Hope and Homes for Children is an innovative, dynamic, international charity that transforms the lives of vulnerable children across Central and Eastern Europe and Africa.

We are at an exciting stage in our expansion, rapidly becoming a force to be reckoned with as we influence childcare reform at both government and grass roots level.

Hope and Homes for Children is a dynamic, young, international children’s charity with an enviable track record of achievement. We operate alongside governments and local communities in 10 countries of Eastern Europe and Africa, establishing the best local forms of family based care for children who have been orphaned or abandoned.

After nearly 15 years of high impact, rapid growth, the charity is seeking a new Director of Fundraising and Communications. This exciting position offers you a powerful cause, a highly talented team and a chance to test your skills to the full.

You will be responsible for developing fundraising and communications strategies to achieve income targets and to raise awareness of what we do and how we do it.

As a member of the Senior Management Team, you'll have the chance to play a leading role in defining the future of an organisation with the potential to transform the systems, policies and mindsets that confine millions of children to a life of frustration and poverty.

For more information about the Director of Fundraising and Communications position please download our application pack. You will need Adobe Reader to view this PDF file – download it here for free.

The closing date for this position had now passed.

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How to apply

If you would like to apply for a position at Hope and Homes for Children please complete the application form and post it back to:

Jo Mundy
Officer Manager
Hope and Homes for Children
East Clyffe
Salisbury
Wiltshire
SP3 4LZ

Or you can email it to recruitment@hopeandhomes.org

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Get more information

If you have any further enquires please feel free to email us, or call 01722 790111.

Also, why not find out more about our work across Central and Eastern Europe and Africa.

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