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Concern Emergency Program Director for Türkiye, Ali Fuat Sutlu, with emergency relief items for earthquake affected communities being sorted at a warehouse in Adiyaman, with the help of Concern staff. Concern Emergency Program Director for Türkiye, Ali Fuat Sutlu, with emergency relief items for earthquake affected communities being sorted at a warehouse in Adiyaman, with the help of Concern staff. Concern Emergency Program Director for Türkiye, Ali Fuat Sutlu, with emergency relief items for earthquake affected communities being sorted at a warehouse in Adiyaman, with the help of Concern staff.

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Why work for Concern?

Want a more meaningful career? Concern Worldwide’s staff deliver life-saving and life-changing interventions to the world's poorest and most vulnerable people in the hardest to reach places. Our goal? To end extreme poverty, whatever it takes.  

Today we are a team of over 4,400 highly skilled and dedicated professionals from 50 countries who share an exceptional depth and diversity of experience.

Our people are central to all that we do. Through investing in our people, we will develop the new skills and leadership that we will need to be future ready and to have an organisation that is more diverse and inclusive. Concern aims to ensure that all employees are valued for their contribution and are given the opportunity to realise their full potential.

We offer jobs across a whole range of professions - from hands-on emergency and humanitarian programmes roles, to support functions such as HR, IT and Logistics Finance.

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What are we looking for?

We are looking for candidates who share our passion and dedication to making a real difference in the world. You'll need to demonstrate a commitment to our mission and values, as well as an understanding of our Code of Conduct and Associated Policies.

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Alma Finnerty, April Nyakudya and Sean Brogan at Concern Worldwide's Volunteer Awards 2022. Photo: Concern Worldwide

Concern Worldwide started as a 100% volunteer organisation back in 1968. Volunteers are still a vital part of what we do. Click below to find out more:

Our Code of Conduct

Concern staff frequently work in situations in which they are in positions of power and trust (in relation to beneficiaries, other organisations and one another). This power and trust must never be abused. Therefore, anyone working for Concern must agree to conduct themselves in a manner consistent with Concern's Staff Code of Conduct and Associated Policies.

Concern is also committed to the highest standards of good governance and accountability. In recognition of this, are certified against the Core Humanitarian Standard on Quality and Accountability (CHS).

Additionally, in response to donors funding requirements and our determination to ensure that funds are used in an exclusively humanitarian manner, it is our policy that all job offers are conditional on our ensuring that potential employees’ names do not appear on counter terrorism lists generated by the United Nations, European Union or the United States.

Important notice regarding recruitment

It has come to our notice that certain individuals masquerading as affiliates of Concern Worldwide in certain areas are purporting to recruit interns or employees for the organisation for a fee.

Concern Worldwide never solicits for payments before, during or after any of our recruitment processes. Anyone asking for money in relation to recruitment is not an agent of Concern. Please do not give them any money. If in any doubt as to the veracity of a recruitment ad, please contact us.

Concern's Timothy Kampira stands with back to camera wearing Concern t-shirt as he advises two farmers in field

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