Manager (Partnerships), Communications & Engagement

at  KidStart Singapore Limited KSL

DESCRIPTION OF DIVISION/BRANCH

The Partnership team oversees the engagement with corporate partners and volunteers. This involves planning and reviewing of donations, volunteer management and partnership plans.
The role will be responsible for supporting the Partnerships team looking into donations, sustaining of partnerships, related initiatives and engagements, overseeing corporate volunteers and administrative matters.

QUALIFICATIONS/COMPETENCIES

• A Degree with at least 3 to 4 years of relevant work experience in social service or non-profit sector
• A keen interest in partnerships & stakeholder management
• Meticulous and good with numbers so as to track, monitor and report utilization of funding and budgets from Partners
• Good IT and Microsoft skills (E.g. SalesForce, Microsoft Excel and etc)
• Good written & verbal communication and interpersonal skills
• A positive, creative and can-do attitude

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About the CompanyKidSTART Singapore Ltd (KidSTART SG) is a non-profit organisation which seeks to empower families to build strong foundations for their children and foster positive child development outcomes.KidSTART SG supports families on child development and journeys with their developmental progress from birth up to six years old. The team also works with various partners to coordinate services for families where needed.Read MoreMore jobs from this compan

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES

KidSTART Singapore Ltd. (KSL) is a non-profit organization, incorporated as a Company Limited by Guarantee under the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) in Sep 2020 to support low-income families with children 0-6 years old in child development, especially through the KidSTART programme.