Careers

Right To Play is a global team of change-makers motivated by our mission to protect, educate and empower the world’s most vulnerable children to rise above adversity.

We’re always on the lookout for fresh perspectives, professional expertise and creative problem-solvers with a passion for our mission. We have an open and inclusive culture where everyone contributes and has the opportunity to work with smart, curious and talented people committed to bringing positive change to children’s lives.

Current Vacancies

• Business Development Manager 80 % - 100 %

  Wir suchen ab sofort eine/n motivierte/n Business Development Manager (80 % - 100 %).

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  Location: Zürich

  Application Deadline: 25.10.2024

• TOR Consultancy EQIE Analysis and Reporting

  The objective of this consultancy is to work in deep collaboration with an individual who will bring an innovative and rigorous approach to supporting the analysis and reporting of endline data (quantitative and qualitative) for Tanzania and Mozambique (see annex for detailed scope). The individual should be able and willing to support the entire process, till final reports are approved including 1-2 meetings with the project team when such meeting is needed to add some contextual knowledge and nuance to the data interpretation and concluding remarks on the findings.

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  Location: Remote

  Application Deadline: 14 November, 2024

• Program Officer EAST, Indigenous Programs

  Reporting to the Program Manager, the Program Officer is responsible for on-going capacity building and administrative support of Child and Youth Workers facilitating projects or the PLAY program in First Nations, Metis, and Inuit communities and Indigenous organizations communities throughout Canada. The Program Officer is also the main liaison for 7-10 Indigenous community partners with responsibilities that include developing and nurturing relationships with local community leadership, supporting the co-design of a tailor-made projects or programs that meets the needs and goals of each community, and reporting back any outcomes from the program to all key stakeholders. This position requires frequent travel throughout Canada (locations pending partnership portfolio).

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  Location: Toronto, w/remote possibility

  Application Deadline: Open until position is filled

• Manager, Institutional Partnerships

  The Manager of Institutional Partnerships will play a pivotal role in advancing the organization’s fundraising initiatives by cultivating and managing strategic relationships with foundations. Reporting to the National Director, this position is responsible for implementing initiatives that secure financial support and enhance partnerships aligned with our mission. Please note that applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, so you are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.

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  Location: New York preferred

  Application Deadline: December 15, 2024

• Project Officer – Igniting Learning Minds (ILM) Project

  The Project Officer reports directly to the Program Manager (PM) and is responsible for the effective administration of the project and reporting on the outcome to internal and external contacts as required.

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  Location: Beirut, Lebanon

  Application Deadline: 24 November, 2024

• Logistics Assistant

  The Logistics Assistant (LA) will report directly to the Logistics Officer. The incumbent will provide comprehensive support in managing the organization’s fleet, overseeing office and warehouse maintenance, and handling government liaison tasks with ministries, legal, and financial institutions.

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  Location: Beirut, Lebanon

  Application Deadline: 27 November, 2024

• Director of Individual Giving

  Reporting to the US National Office National Director, you will be responsible for implementing all aspects of our strategy for the growth and development of our individual donor base via philanthropy and special events.

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  Location: New York, USA

  Application Deadline: November 29, 2024

• Curriculum Specialist, Indigenous Programs

  Reporting to the Training Manger, you will be responsible for creating culturally responsive play-based program curriculum that supports existing programs and resources, including implementation of the newly developed strategic plan, ensuring that the curriculum is consistent and relevant to the global Right To Play frameworks, practices, and branding.

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  Location: Toronto, Canada

  Application Deadline: Open until position is filled

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