NGO Jobs in Kenya | Child Protection Officer & MCH Nurse Hiring

Do you hope to work in a place where your efforts help families, communities, or young people across the country? If yes, apply now for the latest NGO jobs in Kenya. Many local and international non-profit organizations are currently offering vacancies like nurse, teacher, caregiver, volunteer, driver, and countless others that support community projects. NGOs run health programs, youth support units, food projects, school partnerships, and rescue services in various areas across Kenya. A new worker may take part in basic checks, community visits, simple recording tasks, or front-line duties under senior guidance.

Presently, plenty of entry level jobs are open for diploma holders and form four leavers with no experience in organizations like World Vision Kenya, ICT, and others that run long-term field programs. Candidates can apply for agriculture, nursing, finance, security, procurement, teaching, parastatal jobs, and more, each with its own specific duties. Many NGOs place staff in rural areas, towns, and sometimes informal settlements where support is most needed. People who study each advert with patience can find roles that match their interests, education level, and willingness to serve the community.

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About NGOs

Non-governmental organizations play an important role in Kenya by supporting health work, education programs, climate projects, food aid, peace forums, and public-awareness campaigns. Many operate under global partnerships and work with counties, schools, clinics, and local groups. Their teams run information centers, field offices, community outreach desks, supply stores, and training rooms. Large NGOs’ reports often show work in disaster-affected areas, crowded towns, and cross-border areas where families need continuous help.

Open Vacancies

• Field Officer
• Driver
• Teacher
• Nurse

Benefits 

Non-governmental organization jobs, whether with an international NGO or local, may offer medical cover under project terms, field allowances for travel days, and leave days based on contract length. Staff in some departments receive access to training forums on community work, basic health care, project tools, or emergency response. NGOs also provide safety kits for field duty and simple meal support during long outreach days.

Key Responsibilities & Duties

• Help field teams note family details during household visits.
• Prepare small reports for supervisors after field operations.
• Move supplies from stores to project points when asked.
• Check a list of learners, patients, or farmers before activities.
• Support the health staff with basic tasks during outreach events.
• Help security officers watch project gates or visitor flows.
• Pass messages between project teams and community leaders.
• Place documents in the right folders after daily duty.

Required and Preferred Qualifications

• Ability to read simple project notes and understand field instructions.
• Basic computer skills for simple data entry.
• Ready to travel to rural areas when posted.
• An excellent appearance for public-facing tasks.
• Clear speech for talks with community groups.
• Respect for the community, culture, and local leaders.
• Ability to stay patient during long outdoor duty days.

How to Apply for NGO Jobs in Kenya?

Candidates can start by viewing the list of open NGO Jobs in Kenya above. Next, choose a post that matches your interests, and click on the job title. Each link redirects you to the correct page on LinkedIn where full details appear. A new user will need to create an account with an email address. After signing up and reading the job information, hit “Apply” and fill in the required fields on the LinkedIn form. The applicant can then upload a CV, check all entries, and submit the application for the organization to review.