Are you looking for a challenging job opportunity at a non-government organisation? Child’s Dream Foundation in Mae Sot, is seeking an ambitious professional to join our passionate and dedicated team in the following role:
Health Partnerships Coordinator – Myanmar
Starting date of position - October 2026
Together as a team, we at Child’s Dream are here to empower people in the Mekong Sub-Region. We do this by working in partnerships with communities to improve the health and education of their children, youth and young adults for sustainable development.
Our Partnerships team needs your support with the programme management of various health related programmes in Myanmar and Thailand-Myanmar border areas. You will work closely with local partner organisations to design, monitor, and evaluate life-changing health initiatives, ensuring high quality, financial integrity, and sustainable impact. You will serve as a key bridge between Child’s Dream and our partners, driving budget management and capacity building while exploring new strategic opportunities to expand our reach in the region.
Your duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Programmes & Partnerships Management
Support the designing, developing and planning our partner’s projects and programmes
Monitor and evaluate partner activities including regular reports, quality control and risk management
Oversee and manage partnership budgets: draft budgets, queue payments, validate financial reports and monitor expenditures
Prepare Programme Management Cycle (PMC) tool and review the workbook’s plans and budgets
Build and maintain effective relationships with partners organisations
Provide capacity-building support to strengthen partners' skills, processes, abilities, and resources.
Review and process the new funding proposals
Strategic Development & External Engagement
Identify and explore potential new partnerships
Contribute to organisational strategy development and implementation
Represent the organisation and its work to external partners and relevant stakeholders
We are seeking a person who meets the following criteria:
Education and work experience
University degree in a health-related field, Social Sciences, Development Studies, Business Administration or related areas
Minimum 3 years of work experience as Project/Programme Management within the NGOs/INGOs sector, or similar field,
Demonstrated expertise in Partnerships Management (preferred health-related projects/programmes such as School Health)
Knowledge in programme cycle management, budgeting and relevant strategies (e.g. Country Strategy, Health Policy Strategies)
A strong interest in working for an NGOs/INGOs and to contribute to our vision and mission
Hard Skills
Solid IT skills (MS Word, Excel, Power point, E-mail)
Understanding of political and social issues in Myanmar and in Thai-Myanmar border areas
Soft Skills
A high level of problem-solving skills and a pro-active attitude
Great attention to detail and a critical mind
Excellent organisational and time management skills
Outstanding communication, interpersonal and leadership skills
Language skills
Myanmar mother tongue
Thai and ethnic language skills are beneficial
Good command of written and spoken English language
Other Requirement
Demonstrate and uphold all Child’s Dream values, consistently applying the required behaviours in day-to-day work, interactions, and decision-making.
What we offer:
A full-time position in our office in Mae Sot with an unlimited contract
A multicultural working environment with 10 nationalities in the region
A working culture based on trust, constant exchange, lean hierarchy and constant learning and development
Salary will be based on the relevant work experience, skills and knowledge plus monetary and non-monetary benefits
The application deadline is 24th August 2026.
Did we spark your interest? Wonderful! Please apply with your full application in English (including motivational letter, salary expectation, resume, university transcripts, and two references)
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