Why can’t Family employ me in the country I live in?

It depends on the country. In many countries, it is impossible to employ staff except through a registered entity. Family has registered entities in the UK, New Zealand and the US. In some countries it is possible to employ people without a registered entity, however this may be cost-prohibitive, especially if we do not already have an arrangement set up. In addition, Family makes practical decisions, in order to ensure that the time zones of relevant colleagues are compatible.

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Director of Finance & Corporate Resources

We are currently recruiting for the Director of Finance & Corporate Resources to lead the internal aspects of Family for Every Child, ensuring financial health and sustainability; building digital capability and information systems; delivery of effective people management, operations and governance; with responsibility for ensuring legal and regulatory compliance across four entities in the UK; and those in the US and New Zealand. This role is a key member of the Secretariat Leadership Team.
Director of Alliance Programme

We are currently recruiting for the Director of Alliance Programme to lead the Alliance Programme team in our member engagement work, knowledge management and practice exchange, research, programme monitoring, evaluation and learning, and advocacy. This role is a key member of the Secretariat Leadership Team.
Community of Practice Co-Moderator

We are currently recruiting a Co-Moderator to assist the lead moderator with generating, adapting and populating multilingual content for the digital Community of Practice online platform.
Kinship care in Sub-Saharan Africa: An asset worth supporting

Read our latest report on Kinship Care that uses evidence from an in-depth literature review and six country case studies carried out by Family for Every Child members in Ghana, Liberia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda and Zimbabwe.