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Recruitment

Join our Team – Programmes Executive

Recruitment
July 15, 2024

Unlocking ADHD’s (UA) mission is to empower ADHDers and their families to live life to the fullest, providing high-quality information, support, and community resources. UA has become Singapore’s most comprehensive resource for ADHD information, providing online peer support communities, foundational workshops for parents, and plans to implement services such as peer support circles, workshops, and coaching.

We are seeking a Programmes Executive who will be responsible for planning, developing and executing our programmes for the ADHD community. The ideal candidate is highly organized, has excellent project management skills with attention to detail, has programmes/event management experience and is skilled in group dynamics/facilitation. Familiarity with ADHD from a professional or lived experience perspective would be a plus.

Role Description

Reporting to the General Manager/Head of Programme, the Programmes Executive will be responsible for:

  • ✅ Managing, developing and facilitating the online and face to face support group programme and initiatives.
  • ✅ Overseeing and organising the community engagement programme through public seminars, webinars, talks and special events like ADHD Awareness Month
  • ✅ Design collection of data and evaluation framework to build the foundation of evidenced based programmes and outcome evaluations.
  • ✅ Leading and supervising interns and volunteers supporting programmes
  • ✅ Acting as UA ambassador in all stakeholder engagement upholding the UA brand, reputation and professionalism

Qualifications

  • ✅ At least 3 years of relevant experience in the charity sector
  • ✅ Project management, planning, and budgeting skills
  • ✅ Excellent communication and networking skills, with attention to detail
  • ✅ An understanding of the challenges facing people with ADHD and their families
  • ✅ Strong organizational and time management skills
  • ✅ Ability to work independently and in a team setting.
  • ✅ Demonstrated experience managing teams.
  • ✅ Degree in Social Sciences, Psychology, Counselling, Social Work, or a related field
  • ✅ Willingness to work on certain evenings a month to run the core programmes or support other programmes

If you think you are a good match for the position, please write in to us at hr@unlockingadhd.org.sg and share with us:

  • ✅ why you think you are a good fit for the role;
  • ✅ your current and expected salary;
  • ✅ your availability to start work

Do note that due to regulatory requirements, we can only consider Singaporeans and permanent residents of Singapore for the role. We look forward to having you join the Unlocking ADHD team and impacting lives together.

If you like this article and find it helpful, please share this with your networks. Do consider donating to support us in our mission to empower ADHDers and their families to live life to the fullest so that we can continue to create more content that informs and equips the ADHD community – Please Donate To Support UA.

*DISCLAIMER: This information is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Should you suspect that you have ADHD, consider seeking the advice of a trained mental health professional with any questions you may have about your condition.

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    • by: Sheena Lights
    • 2 years ago

    Hi there! My name is Sheena and I and my son have ADHD. I am a resident of the US and a lifelong educator. I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss this role should US employees become eligible. Here is my LinkedIn, I have deep connections in the US nonprofit, equity and inclusion and k-12 educational ecosystem.

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      • by: Moon
      • 2 years ago

      thank you, Sheena, for your interest in the role. At the moment, we are only able to consider those who are Singaporean or permanent residents of Singapore, due to manpower regulatory issues. All the best to you and your son

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AMKFSC Community Services has a Psychological Services Unit (PSU) which has a team of clinical and counselling psychologists for children/youth and their parents. Core services include psychoeducational assessments (5 to 16 years old) for ADHD and other learning disabilities. They also offer group and individual psychotherapy. They only provide services to residents in their constituency.

Fees are $70 per one hour session. Psychoeducational testing ranges between $750 to $1,120 depending on the tests required.

Email: psureferral@amkfsc.org.sg.

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