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World Vision International

Christian humanitarian organization supporting children worldwide

Child Protection and MHPSS Officer

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/15/2026Deadline 10/16/26
No salary listed
Mid
Dnipro, Ukraine
In PersonOnly local applicants are accepted.
Project & Program ManagementProgram Management

About the job

Responsibilities
  • Provide feedback on Child Protection and MHPSS programme approaches, tools, methodologies, and technical documents to ensure quality, consistency, and compliance with organizational and donor requirements.
  • Support implementation and application of relevant standards and guidance, including CPMS, Inter-Agency Case Management Guidelines, and IASC MHPSS Guidelines.
  • Identify technical implementation challenges and support follow-up actions agreed with the Technical Advisor and project teams.
  • Support integration of Child Protection, MHPSS, safeguarding, inclusion, disability, and gender considerations across programme activities.
  • Track and share relevant Protection sector updates, guidance, tools, and good practices for dissemination to project teams and partners.
  • Provide implementation information and lessons learned for proposal development when requested.
  • Support engagement with partners, government entities, clusters, working groups, and other stakeholders.
  • Support implementation of child and adolescent participation approaches within programme activities and feedback mechanisms.
  • Support safeguarding-strengthening initiatives and partner compliance with safeguarding requirements in collaboration with the Safeguarding Specialist.
  • Support partners in implementing project activities according to approved workplans, budgets, indicators, and donor requirements.
  • Monitor progress against targets and support timely delivery of planned activities and outputs.
  • Review partner reports and supporting documentation and ensure timely submission of quality reports.
  • Support development and tracking of implementation plans and activity schedules.
  • Monitor project risks, delays, and implementation gaps and support follow-up actions.
  • Provide day-to-day technical support to implementing partners and field teams.
  • Support budget-utilization monitoring and alignment between planned activities and expenditures for partners and World Vision activities.
  • Support partners to prepare reports, including 5Ws, ITT, monthly narrative reports, and interim reports.
  • Develop and maintain operational implementation plans based on approved project designs and DIPs.
  • Support coordination meetings with partners and relevant stakeholders as delegated by the Project Manager.
  • Maintain partner capacity-strengthening plans in Child Protection and MHPSS.
  • Organize and support trainings, orientations, and technical learning sessions.
  • Adapt and contextualize technical guidance, tools, and training materials for the Ukrainian context.
  • Support delivery of World Vision Child Protection approaches, project models, and technical methodologies.
  • Support monitoring activities in coordination with the MEAL/OPS/TA team.
  • Conduct regular field visits and technical monitoring of partner implementation.
  • Review monitoring data, assessments, evaluations, and programme performance information.
  • Follow up on recommendations from monitoring visits, evaluations, audits, and technical reviews.
  • Document lessons learned, good practices, implementation challenges, and improvement actions.
  • Prepare technical monitoring updates and contribute to programme work.

About the company

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World Vision International

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What World Vision International does: It is a Christian humanitarian, development, and advocacy organization focused on children. It operates in nearly 100 countries with 33,000+ staff and works with supporters to help more than 200 million vulnerable children by addressing the root causes of poverty. How its product works: Through long-term programs and rapid relief, it provides essentials like water, food, and tools for families to overcome poverty, guided by faith and field expertise, and coordinated across communities by staff and partners. How it is different from competitors: It combines a large, faith-guided global network with a clear focus on sustainable, root-cause approaches to development, serving all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender, and stressing lasting impact that endures beyond one-time aid. What the company’s goal is: To improve the lives of children, families, and communities around the world and create lasting, generational impact.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Monrovia, California

Founded

2012

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What believers are saying

  • World Vision South Sudan launched Mapping the Blue Threads in 2026 for safer water access.
  • The careers portal showed active 2026 hiring across emergency response, finance, IT, and WASH.
  • Its 2024 ENOUGH campaign committed $1.7 billion against Africa hunger, sustaining fundraising momentum.

What critics are saying

  • USAID cuts already forced 2025 layoffs; another donor shock can trigger deeper 2026 reductions.
  • Sudan and South Sudan cholera outbreaks keep staff exposed to insecurity and program interruptions.
  • Gaza allegations still shadow the brand; a fresh diversion scandal would cripple donor trust.

What makes World Vision International unique

  • World Vision’s 2026–2030 WASH Business Plan targets community-owned water systems, not short-term relief.
  • Its faith-based, child-first network spans country offices, emergency response, advocacy, and resource mobilization.
  • World Vision pairs aid delivery with grants, supply chain, MEAL, and legal governance teams.

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