Description
Round Island Conservation Biologists As Round Island Wardens Open to Mauritian and Overseas Applicants (ref RICB)
We are seeking passionate and dedicated Round Island Conservation Biologists to join our Islands Restoration Programme. As a key member of our team, you will work alongside two other Conservation Biologists, contributing to 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 Supporting all aspects of our Island Restoration Programme on Round Island. Gain a unique experience in the conservation of invertebrates, reptiles, seabirds and plants, and the control and removal of invasive species. Collaborating within a dynamic field team from various backgrounds operating at multiple sites. Interesting package based on experience and qualification.
Qualifications:
- University Degree or 3 years island conservation experience
Requirements:
- Only candidates with a degree in biological sciences or related fields will be considered unless they can demonstrate at least 3 years conservation experience in a similar field.
- 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 in the day and at night.
- Be ready to adapt to unforeseen circumstances with initiative and due care.
- Have good written and spoken English.
- Strong organizational skills.
- Have a sound knowledge of spreadsheet applications and data management.
- Ability to work effectively independently and collaboratively.
- Experience of working in remote conditions for long periods of time is desirable.
- Preferably have a clean driving license for car and/or motorbike.
- Be a good swimmer
- Possess first aid certification or preferably wilderness first aid.
- Be flexible with working outside of normal operating hours when required.
Age limit:
- Not less than 21 years old
Main Responsibilities:
- Support the multidisciplinary work with the main conservation theme of habitat restoration, while maintaining biosecurity and monitoring the response of flora and fauna.
o Flora work primarily focuses on planning, supervising and carrying out plant propagation and nursery management, planting and aftercare, monitoring of rare species and planting sites and the detection/control/removal of invasive plants on the island.
o Fauna work mostly targets ongoing monitoring and handling of the threatened endemic reptiles and native seabirds such as pit tagging snakes and ringing of seabirds.
o Daytime and nighttime surveys as required for projects on the island.
- Accurate data collection/entry, maintaining datasets and reporting are a necessity.
- Ensure the continued operation of all island functions by maintaining infrastructure, equipment and tools, organising changeovers, and ensuring biosecurity measures are maintained.
- Coordinating and participating in the day to day work on the island and the execution of work plans while adhering to protocols
- The preparation and submission of monthly and yearly reports on all activities carried out
- Supporting the work of other conservation biologists specialised in giant tortoise and reptile work, visiting researchers, facilitating research projects of students and interns.
- Assisting in the induction, training, supervision and safety of all individuals on the island.
- Maintaining a good working relationship with all stakeholders (government, national and international partners)
Work on the mainland includes:
- Planning subsequent trips to Round Island
- Organising the logistics, acquisition and purchases of all materials and supplies required for the project
- Attending relevant meetings
- Supporting other island restoration work upon request
- Data management, analyses, reporting and the preparation of other related documents Requirements
Location:
- Primarily on Round Island on a work rotation of one month on the island (subject to weather delays), 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 discussed during the interview.
- The post entails living in the field station or a tent while on Round Island.
- There is solar electricity and internet at the field station.
- Food is provided while on Round island and transport is provided for work purposes.
- Accommodation is provided when on the mainland.
Recruitment and selection process:
- After reviewing applications, only shortlisted applicants with desired qualifications will be contacted via email for interview.
Apply now:
- 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 as from November 3rd, 2026, is ongoing and will continue until the position is filled.
Supplementary information:
This position best suits those that are passionate about nature and conservation, can work under challenging conditions 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 of Mauritius from extinction through scientific conservation work and community awareness. The MWF is the pioneer and largest non-governmental organisation (NGO) in Mauritius whose mission is the conservation and preservation of the nation's endangered plant and animal species.
Round Island project is managed within the Island Restoration Programme. The project partners are the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation, Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, the National Parks and Conservation Service and the Forestry 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 the palm-rich habitat. 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!!
Description
We are seeking a dedicated and community-oriented professional to join our team as a Community Support and Family Liaison Officer. The successful candidate will be responsible for monitoring and supporting beneficiaries, building and maintaining positive relationships with families, and serving as a key link between the NGO, beneficiaries, and the wider community.
The role includes:
- Accompanying families
- Providing guidance, support and assistance to the team of facilitators
- To strengthen communication with parents and caregivers
- Conducting regular field visits
- Identifying community needs
- Representing the organization at local level
- Participate in community projects and events
- Facilitate group workshops and training sessions
- Contribute to promoting inclusion, engagement and the well-being of beneficiaries.
Requirements:
- Strong interpersonal communication
- Organizational skills
- Previous experience in community work, social services, education, or a related field would be an asset.
Note: Candidates residing in the region will be given preference.
To Apply:
Please send you application to mauritiuscircus@gmail.com.
Description
The Foundation’s grants programme supports civil society across the Commonwealth—including grassroots communities and creative actors—to advance meaningful social, cultural and political change.
We support projects that seek change through constructive engagement with governments and other decision-makers and/or through creative advocacy: the intentional use of creative practices to influence public discourse, policy, behaviours or decision-making.
This year, the Foundation is expanding its funding offer to create new opportunities for civil society networks, coalitions, alliances and collectives, building on several years of support for grassroots communities and creative organisations.
Applications must address one or more of our three funding priorities. All applicants are required to demonstrate how they intend to integrate considerations of gender and intersectionality into their project design and implementation.
Applicants must check our eligibility criteria thoroughly and read all of the guidance documentation on this page before applying. Please note that we receive a large number of applications each year and are therefore unable to provide individual feedback for applicants.
Two grants streams
We offer funding through two complementary grant streams:
- Individual Organisation Grants: For eligible not-for-profit civil society organisations, including creative organisations, delivering standalone projects. Grants are available from £15,000 to £30,000 per year for up to two years.
- Collective Action Grants (New): For eligible networks, coalitions, alliances and platforms of civil society actors, including creative collectives, working together to strengthen participation and collective action. Grants are available from £15,000 to £20,000 per year for up to two years.
Please see the guidance documents for full information about both grant streams. Our frequently asked questions provide further information on the new Collective Action Grants and changes to this year’s call, as well as answers to common questions about Individual Organisation Grants and the application process.
Funding priorities
Applications must address one or more of our three priority themes: climate and environmental justice, economic inclusion and freedom of expression. These areas often overlap, and we encourage applicants to explore the connections between them. These themes are set out below, alongside further considerations and exclusions.
Our strategy also identifies small states and gender and intersectionality as cross-cutting priorities. There should be demonstrable consideration of gender and intersectionality in project design and implementation. We strongly encourage applications from eligible organisations in Commonwealth small states. We welcome projects that meaningfully involve young people to strengthen their leadership.
For more info, please click on the following link: https://commonwealthfoundation.com/grants/annual/
Description
Atelier Sa Nou Vize is hiring for the role of a full-time Van Driver and Handyman.
We're looking for a serious, punctual, and responsible person to join our team.
Requirements:
- Valid driving license for bus/van
- Clean and valid certificate of character
- Reliable, hands-on and comfortable with general handyman tasks
Location:
- Kulpoo Lane, Rose-Belle
To apply:
- Send your CV to atelier@sanouvize.org
For more details, contact 627 9490 / 5820 6647
Description
Shreeji NGO is inviting applications from a dedicated, compassionate and committed Social Worker to join our team and contribute to our work supporting vulnerable women, mothers, children, and families in our community.
Position:
- Social Worker
Location:
- Mauritius
Employment Type:
- Full-time
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide psychosocial support, counselling, and guidance to beneficiaries.
- Conduct social assessments and identify individual and family needs.
- Support vulnerable women, children, and families facing social difficulties.
- Conduct home visits and follow up on cases when required.
- Develop and maintain confidential case records and reports.
- Facilitate referrals to relevant government services, NGOs, and other professionals.
- Conduct awareness activities, community outreach, and life-skills sessions.
- Work closely with the NGO team and relevant stakeholders.
- Participate in programmes aimed at education, empowerment, protection, and social inclusion.
Requirements:
- SC
- Previous experience in social work, community development, counselling, child protection, or working with vulnerable groups will be an advantage.
- Good communication and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.
- Compassionate, non-judgmental, and committed to helping vulnerable communities.
- Good report-writing and organisational skills.
- Knowledge of English and French is required; knowledge of Creole will be an advantage.
Why Join Shreeji?
At Shreeji NGO, you will have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of vulnerable women, children, and families through community-based support, education, empowerment, and social inclusion programmes.
How to Apply:
Interested candidates are invited to send their CV and a brief cover letter to Shreeji NGO on associationshreeji@gmail.com.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Join us in creating opportunities, restoring dignity, and empowering lives.
Description
APEBS is looking for a Caretaker (male) aged 22 to 40 years.
Requirements:
- Age limit : 22 to 40 years old
- Minimum education level: Form 3
- Practical knowledge in: - Basic electrical work - Plumbing - General maintenance - Manual work
Desired Profile:
- Serious and responsible
- Physically fit
- Able to carry out routine maintenance work
To Apply:
Candidates meeting the criteria are invited to send their application by mail to lapebs@intnet.mu together with the following documents:
- A medical certificate
- An X-ray report
- A valid certificate of character
Description
Cypres Handicapped Association is seeking to recruit a qualified and motivated Occupational Therapist to join our team and provide professional therapeutic support to persons with disabilities.
Position:
- Occupational Therapist
Working Hours
- 1 session per week
- 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Contract Period:
- One year
Remuneration:
- Salary/remuneration will be determined according to the candidate’s qualifications, professional experience, and years of experience working in the field of Occupational Therapy and with persons with disabilities.
- Main Responsibilities:
- The Occupational Therapist will be responsible for:
- Assessing beneficiaries’ individual needs and functional abilities.
- Developing and implementing appropriate occupational therapy programmes.
- Providing therapeutic interventions to promote independence and improve functional skills.
- Monitoring and documenting beneficiaries’ progress.
- Working collaboratively with caregivers, families, and the CYPRES team.
- Providing professional advice and recommendations where appropriate.
- Maintaining accurate and confidential records.
- Participating in relevant team discussions concerning beneficiaries’ development and well-being.
Candidate Profile:
- CYPRES welcomes applications from suitably qualified Occupational Therapists who demonstrate professionalism, compassion, patience, responsibility, and a genuine commitment to supporting persons with disabilities.
To Apply:
- Interested candidates are invited to submit their CV and relevant qualifications/certificates to CYPRES by the deadline on cypres@intnet.mu.
- Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Description
Dear all, I hope you are doing well. I am writing to express my interest in any suitable Social Worker, Human Resources, or Administrative position within your organisation.
I hold a degree in Social Sciences from the University of Technology, Mauritius, and I am currently pursuing a Global MBA. I also have experience in HR, administration, recruitment, and social services.
My professional background includes working as an HR/Admin Assistant, HR Assistant, Sales Technical Recruiter, and currently as a part-time HR Officer.
I am a motivated, organised, and people-oriented professional with strong communication, administrative, and interpersonal skills.
I am eager to contribute my experience and skills to your organisation while continuing to develop professionally. I would be grateful for the opportunity to discuss any suitable vacancies with you.
You can contact me via my email vashineepursun@gmail.com or by 5792 1999
Thanks & Regards
Vashinee Pursun
Description
I am a Orlena Poinen, a recent BSc (Hons) Psychology graduate.
I am currently seeking employment opportunities in Mauritius.
I am interested in roles related to NGOs, Human Resources, social services, administration, and other fields where I can use my communication skills, empathy, research abilities, and understanding of human behaviour.
I particularly enjoy working with children and supporting their emotional, social and personal development. I am passionate about creating a positive and supportive environment for children and individuals in need.
I am motivated, willing to learn, and eager to contribute positively to an organisation that values teamwork and professional growth.
I would be pleased to discuss this further with you. Please feel free to contact me by email at ladyemiliecp@gmail.com or by phone at +230 5517 8006.
Description
Hi. I'm Pooja Punchoo, a practicing psychologist with 10 years of experience and I am also a radio show speaker. I want to out forward my consultation/private practice because I believe in fighting for causes.
If you happen to need therapy pls contact me on 59233932 (call or SMS). Im increasing exposure to the wider population so I have ample diversified portfolio to raise awareness on the need to democratise therapy and specifically therapy for minority groups.
Sessions are run with empathy and respect. You will more about me on Google or Youtube searching "chitra punchoo psychologist".
Description
- Couples therapy and relational support
- Individual emotional support
- Communication
- Psychosocial interventions within NGOs or institutions
Description
Name: Anbreene Bilkis Mungroo
Age: 27 Years old.
Qualifications:
- BA in Communication
- Ma in International Relations
- Proven experience in event and project management
- Good with kids.
I am looking for a permanent employment opportunity within an NGO. I am specialised in Human Rights, with knowledge in Conservation, Sustainable Development, Social Development, Economic Development and Policy.
I am competent, driven and very dedicated.
Please contact me on +230 55112447 or Anbreene.M@gmail.com. I can email you my CV.
Thank you.
Description
I am currently seeking a position that aligns with my expertise and passion. I hold a BSc (Hons) in Social Work and have extensive experience in the health sector, working with diverse populations, including persons with disabilities.
I am presently employed as a midwife and am now looking to upgrade my career by returning to work in the field in which I specialise and truly enjoy.
Preferably, I am seeking opportunities in Grand Port or Savanne. Kindly contact me via mail vshrivallib@yahoo.com for further details or my CV.
Description
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am Orelie Fidèle.
I am eager to contribute my skills in teaching or administrative tasks, as I feel a deep calling to serve the Lord through this work.
I would be happy to discuss how I could contribute to your work.
I would be happy to discuss how my skills can be useful to your organisation.
I can be reached on 588 27183.
Description
With over 10 years of experience in Human Resources, I, Kristel, support NGOs and social impact organisations with their HR and administrative needs, through a flexible and practical approach adapted to their operational realities.
My services include:
- HR advisory and compliance support (employment contracts, procedures, labour relations)
- Drafting and management of employment contracts
- Recruitment support and staff onboarding
- Administrative support and basic accounting
- Assistance with project and funding proposal writing
My approach is structured, people-centred and solution-oriented, allowing organisations to focus fully on their social mission.
Available for short-term assignments or ongoing support.
Contact Kristel:
📞 (+230) 5727 9013
Description
Hello everyone,
I am a woman with over 20 years of experiences in the administrative sector.
I am looking for a part time administrative job especially on Saturdays and / or online.
I am available for an interview any time convenient to you. Thus, during which I would be able to discuss more about myself and my job experiences.
Kindly feel free to contact me on 5428 0478.
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
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
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Thank you for standing with us in this crucial fight. Let’s work hand-in-hand to protect, educate, and empower.