundation is recruiting a field coordinator for Jezzine and Saida for the pilot Productive Economic Inclusion in Lebanon (PEIL) project implemented by RMF, World Bank and the Ministry of Social Affairs. The Field Coordinator plays a pivotal role in the successful execution of field activities within the project or program. He is responsible for providing essential on-the-ground support and coordination to ensure the smooth implementation of program objectives.

The evolving and multi-layered crisis in Lebanon, having had a devasting effect on economic conditions in the country and the population as whole, has led to demonstrable humanitarian needs among the most vulnerable populations in the country. In the past, migrants, and other historically and structurally marginalized groups, have faced barriers to accessing life-saving and humanitarian assistance, including protection and health services, in emergency contexts.

The evolving and multi-layered crisis in Lebanon, having had a devasting effect on economic conditions in the country and the population as whole, has led to demonstrable humanitarian needs among the most vulnerable populations in the country. Adding to this, in October 2023, war erupted in southern Lebanon, causing significant displacement and increasing humanitarian needs.

Our mission

To create space for conflict transformation.
We bring people in conflict together. We enable and support learning processes that inspire the development of new perspectives, relationships and behaviour, thus opening possibilities for addressing conflict and finding ways of living together peacefully.

Terre des hommes foundation has been present in Lebanon since 1977. We provide life saving child protection assistance to the most vulnerable children and their families regardless of their nationality, ethnic origin and religious affiliation. Through our child protection in migration and access to justice programmes, our staff support victims of physical and sexual abuse, worst forms of child labor, child marriage, severe neglect and children in contact or conflict with the law. We work with children, their families, communities, NGO and UN partners, local authorities and religious leaders.

Under the direct supervision of the Protection Team Manager, the Social Worker (SW) is in charge of the
implementation and supervision of community-based activities, including life skills, psychosocial, key community
members, awareness sessions and the management of the outreach volunteers in the area of intervention.
Based on the context and in case of emergency, the SW is deployed to support the emergency response and
collaborate with other teams.