Position

Intern – Sponsorship service and Child Protection

Location

Head Office, Lalitpur

Application Deadline

October 14, 2026

Starting Date

November 2026

Duration of contract

Six months fixed

Gross Salary

Rs.1100 per day

Background

Good Neighbors International (GNI) is an international development and humanitarian organization that responds to the call of the neglected, vulnerable and marginalized beyond the barriers of race, nationality, religion, ideology, and geography. GNI empowers people in 46 countries across the world through social development activities and places particular emphasis on economic development in order to break the vicious cycle of poverty that people in developing countries suffer from. Established in 1991 in Seoul, South Korea, GNI has fundraising offices in Chile, Mexico, USA, Canada, South Korea, Japan, Australia, Taiwan, United Kingdom, and an International Cooperation Office in Geneva, Switzerland.

In Nepal, GNI has been working since 2002 for improving the lives of poor people, especially children through child protection, education, income generation, health services, water, sanitation and hygiene, disaster risk reduction/climate change adaptation, and advocacy programs. Currently, GNI Nepal serves marginalized, vulnerable, and poor children, families, and communities in 20 districts across Nepal.

The Intern – Sponsorship Service and Child Protection will support the smooth operation of the Sponsorship Service and Child Protection (SS & CP) team in child data management, data analysis, child protection, and reporting. The internship provides an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in child data management, child sponsorship administration, and child protection within a humanitarian organization.

Major Duties and Responsibilities

The Intern

SS & CP will assist in the following tasks:

Sponsorship Child Data Management (60%)

​Support in software handling, checking the counseling services, and other software management.

Support in annual sponsorship correspondence (annual child letter planning and preparation, annual progress report planning and preparation, gift money, letter management.

Support in sponsorship graduates’ mapping, local sponsorship, and other related sponsorship administration.

Support in logistics of the workshop and follow-up actions.

Child Protection (30%) ​

Assist in collecting and analyzing data on child protection cases and interventions

Support in preparing reports, case studies, and documentation of child protection activities.

Support in developing IEC/BCC material on child protection, child rights, and safeguarding.

Support in monitoring, field visits, and preparing basic reports.

Other (10%) ​

Report preparation, update disaggregated information, tracking beneficiaries

Support in documentation of good practices, case stories, and success stories.

Job Requirements

Job Specifications

The candidates should have the following key job requirements and skills

Currently pursuing or recently completed a bachelor’s degree in Statistics, Social Sciences, Economics, Public Health, Development Studies, or a related field.

Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)

Excellent oral and written English & Nepali.

Attention to detail and ability to take and follow instructions effectively.

Preferred experience in data collection and analysis.

Knowledge of child rights/child protection is an advantage.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the internship, the SS & CP intern will

Gain practical experience in child data management, including data collection, analysis, and reporting.

Develop technical skills in data management and analysis.

Enhance understanding of child protection programs.

Improve teamwork and communication skills within a professional setting.

Supervision & Support

The intern will work under the direct supervision of the SS & CP manager and will receive regular guidance and feedback.