External Workforce

SCiK is seeking to engage a local consultant or a company or an NGO (hereafter: Service Provider) operating in Mitrovica North and Mitrovica South for the period from December 2025 to June 2026, in alignment with the academic calendar, school breaks, and public holidays.The engagement aims to support the implementation of the project “Empowerment of Kosovo Vulnerable Communities through Better and Equal Access to the Labour Market” in Mitrovica North. The Service Provider will lead and support the effective implementation of educational and mentoring activities for Roma, Ashkali, and Egyptian students, focusing on personal development, career orientation, and life skills. This includes facilitating mentoring sessions based on the Life Skills for Success (LS4S), Career Guidance, and Green Skills approaches; organizing career orientation events; monitoring student progress; and collaborating with schools, local stakeholders, and project partners to ensure the successful achievement of project goals and awareness initiatives. The overall objective is to equip Roma, Ashkali, and Egyptian children and youth in Mitrovica North with the knowledge, skills, and opportunities necessary to transition successfully into adulthood and access dignified, decent, and sustainable employment.

SCiK is seeking one local expert to develop a practical and user-friendly Guide for Teachers on Inclusive Physical and Sports Activities, with a focus on children with disabilities and children from marginalized communities. The Guide will focus on Grades 1–5, emphasizing play-based physical activities that promote participation, cooperation, and basic motor skills development through inclusive approaches. These activities will be aligned with the learning outcomes of the national core curriculum, designed to support students’ physical development, enhance social interaction, teamwork, respect for diversity, and healthy lifestyle habits, in line with curriculum objectives for physical education and personal development.

SCiK seeks to engage one (1) Local Expert to: support the working group of Ministry Justice for reviewing secondary legislation of the Law on Social and Family Services, particularly focusing on licensing social service providers.

SCiK is seeking to engage one local expert / company to design and deliver a comprehensive training program to capacitate non-formal service providers to apply user-centred service design principles and standardized case management procedures in their service delivery. The intervention will enhance the quality of provided services and provide tools for non-formal service providers (licensed NGOs) on unifying case management procedures to better address the complex needs of children and adults living in high risk of social exclusion. Engaged local expert / Company will design and deliver a training program that is context-specific and responsive to the needs of non-formal service providers. The training program should offer clear guidelines and practical frameworks for multidisciplinary teams of non-formal service providers, to collaboratively assess needs, plan interventions, engage other service providers, monitor progress, re-evaluate objectives, and close cases efficiently through a structured and holistic approach.

SCiK is seeking to engage one local expert / company to design and deliver a comprehensive training program to capacitate non-formal service providers to apply user-centred service design principles and standardized case management procedures in their service delivery. The intervention will enhance the quality of provided services and provide tools for non-formal service providers (licensed NGOs) on unifying case management procedures to better address the complex needs of children and adults living in high risk of social exclusion. Engaged local expert / Company will design and deliver a training program that is context-specific and responsive to the needs of non-formal service providers. The training program should offer clear guidelines and practical frameworks for multidisciplinary teams of non-formal service providers, to collaboratively assess needs, plan interventions, engage other service providers, monitor progress, re-evaluate objectives, and close cases efficiently through a structured and holistic approach.

SCiK aims to engage a local expert to develop and deliver a comprehensive training program that strengthens the capacity of formal and non-formal service providers on child-sensitive and gender-responsive social protection. The objective of this engagement is to enhance knowledge and equip service providers with practical skills to apply child-sensitive and gender-responsive principles in the delivery of social protection services. The training will support service providers to better understand and address the specific needs, vulnerabilities, and rights of girls, boys, women, and men, particularly those affected by discrimination and/or living in high risk of social exclusion. As part of this engagement, the expert will be responsible for: Developing a context-specific training module on child-sensitive and gender-responsive social protection that incorporates key concepts and practical approaches, including principles of social protection, child protection, child-sensitive approaches, gender equity and inclusion in social protection systems, intersectionality, and rights-based frameworks.Delivering one two-day training session for formal service providers and non-formal service providers.

SCiK is seeking to engage one local expert / company to design and deliver a comprehensive training program to capacitate non-formal service providers to apply user-centred service design principles and standardized case management procedures in their service delivery. The intervention will enhance the quality of provided services and provide tools for non-formal service providers (licensed NGOs) on unifying case management procedures to better address the complex needs of children and adults living in high risk of social exclusion. Engaged local expert / Company will design and deliver a training program that is context-specific and responsive to the needs of non-formal service providers. The training program should offer clear guidelines and practical frameworks for multidisciplinary teams of non-formal service providers, to collaboratively assess needs, plan interventions, engage other service providers, monitor progress, re-evaluate objectives, and close cases efficiently through a structured and holistic approach.

Save the Children – Sierra Leone seeks expressions of interest from suitably qualified and experienced local and national actors (L/NAs) including National Non-Governmental Organizations (NNGOs), Community-Based Organizations (CBOs), Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), Organizations of People with Disability, Women-led/Feminist Organizations, Girl Led organizations/Groups, – national – who are interested and have their strategic plan aligns with SCI 2025-2027 Country Strategic Plan listed below;

Within the framework of the Project "Strengthening Inclusive Education and Employability for Children and Youth with Disabilities", Save the Children Kosova/o (SCiK) aims to support Office for Good Governance (OGG) at Prime minister Office in establishing the Council of People with Disabilities. In this regard, SCiK aims to engage on local consultant/Company, which will work closely with representatives of OGG and other stakeholders in the process of establishing and functionalizing the Council.