Partner Capacity Building Coordinator

*This role is supported by grant funding that is currently approved for a one-year period. This role is open to qualified candidates based in the United States or Latin America. Overview As the Partner Capacity Building Coordinator , you will strengthen the capacity and readiness of partner organizations participating in a U.S. Government-funded humanitarian response and disaster preparedness program. Through organizational capacity assessments, coaching, technical assistance, learning initiatives, and partner support, you will help organizations build the systems, knowledge, skills, and practices needed to effectively compete for, manage, and implement donor-funded awards while serving vulnerable children and communities affected by crises. Working closely with the prime award recipient, subaward partners, subject matter experts, and program teams, you will coordinate and support partner capacity-strengthening activities, monitor progress against development plans, and promote knowledge sharing and continuous improvement across the consortium. What will you do? Maintain a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Be a consistent witness for Jesus Christ, maintaining a courteous, Christ-like attitude in dealing with people within and outside of Compassion, and faithfully uphold Compassion’s ministry in prayer. Act as an advocate to raise the awareness of the needs of children. Understand Christ’s mandate to protect children. Commit to and prioritize child protection considerations in all decision-making, tasks, and activities across the ministry. Abide by all behavioral expectations in Compassion’s Statement of Commitment to Child Protection and Code of Conduct. Report any concerns of abuse, neglect, or exploitation of children through Compassion’s internal reporting process and appropriately support responses to incidents if they occur. Uphold and engage in Compassion’s core Cultural Behaviors. Coordinate partner capacity-strengthening activities that support grant objectives and improve organizations’ readiness to successfully compete for and manage U.S. Government-funded awards. Conduct organizational capacity assessments and support the development, implementation, and monitoring of partner-specific capacity-strengthening plans. Provide coaching and technical assistance to New and Underutilized Partners (NUPs) across key organizational, operational, and programmatic functions. Support partners in strengthening financial management systems, internal controls, policies, and procedures required for donor compliance and award management. Facilitate partner learning related to US government funded processes, award requirements, compliance expectations, and partnership readiness. Coordinate and support trainings, workshops, peer-learning opportunities, webinars, and technical assistance activities focused on organizational development, humanitarian programming, and donor-funded project implementation. Support partners in developing…