About UNICEF UK
What is UNICEF UK?
UNICEF UK — the United Kingdom Committee for UNICEF — is a charity that raises funds for UNICEF's work for children in over 190 countries, and campaigns and lobbies to protect children's rights in the UK and internationally. It was established in 1956.
Where will I work?
Hybrid. UNICEF UK's office is in Stratford, East London; the organisation operates a hybrid model, expecting colleagues in the office on average two days per week.
What is the UNICEF UK team like?
Around 400 staff across fundraising, programmes, advocacy and campaigns, communications, the Baby Friendly Initiative, finance and operations.
Work-Life Balance
From UNICEF UK's careers page: "We believe in being able to choose the working environment that allows us to do our best work. That's why we have a flexible working policy that allows for staggered and compressed hours, working from home, and more." Compressed hours is an opt-in flexible-working arrangement.
Perks and Benefits
- Compressed hours — opt-in flexible-working arrangement.
- Hybrid working — around two days a week in the Stratford office.
- Pension scheme.
- Generous annual leave plus bank holidays.
- Learning and development support.
How to Apply
UNICEF UK runs its hiring through the Applied (BeApplied) platform — vacancies are listed from unicef.org.uk/careers.