Opportunities from CAIDP-RPCDI — Cuso International corporate-member listing

The placement is expected to start in November 2026 and supports administrative systems, grant and financial documentation, programme coordination, project data, workshops, stakeholder engagement and community outreach. The role-specific listing states a support package that includes a monthly living allowance, accommodation, health insurance, round-trip airfare, visa/work-permit costs, training and ongoing local support. This is a supported volunteer placement rather than a salaried job.

The role is open only to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada. It requires a university degree in social or political sciences, international development, human rights, gender studies, social work, law, public policy or a related field, plus relevant professional experience in administrative, logistical or programme support. Communications, event coordination or stakeholder-engagement experience and experience working with diverse or marginalized populations are also requested. English is required.