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At the Coalface of Climate Change
Recently I was privileged to spend a few days in the company of a remarkable man. I first met Kenny Matampash in Kenya in May. A member of the pastoralist Maasai people, he runs a local NGO – Neighbours Initiative Alliance – that provides support to his fellow Maasai.
Justice does not end at home
Posted by Alan O Reilly in Concern Blog | 27 March 2009 |
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“Charity may indeed begin at home, but charity – and justice – does not end there.
MEPs urged to support European vision
Posted by Naoise Kavanagh in Get Active! | 10 March 2009 |
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As the European Parliament elections approach, we’re calling on all Irish MEP candidates to support our “Vision of a Responsible Europe in the World”.
On Street Fundraisers (Cork)
Job reference:
CORK/STREETLocation:
CorkSalary:
Flat Hourly RateContract:
Minimum of 5 days a weekJob specification
Job purpose
Concern Worldwide: Committed to a world without poverty. Direct Dialogue is a Concern Charity Trading organisation which is a subsidiary organisation of Concern Worldwide, as such the successful candidates will be employed with Concern Charity Trading on its associated terms and conditions. Job Description Concern Worldwide is looking for enthusiastic, hardworking people with a commitment to ending POVERTY and HUNGER in the world’s poorest countries. This position is to join our Street Fundraising Team who work around the country, informing the public about Concern’s emergency and development programmes, and asking supporters to sign up for a regular monthly donation by Direct Debit.
Duties and responsibilities
Successful candidates can expect a friendly and positive working environment with a fantastic “feel-good” factor. There is real opportunity for learning, promotion and a career within Concern.
These positions are available within the Direct Dialogue Department based in Cork. You will be required to work throughout Ireland, a minimum of 4 days per week at €13 per hour – there is no commission or bonus involved. It is a big responsibility to be the public face of Concern and we take it very seriously.
Person specification
Desirable
Excellent spoken and written English.
No experience necessary, just a good attitude to hard work and a commitment to the work of Concern Worldwide.
Please include a cover note with your application.
Essential
Applicants must have excellent people skills, and a friendly, confident personality.
A valid Working Visa is essential.
On-Street Fundraisers (Dublin)
Job reference:
DUB/STREETLocation:
DublinSalary:
Flat Hourly RateContract:
Minimum of 4 days per weekJob specification
Job purpose
Concern Worldwide:Committed to a world without poverty.
Direct Dialogue is a Concern Charity Trading organisation which is a subsidiary organisation of Concern Worldwide, as such the successful candidates will be employed with Concern Charity Trading on its associated terms and conditions.
Job Description
Concern Worldwide is looking for enthusiastic, hardworking people with a commitment to ending POVERTY and HUNGER in the world’s poorest countries.
This position is to join our Street Fundraising Team who work around the country, informing the public about Concern’s emergency and development programmes, and asking supporters to sign up for a regular monthly donation by Direct Debit.
Duties and responsibilities
Successful candidates can expect a friendly and positive working environment with a fantastic “feel-good” factor. There is real opportunity for learning, promotion and a career within Concern.
These positions are available within the Direct Dialogue Department based in Dublin. You will be required to work throughout Ireland, a minimum of 4 days per week at €13 per hour – there is no commission or bonus involved. It is a big responsibility to be the public face of Concern and we take it very seriously.
Person specification
Desirable
Understanding of international development issues.
Essential
Applicants must have excellent people skills, and a friendly, confident personality.
A valid Working Visa is essential.
Let them eat (Fairtrade) cake!
Posted by Niall O Murchu in Concern Blog | 6 March 2009 |
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What a fitting end to Fairtrade Fortnight. After much talk of Fairtrade bananas and the Velvet Underground, Concern staff in Dublin today marked the occasion with a baking competition.
My banana ambitions
I’ve had two big ambitions that have not gone away and I’m still determined to do them in my lifetime.
Shock at government's 17% overseas aid cuts
03 February 2009Ireland's third overseas aid cut in nearly six months throws spotlight on government's international promise to world's poorest and most vulnerable people.
Concern welcomes Taoiseach's renewed commitment
06 January 2009Concern welcomes Taoiseach's commitment to stick to aid target even in difficult economic situation.
Where next for Ireland?
12 December 2008On 15 December, Concern CEO Tom Arnold will be speaking at an event with some of Ireland's most engaging thinkers and 50 of the country's top undergraduates.
