NGO job openings

Discover job openings in the NGO sector and make a difference! Our job openings offer opportunities at nonprofit organizations dedicated to social justice, the environment, health, and human rights. Find a role that aligns with your passion for change and social impact. Find your ideal job at an NGO and help build a better world!

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Program Secretary, fairPACCT

Platform ACCT

Amsterdam

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24 hours
€3,396–5,705
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Marketer Pop

TivoliVredenburg

Utrecht

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32–38 hours
€3,178.48 – 4,630.45
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Youth Manager

Centraal Orgaan Opvang Asielzoekers

Amsterdam

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32–36 hours
€5,324–7,532
5 days left
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Chair and Vice Chair of the HO Dispute Resolution Committee

Stichting Onderwijsgeschillen

Utrecht

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5 days left
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Director of Human Resources and Organization

HVO-Querido

Amsterdam

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32–36 hours
Max. €11,090
5 days left
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Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)

Slachtofferhulp Nederland

Utrecht

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32–36 hours
€4,285–7,017 (Grade 11)
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Team Leader

Stichting !WOON

Amsterdam

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32–36 hours
€4,004 – 6,321
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Managing Director

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Epe

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32–36 hours
€6,783–8,481
5 days left
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Communications Advisor

Erfgoed Gelderland

Arnhem

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32 hours
€3,463–4,500
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Managing Director

Algemene Onderwijsbond AOb

Utrecht

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€7,214–9,415
5 days left
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What kind of work can you do?

In the NGO sector, you can take on a wide range of roles focused on social impact and social change. You can work as a project manager, fundraiser, policy advisor, communications professional, or program coordinator. These roles involve developing and managing projects, raising funds, communicating with stakeholders, and formulating policy strategies. Whether you’re working on humanitarian aid, environmental initiatives, human rights, or development projects, your work directly contributes to improving society and the lives of people worldwide.

What kinds of organizations can you work for?

You can work with various types of nonprofit organizations, including international NGOs, local foundations, social institutions, and humanitarian aid organizations. These range from major international organizations such as the Red Cross and Amnesty International to smaller local initiatives that focus on specific communities or issues. NGOs work in fields such as healthcare, education, the environment, poverty alleviation, and human rights, giving you the opportunity to choose an organization that aligns with your personal values and interests.

What are the terms of employment?

Employment conditions in the NGO sector can vary depending on the organization and the type of position. NGOs often offer flexible working hours, opportunities for part-time work and volunteer positions, and a strong emphasis on work-life balance. Salaries may be lower than in the commercial sector, but many organizations compensate for this with additional benefits such as professional development, volunteer stipends, and a strong focus on personal fulfillment and social impact. In addition, many NGOs offer a supportive work environment with engaged colleagues who work together toward shared goals.

What career development opportunities are available?

The NGO sector offers significant opportunities for professional growth and development. Many organizations invest in training and development to help employees expand their skills and knowledge. This can include workshops, conferences, and training programs focused on both technical skills and leadership. In addition, you’ll often have the chance to work on diverse and challenging projects, which will broaden your experience and expand your network. By collaborating with international partners and participating in global initiatives, you can gain valuable experience and contribute to meaningful change on a global scale.