Resource & partnerships Assistant

In conjunction with the Secretary General, the Resource Mobilizer will be responsible for generating both financial and non-financial resources to sustain ITF's operations and programs.

• Identify and prepare grant proposals and develop other fundraising strategies for projects and office expenses.
• Develop a funds generation and resource mobilization work plan and oversee its implementation.
• Maintain ongoing engagement with supporters, ensuring transparency on project progress, impact, and financial accountability through personalized communication and detailed reports.
• Expand ITF's supporter base by leading structured fundraising campaigns.
• Mobilize non-financial resources from private sector entities, individuals, and corporate partners.
• Coordinate agreements connected to funding opportunities and ensure timely submission of reports and grant renewals.
• Monitor donor reporting and grant expenditure deadlines, preparing high-quality narrative and financial reports in collaboration with relevant teams.
• Contribute to the production of the ITF Newsletter with a focus on resource mobilization updates.
• Keep ITF's fundraising and resource mobilization records up to date.
• Strengthen ITF's fundraising strategies through independent research and benchmarking against larger nonprofit organizations.
• Must be between the ages of 18 – 30.
• Must commit to a minimum of six months full-time service.
• Strong interest in fundraising, partnerships, communications, and nonprofit growth.
• Highly motivated and passionate about supporting communities, with a genuine interest in career development in the nonprofit sector.

• A degree or diploma in Public Relations, Communications, Business Administration, Marketing, Development Studies, International Relations, or a related field is desirable.
• Candidates with strong demonstrated experience in fundraising, writing proposals, or mobilizing resources will also be considered, even if they do not hold a formal qualification in the above fields.
• Although ITF Volunteer staff enjoy limitless opportunities, ITF does NOT provide any form of compensation.
• ITF staff operate on a full-time volunteer basis.
• Volunteers are responsible for their own basic expenses, such as accommodation and transport to the office.
• ITF provides direct operational expenses only, such as transport to meetings, field visits, and official operations.