Description

Hi ! :)

I am Florent, a 27 years old Mauritian. I hold a BsC. in Psychology and will do a Master degree in Psychology beginning of 2026.

I am looking to do a 2.5 months internship in psychology, either in a NGO or a Corporate setting. Looking to start in October - until November or 15th December if possible. I am committed, open-minded, and eager to put my skills to work for a humanitarian and social cause.

I am available for an interview, during which I would be happy to discuss my background and motivations in more detail. Ideally, I would like to be supervised by a registered psychologist that would give my tasks, advices, and sign my internship report in the end.

Please feel free to contact me on 57057925

Description

Pedostop, a leading non-profit fighting sexual abuse against children and supporting victims, is looking for a passionate Advocacy Officer to join our mission.

Key Responsibilities:

• Drive advocacy campaigns and raise awareness to influence policy and public perception.
• Plan and manage partnership activities.
• Build strong relationships with government bodies, corporates, civil society, and media.
• Represent Pedostop at events, meetings, and public forums.
• Monitor and evaluate (M&E) advocacy activities to measure impact and inform strategy.

Requirements:

• At least 5 years of experience in advocacy, fundraising, communications or community engagement.
• Master’s degree in a relevant field
• Good presentation, strong communication, networking, and organizational skills.
• Creativity, proactivity, and a genuine passion for child protection.

Why Join Us:

• Make a real difference in the lives of vulnerable children and victims of sexual abuse.
• Work in a supportive and inspiring team environment.
• Grow professionally while contributing to meaningful change.

To Apply:

Please send your CV and a motivation letter to directrice.pedostop@gmail.com by 8th September 2025, stating "Advocacy Officer Application” in the subject line.

Join us in our mission to offer hope, restore dignity, and safeguard the most vulnerable members of society.

Description

We are currently looking for a driver residing in the vicinity of Dagotière, St Pierre and Quartier Militaire.

For more information, please call on : 5439 0619.

Description

We are seeking a qualified and experienced, highly motivated, and passionate plant lover to join our Flora team!

As our horticulturist, you will have the unique opportunity to work with threatened endemic flora, you will be responsible for managing our plant nursery, cultivating native plants, and contributing to habitat restoration projects across the island.

Job Brief: 

• Coordinating all aspects of our rare plant conservation efforts
• Working on various plant research and projects aimed at biodiversity conservation and ecological restoration.
• Reporting directly to the Conservation Director Managing a team of plant conservation biologists
• Collaborating with a dynamic Field team from various backgrounds local and international
• Interesting package based on qualification, experience, and personality

Main responsibilities

• Manage and maintain the plant nursery, ensuring proper care and cultivation of native and endemic plant species.
• Propagate plants through various methods such as seeds, seedlings, cuttings, and grafting.
• Develop and implement innovative techniques for plant propagation and cultivation. 
• Collaborate with the conservation team to identify priority species for propagation and habitat restoration. 
• Assist in the design and establishment of native plant gardens and restoration sites.
• Manage data systems, perform data entry and analysis, and prepare accurate reports to track the progress and outcomes of rare plant conservation efforts. 
• Monitor and assess plant health, implementing pest and disease management strategies as needed. 
• Provide training and guidance to volunteers and staff involved in horticultural activities.
• Contribute to research initiatives related to plant conservation and habitat restoration.
• Foster effective communication with stakeholders, including regular updates, collaborations, and information sharing on rare plant conservation initiatives.
• Produce reports, participate in proposals, and support fundraising initiatives, follow budgets, supervise staff and volunteers, oversee procurement, and support the overall operation of the flora conservation projects.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in botany, conservation biology, ecology (or a related field) and/or a minimum of 5 years of relevant experience working in the sector.
• Proven experience in horticulture, preferably in a conservation or restoration setting.
• Knowledge of propagation techniques and plant care.
• Strong organizational and project management skills.
• Ability to work effectively independently and collaboratively.
• Excellent communication, interpersonal and collaboration abilities.
• Strong data management and reporting skills.
• Be a proficient user of Microsoft Office and have knowledge of GIS.
• A clean manual driving and/or motor bike license is essential.
• Physically active and can work outdoors in different conditions, locations, and terrains.
• Be flexible with working at odd hours when required.
• Genuine interest in flora.
• Continuous learning and upskilling are essential aspects of the role.
• Will be based at Mondrain Reserve primarily and will also be working on other conservation areas around Mauritius including Ile aux Aigrettes..

Conditions: 

• Interesting package based on qualification, experience, and personality. Will be discussed at interview.
• Uniforms, tools, and equipment will be provided.

Recruitment and selection process:

• After reviewing applications, only shortlisted applicants with desired qualifications will be contacted via email.

How to apply:

• Please fill in the form to apply https://forms.office.com/r/17gBiNyqzm 
• send a cover letter and your CV to the HR Department, please mention the job title (Horticulturist) to hr@mauritian-wildlife.org.
• Call on 697 6097 for any assistance.
• Applications will be considered from: 5th September 2025 and recruitment will continue until a suitable candidate is found.

Supplementary information:

• This position best suits those that are passionate about plants, can work in a team, can challenge themselves and are looking to gain new skills and experiences, and would like to embark on a career in conservation.
• We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and encourage applicants from underrepresented groups to apply.
• Our project Mauritian Wildlife Foundation (MWF) endeavours to protect and safeguard the natural heritage of the Republic of Mauritius from extinction through scientific conservation work and community awareness.
• The MWF is the pioneer and the largest non-governmental organisation (NGO) in Mauritius, with a track record of over four decades, whose mission is to save endemic Mauritian and Rodriguan Fauna and Flora, undertake research and implement programmes to restore and manage the ecosystem, share the results with the public and protect the native species’ future.

TAKE ON THIS EXCITING OPPORTUNITY AND MAKE THIS MISSION YOUR OWN APPLY HERE

Description

Round Island Conservation Biologist Mauritian and Rodriguans Applicants ONLY (ref RICB)

We are seeking a passionate and dedicated Round Island Conservation Biologist to join our Islands Restoration Programme. As a key member of our team, you will work alongside two other Conservation Biologists, collectively leading the conservation efforts on Round Island.

This role is integral to our four-decade-long restoration work and offers the opportunity to engage in international research and collaborate with a diverse team of experts.

Job Brief:

• Coordinating all aspects of our island restoration programme on Round Island Working on the internationally recognised site of Round Island.
• Gain a unique experience in conservation in supporting the endemic and native invertebrates, reptiles, seabirds, and plants species on Round Island.
• Collaborating with a dynamic Field team from various backgrounds local and international.
• Interesting package based on qualification, experience, and personality.

Main Responsibilities:

• Lead on the multidisciplinary work with the main conservation themes of flora, seabirds, and reptiles. o Plant work involves plant propagation, the control/removal of invasive plants and restoration of the island’s plant community. o Animal work covers monitoring and handling of reptiles and seabirds.
• Accurate data collection/entry and reporting are a necessity. 
• Ensure that all the functions of Round Island continue smoothly by maintaining infrastructure, organising changeovers, and ensuring biosecurity measures are maintained. 
• Leading the work of other staff, interns and students that are working on the island.
• The induction, training, and safety of all staff on the island 
• Work in a dynamic field team from various backgrounds, including researchers, interns and other Conservation Biologists specialized in Reptile and Tortoise work.

Requirements:

• Not less than 25 years old. 
• Only candidates with a degree or Master’s in Biological science or related subjects will be considered 
• Experience in horticulture, flora conservation and restoration preferred, and additional fauna conservation, restoration and research will be an advantage. 
• Be physically fit for working in tough remote conditions and be able to travel by boat. 
• Ability to self-motivate and stay focused on repetitive work. 
• Be ready to adapt to unforeseen circumstances with initiative and due care. 
• Have good written and spoken English. 
• Strong organizational and project management skills. 
• Have a sound knowledge of spreadsheet applications and data management. 
• Ability to work effectively independently and collaboratively. 
• Experience of working in remote conditions alongside others from different backgrounds and cultures is desirable. 
• Preferably have a clean driving license for car and/or motorbike. 
• Be a good swimmer and have a first aid certification and/or training in wilderness first aid. 
• Be flexible with working at odd hours when required.
• Location Staff work on a rotation of one month on the island, living in the field station and two weeks on the mainland, with one week off and one week working.

Conditions:

• This is a paid position with a duration of 12 months.
• The contract can be renewed for a further 12 months on mutual agreement.
• Other conditions will be further discussed at interview.
• The post entails living in a field station or a tent while on Round Island.
• There is solar electricity and internet. Food is provided while on Round island and transport is provided for work purposes.

Recruitment and selection process:

• After reviewing applications, only shortlisted applicants with desired qualifications will be contacted via email for interview.

How to apply:

• Please send a motivation letter quoting the job reference (RICB) and your CV to hr@mauritian-wildlife.org and fill in the questionnaire at https://forms.office.com/r/bfqzSC4fY5 .
• Selection will start from 25th August 2025 and continue until the position is filled.

Supplementary information:

• This position best suits those that are passionate about nature, can work under challenging condition and in a team, can challenge themselves and are looking to gain new skills and experiences.
• We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and encourage those from underrepresented groups to apply.
• Our project Mauritian Wildlife Foundation (MWF) endeavours to protect and safeguard the natural heritage of the Republic Mauritius from extinction through scientific conservation work and community awareness.
• The MWF is the pioneer and the largest non-governmental organisation (NGO) in Mauritius whose mission is to save endemic Mauritian and Rodriguan Fauna and Flora, undertake research and implement programmes to restore and manage the ecosystem, share the results with the public and protect the native species’ future. Round Island project is managed within the Island Restoration Project.
• The project partners are the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation (MWF), Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust and the National Parks and Conservation Service.
• Round Island is one of the few places in the Indian Ocean to have remained free from non-native and invasive predatory mammals and reptiles. For this reason, Round Island became the last location in the Mascarenes to support endemic and native invertebrates, reptiles, seabirds, and plants that have declined or become extinct elsewhere. However, introduced herbivores almost denuded the island’s vegetation, threatening the existence of its unique biodiversity. Herbivores were removed by the 1980s, which led to the recovery of palm-rich habitats. Since 2002, there has been a permanent presence of conservation staff who monitor the fauna and flora, and work to restore the island’s lost plant species. These actions have been important for rebuilding the unique ecosystem on Round Island.

TAKE ON THIS EXCITING OPPORTUNITY AND MAKE THIS MISSION YOUR OWN APPLY HERE

Description

Duties of the Administrative Coordinator: 

• Southern Handicapped Association Office Administration & Coordination
• Perform day-to-day administrative tasks to ensure smooth office operations.
• Manage files, documents, and records in both digital and physical formats.
• Maintain communication between departments and external stakeholders.
• Communication & Social Media Management
• Manage and respond to messages on social media platforms, especially Facebook.
• Create and post content that supports the organization's outreach and visibility.
• Handle email communication professionally and promptly.
• Project Support Assist in coordinating and tracking project activities.
• Provide basic reporting on project progress and implementation.
• Technical Support & Documentation Use Microsoft Office tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) to prepare reports, presentations, and administrative documents.
• Organize and maintain electronic records and files.
• Multilingual Communication
• Communicate fluently in English, French, and Creole, both in written and spoken forms.
• Translate or interpret as needed for internal and external communication.
• Multitasking in a Fast-Paced Environment
• Manage multiple tasks effectively while meeting deadlines.
• Adapt quickly to changing priorities and urgent matters.

To apply: Please send your application on shasso1985@gmail.com 

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Description

Bioculture Cares is pleased to announce the launch of its second Call for Proposals under the 2026 Grant Facilities. These grants aim to support innovative projects that improve the well-being of people in situation of vulnerability in the Republic of Mauritius, and/or contribute to a higher level of socio-economic development in the southern region of Mauritius.

Grant Categories

• Grassroots Grant : Designed to support initiatives that contribute to socio-economic development in the South of Mauritius. Funding between Rs. 75,000 and Rs. 250,000.
• Project Grant : Intended for projects led by individuals or organisations working to improve the well-being of Mauritians. This category also supports individual sports talents, with dedicated funding for personal performance. Funding between Rs. 250,000 and Rs. 1,000,000.
• Core Grant : Designed to provide flexible funding to non-profit organisations whose programmes contribute to the well-being of Mauritians. Funding between Rs. 1,000,000 and Rs. 4,000,000.

How to apply: Interested parties are invited to visit the website www.bioculturecares.org/cfp/ for detailed application guidelines. Applications must be submitted electronically by 30 September 2025 at 3:00 PM (UTC+3).

Late submissions will not be accepted.

Information sessions will be held. For more information or any other questions, please contact us at: info@bioculturecares.org.

Description

We are looking for Educators who will work with students of preparatory classes and actively contribute to their learning development through holistic education.

Required Profile:

Education:

• HSC
• Higher education diploma or equivalent

Area of residence:

• in Black River or Plaine Wilhems region

Age limit:

• 25-45

Experience required:

• 2 years in organising extracurricular activities
• Experience in Inclusive pedagogies
• Ability to develop lesson plans that meet educational standards
• Ability to manage a classroom properly while applying school regulations

Please send your application to ecolefamiliale.ouest@gmail.com.

Description

My name is Shrivalli Baboolall. I’m looking for job opportunities.

My Strengths:

• I hold a BSc (Hons) in Social Work (Open University of Mauritius)
• I have 9 years of experience in maternity care (ANC, PNC, delivery, sexual education, breastfeeding which also entails experience in admin, planning, data entry, teamwork, and communication.
• I have volunteered with NGOs and stay active in community support.
• I have a lot to offer beside my qualifications.

Please let me know if you have any vacancies.  My email add: vshrivallib@yahoo.com

Description

I am Veelasha and I am graduated with a Bsc in social work. 

I am currently seeking an opportunity in an NGO as I am passionate about helping communities and individuals.

I am also ready to contribute, learn, and grow.

I can be reached at: veelasha@yahoo.com

Description

Open calls for proposals in Madagascar and the Indian Ocean Islands

The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF) and its Regional Implementation Team (RIT) are releasing a call for Letters of Inquiry (LoIs) for projects that address the conservation of biodiversity in light of climate change in the Madagascar and the Indian Ocean Islands Biodiversity Hotspot, and that meet the criteria set out in these calls.

Please read carefully the detailed instructions, criteria and restrictions in the Call for LoIs for your country of interest, available further below.

Requirements and dates vary per country. Due to limited funding remaining on our current allocation for this investment phase, note that a very limited number of projects will be selected as part of this call.

Eligible countries: Madagascar, Comoros, Seychelles, Mauritius

Opening date: Monday, July 28, 2025

Closing date: Friday, August 29, 2025, 23:59 (Madagascar time, GMT+3)

Grant size: Small grant (USD 50,000 maximum)

Technical scope of the call For Mauritius:

• Investment Priority 1.1: Implement EbA actions, including agroforestry, “climate smart agriculture”, eradication of IAS, restoration of degraded watersheds and coastal ecosystems (including wetlands, mangroves, reefs and seagrass beds), and promotion of sustainable management of coastal and terrestrial ecosystems.

Projects submitted under Investment Priority 1.1 must contribute to some of the following CEPF objectives: 16,500 women and 16,500 men with increased income as a result of ecosystem-based livelihood activities (sustainable fishing, nature-based tourism, harvesting natural products, etc.).

1,000 hectares of small island ecosystems where invasive alien species have been eliminated or reduced.

For Madagascar, Comoros, Seychelles and Mauritius: Please read carefully the detailed instructions, criteria and restrictions in the Call for LoIs for your country of interest, available further below. Requirements and dates vary per country.

• Investment priorities: Investment priority 2.3: Support civil society in the development and implementation of disaster risk reduction measures.

• Investment Priority 3.3: Support the emergence of a new generation of conservation professionals and organizations specializing in biodiversity conservation, ecosystem services and climate change by supporting, with small grants, technical and practical training and exchange visits.

Download the Call for LoIs in English: https://www.cepf.net/resources/documents/madio-small-grant-loi-english-july-august-2025

How to apply?

• Applications for small grants can be written in English or French.
• Please download the LoI and budget templates, or
• fill in the online form directly (preferred).
• Any changes to the LoI and budget templates will render the application ineligible.
• Applications must be submitted by filling in the online form directly (preferred) or as a Word document (for the LoI) and as an Excel sheet for the budget (in case of poor internet connection) to cepfproposals@iucn.nl no later than Friday, August 29, 2025, 11:59 pm (Madagascar time, GMT+3), indicating the following e-mail subject: LOI_2/2025/SG_CEPF_"COUNTRY"/"your organization". For example: LOI_2/2025/SG_CEPF_MADA/IUCN NL Letters of intent submitted after the deadline or in another language will not be eligible.

Frequently asked questions:

• We’re receiving questions from potential applicants on a regular basis. For transparency purposes, all incoming questions and our answers are published on this website in English and French and will be updated on a regular basis (most recent update: 30 July 2024).
• English Q&A : https://www.iucn.nl/app/uploads/2024/07/Question.Answer-CfP7.8-ENG-30.07.pdf
• Regional Implementation Team CEPF has enlisted a consortium of nongovernmental organizations to be its regional implementation team (RIT) in the hotspot. Coordinated by IUCN NL, the RIT includes SAF/FJKM for Madagascar, ID-ONG for Comoros, FORENA for Mauritius and SeyCCAT for Seychelles. These organizations are working with CEPF to implement a five-year conservation strategy for the hotspot and build local civil society capacity. An information session was held by the RIT on 6th August 2025.

The PDF of the presentation and the video recording can be consulted here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WywaENwe_4fvnTntxjKTR7UFyg9Fp8Zm/view?usp=sharing The RIT can be reached via the following email address: cepfproposals@iucn.nl.

Description

Hi, My name is Shrivalli Baboolall. I’m looking for job opportunities.

I hold a BSc (Hons) in Social Work (UOM), currently studying MSc Psychology (Arden University), and have 9 years of experience in maternity care (ANC, PNC, delivery, sexual education, breastfeeding which also entails experience in admin, planning, data entry, teamwork, and communication.

I’ve volunteered with NGOs and stay active in community support. Please let me know if you have any vacancies. 

I can be reached on : 5908 5040 or by mail vshrivallib@yahoo.com

Thank you!

Description

Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of cancer patients and their families? Join Link to Life – The Cancer Support Centre as a Community Outreach & Program Assistant!

Your Role Includes:

✅ Contact and engage with cancer patients for their participation in centre activities

✅ Coordinating with facilitators for activities, workshops & events

✅ Supporting cancer awareness & screening campaigns across the island & deliver cancer-related presentations.

✅ Updating patient data & assisting with reporting

✅ Working closely with local partners.

 Ideal Candidate:

✔ Minimum academic qualification: Higher School Certificate (H.S.C)

✔ Good communication & organizational skills

✔Previous experience in outreach work, program coordination, or working with NGOs is an asset.

✔ Comfortable with data entry & Microsoft Office

✔ Willing to travel for outreach programs

✔Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.

✔ Male candidates are strongly encouraged to apply for the post particularly regarding the nature of presentations and outreach on specific male cancers.

📩 Apply now and help us support and empower those affected by cancer.  Please send your CV & motivation letter to the Manager on the following address:

• Link to Life - The Cancer Support Centre 13, Britannia Park, Vacoas or
• email us on: selvinalinktolife@hotmail.com / linktolife@intnet.mu

📞 For more info: 686 0666

Description

The Saint John of God Hospital Society - Hospice in Pamplemousses is recruiting Carers to provide daily, caring, and dignified support to residents.

Job Description: Carer (Caregiver)

Line Manager: Carer Team Leader / Care Manager

Work location: Saint John of God Hospice, Pamplemousses

Contract type: Full-time

Hours: Rotating shift (day or night), including weekends and holidays

Main mission:

• To provide basic care, daily assistance, and compassionate support to residents, while respecting their dignity, privacy, and specific needs.

Required profile: 

• Experience in caring for or supporting elderly or vulnerable people.
• Ability to listen, empathize, and respect. 
• Physical and emotional stamina. 
• Ability to work in a team and follow instructions. 
• Punctuality and a sense of responsibility. 
• Ability to work under pressure

Main Responsibilities: 

• Assist residents with bathing, dressing, and mobility. 
• Monitor vital signs and report any changes to the nurse or team leader.
• Assist with meals and ensure hydration. 
• Accompany residents on authorized activities and outings. 
• Complete care and observation logs. 
• Maintain a trusting relationship with residents and their families. 
• Comply with hygiene, safety, and confidentiality protocols.

Required Skills: 

• Patience, respect, and kindness. 
• Good physical condition and emotional stability. 
• Ability to follow a strict schedule and respond to emergencies. 
• Teamwork and a sense of mutual support.

Educational qualifications:

• Training in basic care, nursing assistant, or personal support is an asset.

Application form:

• Application form to be completed directly at the Saint John of God Hospice (Pamplemousses). The form is available at reception.

For any queries, please call on 243 3714.

Description

Looking for a part-time cleaner in the Vacoas and Quatre Bornes area for our office in Vacoas.

Hours: Monday to Friday from 8:45 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Please send your CV to the following address: info@bccmauritius.org.

For more information, please contact the following number: 6986710.

Description

The Saint John of God Hospitaller Society - Hospice in Pamplemousses is recruiting several Cleaners (men/women) to strengthen its maintenance team.

Job Description: Cleaner Job

Line Manager: Team Leader - Caregiver

Work Location: Saint John of God Hospice, Pamplemousses

Contract Type: Full-time Hours: Rotating shifts including weekends

Main Mission: Ensure the cleanliness, hygiene, and sanitation of the hospice premises in compliance with current health and safety protocols.

Main Responsibilities:

• Daily cleaning of resident rooms, restrooms, bathrooms, hallways, offices, and common areas.
• Regular disinfection of frequently touched surfaces (handles, handrails, sinks, mattresses, side tables, etc.)
• Emptying trash cans and managing waste according to hygiene procedures.
• Maintaining cleaning equipment and reporting any breakdowns or replacements.
• Strictly enforcing hygiene rules and wearing protective equipment (gloves, masks, gowns).
• Participating in cleaning rounds according to a rotating schedule.
• Respecting residents' confidentiality and discretion.

Required Qualifications:

• Be at least 25 years old. 
• Experience in cleaning is preferred, ideally in a healthcare or institutional setting. 
• Good personal hygiene and meticulous work ethic. 
• Ability to work in a team and in a sensitive environment (elderly people). 
• Punctuality, discretion, and a sense of responsibility.

Required skills and qualities:

• Good knowledge of cleaning products and their safe use.
• Organizational skills, autonomy, and speed of execution. 
• Ability to work under pressure and in a sensitive environment. 
• Good interpersonal skills and teamwork.
• Flexible hours.
• Preferred Education: No academic qualifications required, but training in hygiene or similar experience is an asset.

Application Form: Application form to be completed directly at the Saint John of God Hospice (Pamplemousses). The form is available at the reception desk.

Documents needed to complete the application:

• Copy of identity card
• Certificate of morality (mandatory)
• Any references

For any queries, feel free to call us on 243 3714. 

Description

The Association of Parents of Children with Special Needs (APEBS) is looking for a dedicated, serious, and motivated Carer to support children in their daily school life.

Profile: 

• Residing in or around Curepipe 
• Aged between 20 and 35 years 
• Minimum education level: Grade 9 
• MITD or Polytechnics certificate is an advantage 
• Prior experience with children or in the field of special education is a plus

Main Responsibilities:

• Classroom support for young children 
• Supervision during breaks and school dismissal 
• Assisting with learning and social activities Essential

Qualities: 

• Patience, empathy, and a genuine love for working with children 
• Ability to work well in a team 
• Punctual and responsible

Conditions:

• Salary range: Rs 20,001 to Rs 22,000 (depending on experience) 

Availability:

• Immediate

To apply:

• If you meet the above criteria, kindly send your CV to: lapebs@intnet.mu

Description

Let’s take care of those who care for others!

People working in NGOs give a lot of themselves – time, energy, heart.  But who supports them in return?

Many teams feel tired, overwhelmed or disconnected from the purpose that brought them here in the first place.  They rarely get the chance to pause, breathe and reconnect as people.

OUT THE BOX offers simple, powerful workshops made especially for NGOs in Mauritius.
These sessions are human-centred, creative, and energising – to help your teams feel better, work better together, and find new motivation.

Here’s what we offer:

• Well-being Labs for your Team:  To release stress, prevent burnout, and feel clearer and more motivated.
• Leadership & Team Alignment: To improve trust, communication, and build a stronger, more united team.
• Team-building that’s real and respectful: No awkward games. Just honest connection, creativity, and time to bond.
• Volunteers Onboarding & Motivation Spaces: Short, heartfelt sessions to welcome, motivate, and appreciate the volunteers who give their time.
• Creative Workshops for Youth, Women, Men, and Communities: Activities that help people express themselves, grow confidence, and feel stronger inside.

Each workshop is designed to fit your needs: We listen, we tailor, we co-create.

We can offer sessions in Mauritian Creole, French, or English.

And we always respect your time and budget.

Our services can also be part of funded projects or calls for proposals.

Some workshops may be refunded up to 75% by the HRDC for NGO employees (depending on eligibility).

📞 Want to explore this together?

Contact Livio at 5910-9194 or via email at livio.outthebox@gmail.com

Description

Prevention of Sexual Violence against Children: Awareness & Action Join us and be part of the solution.

EDUCATE TO ENHANCE IMPACT

As part of our ongoing commitment to building a safer society, Pedostop is offering information and awareness sessions on the prevention of sexual violence.  Together, let's raise awareness and take action.

These interactive sessions are open to: 

• NGOs
• Professionals
• Parents
• Community members who want to deepen their understanding, strengthen their ability to detect signs of abuse, and learn how to respond effectively.

Need more info? Reach out to us: 

• pedostop@gmail.com
• coordinator.pedostop@gmail.com
• 264 8616 / 5750 1447

Follow and share our mission: 💙 Facebook 📸 Instagram 🌐 www.pedostop.org

Thank you for standing with us in this crucial fight. Let’s work hand-in-hand to protect, educate, and empower. 

Description

Hello, my name is Mélanie and I am looking for a job as a School Social Worker or Educator in the southern region.

I obtained my BSC (HONS) in Social Work from the University of Mauritius in 2016 and worked as a part-time School Social Worker at Loreto College Bambous Virieux from 2018 to 2023.

I also hold a Teaching License since 2017 obtained from PSEA.

Description

We are offering a great opportunity early career or aspiring conservation biologists from MAURITIUS to be part of a one-year remunerated internship programme with Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust and the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation, starting at the beginning of June 2025. The internship will provide work experience,and field on the following:

• Invasive alien species management
• Reptile, seabird and plant survey & monitoring techniques
• Native habitat restoration
• Native plant propagation and nursery management
• Data analysis in Excel, R-studio and QGIS
• Estimating population abundance using Programme MARK and Programme Distance
• Communication, leadership and management
• IUCN Red Listing process The internship will be based on Round Island, Ile aux Aigrettes and mainland Mauritius. This internship is specifically designed for early career conservation professionals from Mauritius, the South-Western Indian Ocean islands or related conservation contexts (experience in tropical coastal/island restoration). We are looking for highly self-motivated and conscientious individuals to assist with the conservation and restoration work on the offshore islands within our programme teams. Specific requirements are listed below. ow to apply? You can visit our website http://www.durrell.org/training for information/reference. 

Description

If you are looking for a Shadow Teacher/AVS for your child at school, do not hesitate to contact me on 58293764.

I am an experienced AVS in french medium school set up.