Job
Executive Director, TICAH (Nairobi, Kenya)
Trust for Indigenous Culture and Health
At a glance
- Deadline
- Closes 30 November 2026, 39 days leftThe posting gives a date, not a time. Days left are counted in Lagos time.
- Fee
- No fee to apply
- Who may apply
- 10 or more years leading social justice work
- a record of leading fundraising from institutional, philanthropic and individual donors
- deep knowledge of sexual and reproductive health and rights in East Africa, and comfortable working on safe abortion and LGBTQI+ rights
- Where
- Karen, Nairobi, Kenya
Lead TICAH, a Kenyan feminist health and rights organisation, sharing leadership with the Deputy Executive Director. Based at the Karen office in Nairobi, starting in the first half of 2027.
The facts
- Where
- Karen, Nairobi, Kenya
- How long
- Full time role
Where you stand
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What they ask for
- based in Nairobi, Kenya, at the Karen office, with two days a week working from home
- 10 or more years leading social justice work
- a record of leading fundraising from institutional, philanthropic and individual donors
- deep knowledge of sexual and reproductive health and rights in East Africa, and comfortable working on safe abortion and LGBTQI+ rights
- able to travel, about 5 international and 7 local or regional trips a year
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1. What to get ready
In their words: “Apply through the online application survey and upload a CV of no more than 3 pages in PDF, tailored to the role”
2. Dates
- Closes 30 November 2026, in 39 days.
- Aim to send it by 27 November 2026. Websites slow down near a deadline, and data runs out. Our advice
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