The Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped (SAVH) is a Social Service Agency. Our vision is to promote the needs, interests and aspirations of the visually impaired with a mission to help them help themselves by acquiring new skills and gaining self-reliance to cope with the integration into society. SAVH invites committed and competent individual to join our team in advancing the well-being and aspirations of our visually handicapped in Singapore. If you are looking for a career that is meaningful, challenging and rewarding, join us.
We are looking for dedicated individuals to join our team! Please send your full and updated résumé, including your current and expected salary, to hr_savh@savh.org.sg. Kindly note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Our Job Vacancies
Social Enterprise Coordinator
We are looking for a passionate and driven Social Enterprise Coordinator to manage and grow our social enterprise initiatives, which includes the Mobile Massage Team (MMT).
Key Responsibilities
- Oversee daily operations and administration of our social enterprise
- Schedule assignments, manage job rosters, and track performance for the Mobile Massage Team (MMT)
- Handle client communications and service coordination
- Drive sales and marketing strategies to promote massage services and meet annual revenue targets
- Manage invoicing, collections, and financial reporting; liaise with Finance for payment processing
- Procure materials and supplies required for operations
- Support publicity and media outreach, including translation of brochures and corporate communications
- Assist in fundraising support
- Provide coverage for colleagues when required and perform other duties as assigned
Requirements
- Diploma in any field or equivalent qualification
- Prior experience in social service agency advantageous
- IT-savvy and is comfortable with basic financial processes
- Passionate for social causes
- Outstanding organisational and interpersonal communication skills to communicate with various stakeholders, including the visually impaired community