October 2012

CARE International in Vietnam is a Non-Government Organization representing the CARE International network in Vietnam since 1989. CARE in Vietnam’s Program Strategy is explicitly oriented around achieving impacts for particularly vulnerable and marginalised groups in Vietnam. To achieve this, we work with Vietnamese partners across sectors such as health services, rural livelihood development, disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation. We recognise that women’s empowerment is a critical pathway for poverty reduction and place women and girls from marginalised population groups at the heart of our programming efforts.
CARE in Vietnam is looking for an experienced and qualified Vietnamese to fill in Finance Assistant, based in Hanoi Office.

With financial support from the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), this initiative supports the Province of Ha Tinh in implementing key priorities within the 5-year Provincial Agriculture and Rural Development Plan, building small-scale infrastructure and strengthening public administration in support of agricultural development. The project has officially been operational since June 2011 and is presently implementing its first-year workplan.

HelpAge International is a global network of not-for-profit organizations with a mission to work with and for disadvantaged older people worldwide to achieve a lasting improvement in the quality of their lives. We are proud to be 2012 recipient of Hilton Humanitarian Price. For more information about the work of HelpAge International, please visit our website at:  http://www.helpage.org.
Since April 2010, HelpAge International has opened its new office in Hanoi, Vietnam (HAIV) to provide supports to a large network of partner organisations across the country.  Partners across the network are responsible for implementing a wide range of programme works for which HAIV receives funding from both internal and external donors.

Plan works to help marginalised children across Vietnam, especially those from ethnic minority groups in mountainous regions. Plam implements programmes and projects involving some 226,000 households in 142 communes in Central and Northern Vietnam, including 40,000 sponsored children and their families. The main priorities are to reduce the malnutrition rate, to improve health care and to provide quality basic education to children. Building good relationships with government bodies at various levels since 1993, Plan has become one of the largest non-governmental organisations working in Vietnam.

Plan-Inernational is looking for 3 positions:

1. Advocacy Specialist