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Tia International Aid Finance Officer
Tia International Aid is a youth-led non profit organisation based in Adelaide, Australia, that aims to improve the futures of disadvantaged children in Cochabamba, Bolivia by working directly with local organisations and community groups to create sustainable and lasting change. Working from a model of empowerment and participation, we focus on collaborating with the community, working alongside centres and organisations that assist disadvantaged children and youth.
Founded by Tessa Henwood-Mitchell, a Social Work and International Studies student at the University of South Australia, TIA is run entirely by a group of passionate volunteers, most of whom are likeminded university students or recent graduates.
The Tia International Aid Finance Officer is a voluntary role, responsible for managing TIA's finances and maintaining our financial records. This role is vital to ensure that TIA is fully transparent and accountable to our supporters.
Duties
- Manage and update financial records for Australian finances and Bolivian finances;
- Monitor and advise on the use of finances;
- Accurately maintain the books;
- Report on the state of finances at each meeting;
- Attend fortnightly/monthly meetings;
- Provide an annual financial report at the end of each financial year;
- Other duties as required.
Desired Skills and Characteristics
- Ability to work under time constraints
- Very well organised
- Knowledge and experience in financial management
- Degree/qualification in accounting or similar (at least in progress)
- Ability to take initiative
- A commitment to upholding the vision of TIA and a passion for making a difference!
Time Commitment
This position is an ongoing role, and will require a minimum of 5-10 hours a week, with attendance at fortnightly/monthly meetings, TIA events and our
Annual General Meeting.
What You Get
- Valuable experience and transferrable skills that can be used in future employment.
- Fantastic opportunity working with a growing NGO in the non-profit sector.
- Insight into International Aid and Development NGO's structures and procedures.
- Training and professional development opportunities.
- The opportunity to work within a group of like-minded individuals.
- Knowledge that you are assisting to make a tangible difference to the lives of children living in situations of poverty and disadvantage in Bolivia.
This role is a volunteer position and requires a minimum commitment of 12 months. Applicants must be over the age of 18 and be based in Adelaide.
All applicants are required to submit:
- A current CV
- 2 referees (written or provided)
- A cover letter outlining the reasons that you would be suitable for the position.
Email your application to our Volunteer Coordinator stacey.cassar@tia.org.au.
Questions about this position can be directed to Stacey on 0431 309 112, or
to Tessa on 0421 084 837.
For additional information about Tia International Aid and our initiatives,
be sure to visit our website www.tia.org.au
Closing Date: 26th Sep 2011
Tessa Henwood-Mitchell
Director and Founder of Tia International Aid
Email: tessa.henwood-mitchell@tia.org.au
Mobile: +61 (0) 421 084 837
Website: www.tia.org.au
Postal Address: PO Box 11, Goodwood SA 5034
The results of this submission may be viewed at:
http://youthleadership.org.au/node/9/submission/955
Tia International Aid Finance Officer
Tia International Aid is a youth-led non profit organisation based in Adelaide, Australia, that aims to improve the futures of disadvantaged children in Cochabamba, Bolivia by working directly with local organisations and community groups to create sustainable and lasting change. Working from a model of empowerment and participation, we focus on collaborating with the community, working alongside centres and organisations that assist disadvantaged children and youth.
Founded by Tessa Henwood-Mitchell, a Social Work and International Studies student at the University of South Australia, TIA is run entirely by a group of passionate volunteers, most of whom are likeminded university students or recent graduates.
The Tia International Aid Finance Officer is a voluntary role, responsible for managing TIA's finances and maintaining our financial records. This role is vital to ensure that TIA is fully transparent and accountable to our supporters.
Duties
- Manage and update financial records for Australian finances and Bolivian finances;
- Monitor and advise on the use of finances;
- Accurately maintain the books;
- Report on the state of finances at each meeting;
- Attend fortnightly/monthly meetings;
- Provide an annual financial report at the end of each financial year;
- Other duties as required.
Desired Skills and Characteristics
- Ability to work under time constraints
- Very well organised
- Knowledge and experience in financial management
- Degree/qualification in accounting or similar (at least in progress)
- Ability to take initiative
- A commitment to upholding the vision of TIA and a passion for making a difference!
Time Commitment
This position is an ongoing role, and will require a minimum of 5-10 hours a week, with attendance at fortnightly/monthly meetings, TIA events and our
Annual General Meeting.
What You Get
- Valuable experience and transferrable skills that can be used in future employment.
- Fantastic opportunity working with a growing NGO in the non-profit sector.
- Insight into International Aid and Development NGO's structures and procedures.
- Training and professional development opportunities.
- The opportunity to work within a group of like-minded individuals.
- Knowledge that you are assisting to make a tangible difference to the lives of children living in situations of poverty and disadvantage in Bolivia.
This role is a volunteer position and requires a minimum commitment of 12 months. Applicants must be over the age of 18 and be based in Adelaide.
All applicants are required to submit:
- A current CV
- 2 referees (written or provided)
- A cover letter outlining the reasons that you would be suitable for the position.
Email your application to our Volunteer Coordinator stacey.cassar@tia.org.au.
Questions about this position can be directed to Stacey on 0431 309 112, or
to Tessa on 0421 084 837.
For additional information about Tia International Aid and our initiatives,
be sure to visit our website www.tia.org.au
Closing Date: 26th Sep 2011
Tessa Henwood-Mitchell
Director and Founder of Tia International Aid
Email: tessa.henwood-mitchell@tia.org.au
Mobile: +61 (0) 421 084 837
Website: www.tia.org.au
Postal Address: PO Box 11, Goodwood SA 5034
The results of this submission may be viewed at:
http://youthleadership.org.au/node/9/submission/955
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Tia International Aid is a youth-led non profit organisation based in Adelaide, Australia, that aims to improve the futures of disadvantaged children in Cochabamba, Bolivia by working directly with local organisations and community groups to create sustainable and lasting change. Working from a model of empowerment and participation, we focus on collaborating with the community, working alongside centres and organisations that assist disadvantaged children and youth.
Founded by Tessa Henwood-Mitchell, a Social Work and International Studies student at the University of South Australia, TIA is run entirely by a group of passionate volunteers, most of whom are likeminded university students or recent graduates.
The Tia International Aid Finance Officer is a voluntary role, responsible for managing TIA's finances and maintaining our financial records. This role is vital to ensure that TIA is fully transparent and accountable to our supporters.
Duties
- Manage and update financial records for Australian finances and Bolivian finances;
- Monitor and advise on the use of finances;
- Accurately maintain the books;
- Report on the state of finances at each meeting;
- Attend fortnightly/monthly meetings;
- Provide an annual financial report at the end of each financial year;
- Other duties as required.
Desired Skills and Characteristics
- Ability to work under time constraints
- Very well organised
- Knowledge and experience in financial management
- Degree/qualification in accounting or similar (at least in progress)
- Ability to take initiative
- A commitment to upholding the vision of TIA and a passion for making a difference!
Time Commitment
This position is an ongoing role, and will require a minimum of 5-10 hours a week, with attendance at fortnightly/monthly meetings, TIA events and our
Annual General Meeting.
What You Get
- Valuable experience and transferrable skills that can be used in future employment.
- Fantastic opportunity working with a growing NGO in the non-profit sector.
- Insight into International Aid and Development NGO's structures and procedures.
- Training and professional development opportunities.
- The opportunity to work within a group of like-minded individuals.
- Knowledge that you are assisting to make a tangible difference to the lives of children living in situations of poverty and disadvantage in Bolivia.
This role is a volunteer position and requires a minimum commitment of 12 months. Applicants must be over the age of 18 and be based in Adelaide.
All applicants are required to submit:
- A current CV
- 2 referees (written or provided)
- A cover letter outlining the reasons that you would be suitable for the position.
Email your application to our Volunteer Coordinator stacey.cassar@tia.org.au.
Questions about this position can be directed to Stacey on 0431 309 112, or
to Tessa on 0421 084 837.
For additional information about Tia International Aid and our initiatives,
be sure to visit our website www.tia.org.au
Closing Date: 26th Sep 2011
Tessa Henwood-Mitchell
Director and Founder of Tia International Aid
Email: tessa.henwood-mitchell@tia.org.au
Mobile: +61 (0) 421 084 837
Website: www.tia.org.au
Postal Address: PO Box 11, Goodwood SA 5034
The results of this submission may be viewed at:
http://youthleadership.org.au/node/9/submission/955
Tia International Aid Finance Officer
Tia International Aid is a youth-led non profit organisation based in Adelaide, Australia, that aims to improve the futures of disadvantaged children in Cochabamba, Bolivia by working directly with local organisations and community groups to create sustainable and lasting change. Working from a model of empowerment and participation, we focus on collaborating with the community, working alongside centres and organisations that assist disadvantaged children and youth.
Founded by Tessa Henwood-Mitchell, a Social Work and International Studies student at the University of South Australia, TIA is run entirely by a group of passionate volunteers, most of whom are likeminded university students or recent graduates.
The Tia International Aid Finance Officer is a voluntary role, responsible for managing TIA's finances and maintaining our financial records. This role is vital to ensure that TIA is fully transparent and accountable to our supporters.
Duties
- Manage and update financial records for Australian finances and Bolivian finances;
- Monitor and advise on the use of finances;
- Accurately maintain the books;
- Report on the state of finances at each meeting;
- Attend fortnightly/monthly meetings;
- Provide an annual financial report at the end of each financial year;
- Other duties as required.
Desired Skills and Characteristics
- Ability to work under time constraints
- Very well organised
- Knowledge and experience in financial management
- Degree/qualification in accounting or similar (at least in progress)
- Ability to take initiative
- A commitment to upholding the vision of TIA and a passion for making a difference!
Time Commitment
This position is an ongoing role, and will require a minimum of 5-10 hours a week, with attendance at fortnightly/monthly meetings, TIA events and our
Annual General Meeting.
What You Get
- Valuable experience and transferrable skills that can be used in future employment.
- Fantastic opportunity working with a growing NGO in the non-profit sector.
- Insight into International Aid and Development NGO's structures and procedures.
- Training and professional development opportunities.
- The opportunity to work within a group of like-minded individuals.
- Knowledge that you are assisting to make a tangible difference to the lives of children living in situations of poverty and disadvantage in Bolivia.
This role is a volunteer position and requires a minimum commitment of 12 months. Applicants must be over the age of 18 and be based in Adelaide.
All applicants are required to submit:
- A current CV
- 2 referees (written or provided)
- A cover letter outlining the reasons that you would be suitable for the position.
Email your application to our Volunteer Coordinator stacey.cassar@tia.org.au.
Questions about this position can be directed to Stacey on 0431 309 112, or
to Tessa on 0421 084 837.
For additional information about Tia International Aid and our initiatives,
be sure to visit our website www.tia.org.au
Closing Date: 26th Sep 2011
Tessa Henwood-Mitchell
Director and Founder of Tia International Aid
Email: tessa.henwood-mitchell@tia.org.au
Mobile: +61 (0) 421 084 837
Website: www.tia.org.au
Postal Address: PO Box 11, Goodwood SA 5034
The results of this submission may be viewed at:
http://youthleadership.org.au/node/9/submission/955
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