Community Mobilizers (Ghazni and Paktya)
Ehsas Welfare and Social Services Organization (EWSSO)
- Deadline
- 3 November 20269 days left
- Salary
- As per EWSSO salary scale
- Contract duration
- 7 months, extendable subject to project funding
At a glance
- Category
- Business Development
- Published
- 25 October 2026
- Nationality
- National
- Gender
- Male/Female
- Vacancy number
- EWSSO/REViVE/07
- Posts
- 8
- Education
- Grade 12 or higher.
- Experience
- • At least 1 year of experience in community mobilization or similar field work. • Good knowledge of the local area in the province applied for; living in that province is preferred. • Fluent in Pashto or Dari; able to use a smartphone for data collection. • No family relationship with the owners of the businesses supported by the project.
The job
8 positions in total: Ghazni (5) and Paktia (3). Only one couple is required in Paktia and two couples in Ghazni. The remaining positions are for individual staff members without a couple requirement.
Supports community outreach, beneficiary communication, verification, mobilization, feedback, and field-level follow-up with the targeted MSMEs in Ghazni and Paktia.
Requirements
- Reach out to communities and inform potential beneficiaries about the project.
- Support the verification of MSMEs and beneficiaries.
- Mobilize beneficiaries for training and other activities.
- Collect feedback and report complaints to the project team.
- Follow up with the targeted MSMEs in the field.
How to apply
Eligible and interested candidates should attach their CVs and cover letters to an email and send them to hr@ewsso.org no later than 03 November 2026. Please write the position name "Community Mobilizer" in the subject line of the email.
Candidates applying as a couple may submit both applicants’ CVs and cover letters in a single email.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further assessment and interview.
About the organisation
For nearly half a century, the resilient nation of Afghanistan has confronted the profound challenges of conflict, natural disasters, and economic hardships. Amidst this enduring struggle, hundreds of thousands of vulnerable individuals, including poor orphans, widows, the homeless, the disabled, and the needy, reside in the country, relying solely on the benevolence of the Almighty.
In response to this humanitarian crisis, a group comprising religious scholars, university professors, and compassionate individuals established the Ehsas Welfare and Social Services Organization (EWSSO). Motivated by a sense of duty both as human beings and adherents to religious principles, these founders pledged to address the pressing needs within Afghan society.
Since its inception, the Ehsas Welfare and Social Services Organization has steadfastly dedicated itself to alleviating the burdens faced by the less fortunate. The organization has committed to bridging the gap between the affluent and the needy by conscientiously channeling donations and funds to those deserving, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to honesty and fidelity in its philanthropic endeavors.
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