Jobs at CanKids KidsCan

Supervise the day-to-day operation of a residential Home Away from Home facility for families of children receiving cancer treatment. Responsibilities include family admissions and discharges, policy orientation, discipline and security monitoring, cleanliness, laundry coordination, administrative recordkeeping, kit and deposit management, rent and donation collection, petty cash, reporting, and inventory management. The role requires continuous onsite coverage, including overnight stays, with limited weekday leave.

Manages donor relationships, fundraising, resource mobilization, and institutional partnerships across the Uttar Pradesh region. Oversees Home Away from Home operations, staffing, documentation, family support, procurement, reporting, audits, and policy improvements. Coordinates pediatric psycho-oncology programs, regional teams, healthcare stakeholders, NGOs, government officials, and donors while organizing fundraising events and awareness campaigns.

The CSR Manager will identify and secure corporate fundraising opportunities, build and manage a pipeline of prospective partners, develop customized proposals, and cultivate long-term CSR relationships. Responsibilities include partnership negotiations, renewals, internal coordination, impact reporting, partner engagement, and maintaining fundraising MIS and pipeline reports. Success is measured by funds mobilized, new partnerships, proposal conversions, renewals, partnership growth, and quality of partner engagement.

Research prospective CSR and corporate partners in Mumbai, identify CSR opportunities, build and maintain outreach pipelines and trackers, support CSR proposals and presentations, document corporate interactions, and provide regular updates on lead generation and corporate engagement activities.

Leads state-level health and development programs across Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, translating national objectives into operational plans. Manages budgets, government and healthcare partnerships, teams, service quality, MIS dashboards, reporting, impact assessments, fundraising, and CSR relationships. Oversees Community Health Service Units and Hospital Assistance Hospitals while strengthening stakeholder collaboration, staff capacity, community engagement, and resource mobilization.

Supports fundraising and donor management analytics during a six-month internship. Maintains donor and campaign databases, cleans and validates data, builds Excel trackers, dashboards, and reports, analyzes donor and campaign trends, and presents actionable findings to leadership. The intern also documents datasets and reporting tools and delivers a comprehensive final analysis report with strategic recommendations.

Conduct outbound calls to prospective and current donors, communicate the organization’s mission, secure donations, follow up on pledges, maintain donor records, meet fundraising metrics, and support broader fundraising campaigns. The role requires persuasive Hindi and English communication, resilience, empathy, active listening, and proficiency with Excel, CRM systems, and calling tools.

Manages documentation across the full CSR partnership lifecycle, including proposals, concept notes, agreements, budgets, impact reports, compliance materials, and renewals. Coordinates with Program, Finance, MEL, and Communications teams to collect and synthesize data. Maintains partnership trackers, MIS updates, reporting calendars, standardized templates, and secure digital repositories while ensuring deadlines, data accuracy, approved content, and partner expectations are met.

Manage CSR proposal and partnership documentation, including repositories, templates, agreements, reports, budgets, impact materials, and compliance records. Coordinate with CSR, resource mobilization, program, finance, MEL, communications, and leadership teams to collect inputs and meet deadlines. Maintain partnership trackers, reporting calendars, MIS updates, document versions, and renewal information while highlighting pending actions and upcoming deadlines.

Supports fundraising and awareness campaigns connected to major sporting events. Responsibilities include researching outreach opportunities, engaging participants and partners, managing registrations and donor data, assisting with donation pages, coordinating event logistics, liaising with vendors and volunteers, creating communications and reports, and providing on-site race support.

Leads end-to-end fundraising and community engagement events, including planning, budgeting, logistics, participant engagement, sponsorships, vendor coordination, communications collaboration, and post-event reporting. Manages stakeholders, fundraising targets, partnerships, risks, databases, and event performance analysis across major sporting events. Extensive travel and flexible hours during event periods are required.

Supports fundraising and awareness campaigns for major sporting events through campaign planning, participant outreach, community engagement, fundraising assistance, event logistics, content creation, database management, and performance reporting. The intern communicates with participants, donors, volunteers, vendors, and partners; manages registrations and campaign records; develops digital communications; and provides on-site event support.

Develops corporate fundraising and business development strategies, identifies and cultivates corporate donors, and manages donor acquisition through closure. Creates proposals, budgets, and partnership pitches; oversees grant reporting, compliance, documentation, and donor stewardship. Coordinates employee engagement, volunteering, donor visits, and cross-functional collaboration. Tracks CSR trends, maintains donor CRM records, manages fundraising pipelines, and produces reports and dashboards.

Coordinates and delivers pediatric psycho-oncology services across diagnosis, treatment, palliative care, and bereavement. Responsibilities include psychological assessments, individualized therapy, expressive and child-life interventions, psychoeducation, multidisciplinary collaboration, staff support, training, research, program evaluation, documentation, reporting, and external resource coordination.

Provides psychological interventions, counseling, assessments, expressive and group therapies, child life support, and psychoeducation for children with cancer and their families. Coordinates care with multidisciplinary hospital teams, delivers telehealth services, conducts pain-management interventions, trains professionals, maintains case documentation, develops referrals and resources, and contributes to research, reporting, and implementation of the Paediatric Psycho-Oncology Program.

Oversee administrative and facility operations across headquarters and NCR locations, including office setup and relocation, security, housekeeping, vehicle scheduling and maintenance, facility repairs, vendor coordination, and infrastructure support. Supervise frontline staff, resolve operational issues, manage resources, and maintain safe, efficient, and well-maintained work environments.

Provides psychological assessments, counselling, psychotherapy, expressive therapies, and psychosocial support to children with cancer and their families. Develops care plans, delivers follow-up support across treatment stages, coordinates referrals, implements psycho-oncology services, maintains patient records, prepares reports, participates in research and multidisciplinary case discussions, and supports training and community outreach.

Leads CanKids’ National Outreach Program across an assigned state, overseeing planning, budgets, partnerships, government and healthcare stakeholder engagement, team supervision, data reporting, fundraising, quality assurance, and patient-support logistics. The role ensures alignment with national goals, donor requirements, service standards, and program evaluation efforts while expanding access to cancer care and family support.

The Psychologist will lead pediatric psycho-oncology services across hospital, community, and tele-consultation settings. Responsibilities include psychological assessment, individual and family counseling, group therapy, expressive and child life interventions, procedural pain support, psychoeducation, staff training, research, case documentation, and reporting. The role supports children with cancer and their families across diagnosis, treatment, relapse, palliative care, and bereavement while strengthening multidisciplinary and organizational capacity.

Coordinates day-to-day research study activities, supports protocol development and documentation, manages data collection and cleaning, maintains study records, ensures GCP and regulatory compliance, reports adverse events, organizes meetings and visits, communicates with research stakeholders, and assists with reports, presentations, publications, and quality improvement initiatives.