Technical Position Child Protection in Emergencies
This technical role focuses on ensuring integrated child protection approaches within Save the Children's humanitarian emergency response.
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About €1,600 - €1,650 a month after tax.
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This job advert was originally written in Spanish.
If you have training, experience and availability:
for a 16h workday the salary is €856 gross per month and for a 20h workday it is €1,070 gross per month.
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In Barcelona and Canovelles, we work with the most vulnerable families and children in: Psychosocial Care, Family Support, Education, Community Development, Awareness Raising and Leisure and Free Time.
These programs are usually developed in association with:
School year (October to June): Contract Types: Permanent seasonal associated with the school year or for worker substitution.
Afternoon schedule from Monday to Friday.
Save the Children España is the Spanish branch of Save the Children, a global non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children through health, education, protection, and emergency response programs. In Spain, the organization operates a wide range of social action programs, including child and adolescent care, intercultural mediation, psychological support, and advocacy, with a strong focus on vulnerable communities. With over 50 open roles across the country, it is a significant employer in the social sector, offering both paid positions and volunteer opportunities.
Save the Children España has a strong presence throughout Spain, with offices and program activities in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville, and other cities. The organization is known for its commitment to child rights and social justice, and it offers a collaborative, mission-driven work environment. For international professionals, it provides opportunities to contribute to meaningful social impact, though roles often require Spanish language proficiency and knowledge of the local context. The organization also offers internships and technical positions in areas such as research, data analysis, and program management.
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