This is a challenging but rewarding time to work in South Sudan. Tearfund seeks a courageous, experienced leader to guide their programme through the potentially volatile period following the January 2011 referendum on independence. Tearfund's disaster management team has been working in South Sudan since 1998, and currently provides humanitarian assistance to over 400,000 beneficiaries in remote areas of Jonglei, Bahr el Ghazal, and Upper Nile states. These areas were severely affected by Sudan's long civil war; they continue to be underserved and underdeveloped, and are subject to continued conflict and natural disasters. Tearfund has cultivated strong community relationships in, and understanding of, these areas. The assistance provided in South Sudan by Tearfund's team includes primary health care; water, sanitation, and hygiene promotion; food security; nutrition; integrated health promotion; and, when necessary, emergency response. We seek to build the capacity of community and government actors to continue the reliable delivery of these basic services. Tearfund requires a determined and inspiring individual to provide spiritual and programmatic leadership to our South Sudan team. The Programme Director will be responsible for ensuring the successful implementation of our 2-year strategy, while also adapting it as necessary to post-referendum realities. Leading a team of project managers and technical specialists, you will ensure that our work has a transformational impact on the people we serve in South Sudan. For further information and instruction on how to apply see the detailed job description at http://www.oxfordhr.co.uk/vacancies or contact Tearfund's search consultant Michael Wills of Oxford HR - tearfund@oxfordhr.co.uk
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