Institutional Partnership & Fund Development Team Leader 53 views
Job Overview
| SOS Children’s Villages in The Gambia is a non-governmental social development organisation that has been active in the field of children’s rights and committed to children’s needs and concerns since 1982. Focussing its work on children without parental care and children in families in difficult circumstances, the organisation has a wide range of programmes, which include: Children’s Villages, Youth Facilities, Family & Community Strengthening Programmes, Kindergartens, Schools, a Mother and Child Clinic, Vocational Training Centres, a Youth Empowerment project, a Monetizing Waste Project and a Gender Equality project.
SOS Children’s Villages in The Gambia is looking for suitably qualified candidate for the position of an Institutional Partnerships & Fund Development (IPFD) Team Leader Position summary: The IPFD Manager is responsible for leading institutional fundraising (IPD) to secure large-scale, sustainable funding from governments, multilateral agencies, foundations corporations, whilst overseeing the Fund Development & Communications (FDC) Department. The role ensures alignment with SOS Gambia’s strategic goals, diversifying revenue streams, and strengthening the organizations’ brand partnerships. The IPFD Manager works closely with all project heads within The Gambia under the direct supervision of the National Director to build an effective IPD and FDC functions. General aim of the position To strategically grow institutional funding and manage high-value partnerships, whilst providing leadership to the FDC team in achieving targets for private fundraising, communications, and sponsorship.
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| To apply, submit your letter of interest with Curriculum Vitae and certificates to: job.apply@sosgambia.org with the subject line: IPFDMANAGER2026. Closing date for submission of applications is 16th November, 2026. Only successful candidates will be contacted.
What We Stand For: SOS Children’s Villages is committed to creating and maintaining a caring and protective environment, which promotes its core values, and prevents and addresses child abuse and exploitation. We strongly condemn all forms of child abuse and exploitation, be it within or outside of our organisation, and always respond to any case of proven, alleged or attempted abuse within our sphere of influence according to its nature. Efforts ensure that mechanisms are in place to raise awareness, aid prevention, encourage reporting and ease response. They range from human resource development actions such as training and counselling to measures such as suspension, dismissal, and legal action. |
