Finance Manager

Moving the Goalposts Kilifi (MTGK) is a community-based organization founded in 2002 that uses football to empower girls in Kilifi and Kwale County, Kenya. Their mission is to advance inclusive, just, and peaceful societies by protecting and realizing the human rights of girls and women, particularly through sexual and reproductive rights, health, and economic empowerment. The organization supports over 7,000 girls aged 9–25 in leagues, tournaments, and leadership programs, including those with disabilities. The role of Finance Manager is critical to sustaining this impact through financial oversight and community partnerships.

What it offers

This position involves financial management for a nonprofit organization focused on girls' rights and empowerment. The role likely requires handling budgets, reporting, and financial coordination to support programs like health education, economic empowerment, and inclusive football initiatives. The organization emphasizes community collaboration and innovative, rights-based approaches to development.

Who can apply

Applicants should be Kenyan citizens or residents with experience in nonprofit finance, preferably in Kenya or East Africa. Experience managing budgets for social impact projects is preferred. No explicit education level or nationality restrictions are stated beyond the implied need for local relevance.

How to apply

The application process is not fully detailed in the provided text. However, typical steps for nonprofit roles at MTGK would include:

• Submitting a resume/CV highlighting finance experience.
• Writing a cover letter explaining alignment with MTGK’s mission.
• Possibly including a letter of recommendation from a finance or nonprofit professional.

Good to know

• The organization operates in Kilifi and Kwale County, Kenya, with a focus on girls’ rights and economic empowerment.
• Financial management must align with nonprofit accounting standards and local regulatory frameworks.
• Partnerships with community stakeholders and international donors are central to their work.