Responsibilities
- Keep one weekly timetable for all activities in the center (life skills, digital courses, leadership sessions, committee meetings) and publish it to participants.
- Verify trainer and facilitator attendance and sign timesheets before payment.
- Manage the site: opening hours, safety and evacuation plan, accessibility for persons with disabilities, generator fuel, solar system, internet and consumables.
- Keep the asset register for equipment and UNICEF supplies in the center; report any loss or damage at once.
- Liaise daily with the host: the landlord in Lattakia, or the MoSAL center director in Tartous.
- Make sure feedback boxes, PSEA posters and reporting channels are visible and checked weekly.
- Supervise outreach in the governorate with the Life Skills & Youth Engagement Technical Officer.
- Compile the weekly center report: attendance by sex, age and disability, issues, feedback received.
Qualifications
- University degree in social sciences, education, business administration or a related field.
- At least 3 years in community center, education, or youth program coordination.
- Proven team supervision and logistics management.
- Fluent Arabic; working English.
- Desirable:
- Experience running a center inside a government facility.
- First aid certificate.
- Residence in the governorate of the post.
About us
Human Aid and Development (HAND) is a non-governmental, non-profit humanitarian and development organization dedicated to creating positive and sustainable change for vulnerable and underserved communities. Guided by the principles of inclusion, accountability, dignity, and sustainability, HAND works to expand opportunities, strengthen resilience, and improve access to essential services for people affected by crisis and other challenging circumstances.
Building on its regional humanitarian experience, HAND established its operational presence in Syria in 2025 and is expanding its programmes to respond to evolving community needs and contribute to recovery and development efforts. HAND works with children, young people, women, persons with disabilities, returnees, internally displaced persons, and other vulnerable groups through an integrated, multisectoral approach covering Education, Youth Development and TVET, Child Protection and Psychosocial Support, Food Security and Livelihoods, Shelter and Infrastructure Rehabilitation, WASH, and Emergency Response and Basic Assistance.
With its main office in Damascus and operational presence across Damascus and Rural Damascus, Aleppo, Homs, Idleb, Hama, Latakia, and Tartous, HAND works closely with communities, local authorities, national and international partners, donors, and other stakeholders to deliver relevant, quality, and sustainable programmes. HAND is officially registered and licensed to operate in Syria under License No. 173/2025 and is also registered and operational in Lebanon.
At HAND, we believe that people are at the heart of sustainable change. We are committed to building a professional, collaborative, and inclusive working environment where dedicated individuals can contribute their expertise, develop their skills, and make a meaningful difference in the communities we serve.