Development Worker
DATE:
 19 November 2012
JOB ID:
 706
LOCATION:
 South East Asia
DURATION:
 Long term (2 years plus)
SALARIED:
 No
DESCRIPTION
There are a variety of NGOs and other organizations involved in development initiatives in cities and rural areas across this country.

The physical and social needs are huge, and poverty and lack of education and health provision prevail.

Be a part of transforming Cambodia through wholistic development.

There are opportunities for community development workers to come alongside local communities with professional training to support national initiatives in areas such as education, agriculture, and healthcare.

The qualified candidate must have a heart to learn and serve, the ability to relate across cultures and in difficult contexts and the willingness to learn the local language and culture to a high level.

S/he will be a team player with a commitment to community engagement and empowerment with the appropriate training and experience in community development.
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Stories: South East Asia
Broadway and Likay [South East Asia] How Western Christians have assisted the church in Thailand through creative arts programmes, written by a Thai lady working at one of those programmes. (Go International, 2010 3, pdf)
A Place of Smiles [South East Asia] Interserve Partners write about their work with disabled children in Thailand in a groundbreaking project set up by local Christians. (Go International, 2010 2, pdf)
Teaching English Showing Jesus [South East Asia] Fresh reflections on how teaching English can be mission. (Go International, 2010 2, pdf)
Jesus in Jail [South East Asia] Interserve Partner Pam writes about her ministry to inmates in a Cambodian prison. (Go International, 2010 1, pdf)
Musicology and Missiology [South East Asia] A Biblical basis for wholistic mission. (Go International, 2009 4, pdf)
Terror in the Jungle [South East Asia] An insight into the suffering of people in Burma. (Go International, 2009 2, pdf)
 
Stories: Community Development
Security Risk [UK and Europe] Paul Bendor Samuel, the interserve director, looks at the changing face of suffering in mission. (Go International, 2011 1, pdf)
Stay on target [South Asia] Susan has served in Interserve for over 30 years. These are her reflections on some of the dificult times she and her husband experienced. (Go International, 2011 1, pdf)
Poverty and the environment [South Asia] A Partner of Interserve Switzerland writes about his work in reducing the effects of poverty in Nepal, and the effects that such poverty have on the environment. (Go International, 2010 4, pdf)
Tough Love [Arab World] A Partner of Interserve Scotland writes about her attempts to reach out in love to those around her, even across boundaries of shame and dishonour. (Go International, 2010 2, pdf)
Never forgotten [South Asia] The terrible reality of sex trafficking in South Asia and how one Christian project is trying to help. (Go International, 2010 2, pdf)
A Time to Die [Central Asia] US Partner Danny writes about his work with elderly people who are left to die in squalid "retirement homes" in Central Asia. (Go International, 2010 1, pdf)
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