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Muslim Hands South Africa (MHSA) is a Cape Town-based international NGO that works in the areas of disaster relief and sustainable development. Muslim Hands operates in over 40 countries worldwide, distributing life-saving humanitarian aid and relief to millions of people, who are directly affected by natural disasters, war, poverty, famine, and drought. THE ROLE We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Project Manager to take on a pivotal role in the management and execution of our various projects. The ideal candidate will collaborate closely with multiple departments and divisions across the organization, ensuring seamless communication and coordination. This position will provide essential support to the Projects team, facilitating the achievement of project milestones and objectives. The successful individual will bring expertise in project planning, execution, and oversight, contributing to the overall success and efficiency of our initiatives.

Muslim Hands South Africa (MHSA) is a Cape Town-based international NGO that works in the areas of disaster relief and sustainable development. Muslim Hands operates in over 40 countries worldwide, distributing life-saving humanitarian aid and relief to millions of people, who are directly affected by natural disasters, war, poverty, famine, and drought. This role reports directly to the Country Director and is a vital part of the MHSA senior management team. Together, we share the exciting responsibility of realizing our vision and strategy: a future where humanity honours, protects, and celebrates the natural world for the benefit of all. The fundraising manager will oversee a dedicated team of fundraisers, providing the necessary vision, leadership, and expertise in fundraising to enable the organization to meet its fundraising objectives and advance its developmental program. The ideal candidate will possess extensive experience in fundraising and management, demonstrate a strong aptitude for relationship building, and have a proven history of securing funding from statutory sources, foundations, trusts, and major donors. Additionally, experience in the development of an individual donor program, including donor marketing strategies, will be considered a significant advantage

Muslim Hands South Africa (MHSA) is a Cape Town-based international NGO that works in the areas of disaster relief and sustainable development. Muslim Hands operates in over 40 countries worldwide, distributing life-saving humanitarian aid and relief to millions of people, who are directly affected by natural disasters, war, poverty, famine, and drought. THE ROLE Muslim Hands SA is seeking a skilled Accountant to assist in overseeing financial management and leadership. The successful candidate will collaborate closely with the head of the department, the senior accountant, as well as with other divisions within the organisation, and will play a vital role within the finance team.

Muslim Hands South Africa (MHSA) is a Cape Town-based international NGO that works in the areas of disaster relief and sustainable development. Muslim Hands operates in over 40 countries worldwide, distributing life-saving humanitarian aid and relief to millions of people, who are directly affected by natural disasters, war, poverty, famine, and drought. THE ROLE This role reports directly to the Fundraising Manager. Together, we share the exciting responsibility of realizing our vision and strategy: a future where humanity honours, protects, and celebrates the natural world for the benefit of all. The goal is to actively support the successful implementation of the fundraising and communications strategy for Muslim Hands, ensuring that all initiatives align with the organization's objectives. Additionally, the candidate must be able to step in and provide assistance in the fundraising team during any periods of absence, ensuring continuity and effectiveness in our efforts. The ideal candidate will possess extensive experience in fundraising and demonstrate a strong aptitude for relationship building, and have a proven history of securing funding from statutory sources, foundations, trusts, and major donors. Additionally, experience in the implementation and maintaining of an individual donor program, including donor marketing strategies.

About AIDC The Alternative Information and Development Centre (AIDC) is a South African NGO committed to advancing systemic alternatives to neoliberal capitalism. Our work spans economic justice, climate justice, popular education, and building alliances between movements, workers, and progressive researchers. We support grassroots movements with critical research and analysis, enabling them to shape transformative policy agendas and organise for democratic alternatives to extractivism and inequality. Position Overview AIDC is seeking a highly motivated Senior Programme Officer to support our climate and energy justice work, with a focus on green industrialisation and a just transition from below. The successful candidate will work closely with popular movements, trade unions, and allied researchers to co-develop alternatives to the South African government’s market-led climate policies, particularly those promoted under the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP). This role requires a dynamic thinker and organiser with a strong grounding in political economy, an ability to produce impactful research, and a commitment to advancing climate justice in ways that centre working-class and community-based agency.

Black Sash's mission is working towards the realisation of socio-economic rights, as outlined in the SA Constitution 1996, with an emphasis on social security and social protection for the most vulnerable, particularly women and children. We will, in the course of our work, explore options to significantly help to reduce poverty and inequality. The core responsibilities of the Finance Officer will be the efficient and effective management of the accounting and financial functions, in line with the annual business plan, ensuring accurate records and good corporate governance are achieved & adhering to legislation.

Black Sash's mission is working towards the realisation of socio-economic rights, as outlined in the SA Constitution 1996, with an emphasis on social security and social protection for the most vulnerable, particularly women and children. We will, in the course of our work, explore options to significantly help to reduce poverty and inequality. The core responsibilities of the Human Resources Manager are to drive the human resource directive in Black Sash and play a vital role in overseeing recruitment, employee relations, and compliance with labour laws. The incumbent will manage training programs and foster a positive workplace culture by aligning HR strategies with organizational goals, and support performance management and workforce planning. A focus on employee engagement and retention will help maintain a motivated and productive team. Build a culture where all employees are proud to belong and dedicate their skills, knowledge and experience towards Making Human Rights Real.

Main Purpose of the Job: To broaden and diversify TEARS’s donor network while raising funds and resources to ensure our long-term sustainability and commitment to promoting animal welfare. Create innovative partnership opportunities, nurture enduring relationships, and effectively communicate TEARS’s mission.

Job Purpose: The Senior Fundraising Manager will lead fundraising efforts by developing sustainable fundraising strategies that align with Adopt-a-School’s long-term objectives. Overseeing the Fundraising, Campaigns, and Events portfolio, the Senior Fundraising Manager will ensure maximised revenue generation and sustainable funder relationships. Reports to:CEO Number of direct Subordinates: Two

LITTLE EDEN is a registered non-profit organisation and PBO providing life-long care to 300 children and adults with profound intellectual disability in two custom designed residential facilities – Domitilla and Danny Hyams Home in Edenvale, and Elvira Rota Village, in Bapsfontein. They believe that no matter how profoundly disabled a person may be, he or she is still a whole complete being, with a body; a mind; a spirit and a soul. Their special children may not experience the world in the same way that we do, but they have so much to teach us! From them we learn about the power of the human spirit, the joy to be found in simple achievements, the satisfaction of caring for those who are weaker than ourselves, love that seeks no reward.