The is a government institution established under the Children Act, 2022 to regulate, coordinate, and oversee children’s services in Kenya. The council also advises the government on policies and programs affecting children’s welfare, protection, and rights across the country. The organization regularly announces job vacancies for qualified Kenyans seeking careers in public service, administration, finance, ICT, compliance, and social protection.
In 2026, the National Council for Children’s Services (NCCS) advertised more than 20 government job opportunities in Kenya on permanent and pensionable terms. Some of the positions announced included:
- Deputy Director, Finance & Accounts
- Deputy Director, Supply Chain Management
- Principal Internal Auditor
- Principal Compliance Officer
- Principal Human Resource Management and Development Officer
- Senior ICT Officer
- Senior Corporate Communication Officer
- Accounts Officer II
- Driver III
- Office Assistant III
Most NCCS jobs are based in Nairobi and target both graduates and experienced professionals. The vacancies attract many applicants because they offer stable government employment, career growth opportunities, and the chance to contribute to child protection and welfare services in Kenya.
To qualify for NCCS government jobs in Kenya, applicants are usually required to possess relevant academic qualifications, computer literacy, integrity clearance under Chapter Six of the Constitution, and work experience depending on the position applied for. Senior positions such as Deputy Director and Principal Officer roles may require over 9 years of professional experience in the relevant field.
Active Jobs From National Council for Children’s Services.
Applicants are commonly asked to submit:
- A detailed CV
- Cover letter
- Copies of academic and professional certificates
- National ID copy
- Testimonials and referees
Applications are usually submitted online through the NCCS recruitment portal before the stated deadline.
The council encourages applications from women, youth, persons living with disabilities, and marginalized groups as part of its commitment to equal employment opportunities in Kenya’s public service sector.