Project Assistants (WASH) at Future Resilience and Development Foundation (FRAD)

Future Resilience and Development Foundation (FRAD) is a registered non-profit organization with the corporate affairs commission in accordance with the Nigerian Law. FRAD over the years having been responding to the more than decade long conflict in Northeast Nigeria with operational presence in Various LGAs across the states. FRAD envision a sustainable future where everyone can access development a world no one is left behind, and work with a mission to build the resilience of vulnerable population using locally available solutions that ensures participation and bring meaningful development leaving no one behind. These mission and vision guide our responses and intervention in thematic areas of Nutrition, protection, Education, early recovery and livelihood and food security.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Project Assistants (WASH)

Location: Borno

Duties and Responsibilities

• Relate with stakeholders and beneficiaries at the field location
• Actively participate in all FRAD project activities at the field location
• Supervise activities of FRAD volunteers at field location
• Support during trainings, meetings and other engagements as assigned by the project officers
• Prepare weekly, monthly and all activity reports at the field location
• Attend and actively participate in sector coordination meetings at the LGA level
• And any other duty assigned by the project coordinator and FRAD management.

Experience and Technical Competencies

• At least 2 years of practical field experience in nutrition, WASH and general protection in humanitarian and development contexts.
• Ability to contribute to the development and operationalization of safeguarding frameworks, policies, and tools, ensuring survivor-centered and do-no-harm approaches in all project implementation activities.
• Excellent skills in reporting, documentation, and communication, with a consistent track record of integrity, cultural sensitivity, and respect for diversity across complex humanitarian contexts.

Application Closing Date
13th October, 2025.