World Vision Jobs in Samburu County

World Vision Kenya is a Christian humanitarian and development organisation that works to improve the lives of vulnerable children, families and communities across Kenya. Samburu County is among the areas where World Vision has programmes, with Wamba identified as one of its Area Programmes.

Jobs and career opportunities

Employment opportunities with World Vision in Samburu may arise in areas such as:

• Community development and project management
• Child protection and safeguarding
• Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)
• Health and nutrition
• Education and child learning
• Livelihoods and resilience
• Monitoring and evaluation
• Finance and administration
• Human resources
• Logistics and procurement
• Information technology and communications

These areas correspond with World Vision Kenya’s work in Samburu, which includes community engagement, child protection, WASH, and health and nutrition.

World Vision’s new 2026–2030 strategy places particular emphasis on resilience, climate change, WASH and health, child protection, participation and education. The organisation also plans to work extensively in arid and semi-arid areas, making skills in community development, climate resilience, water systems and humanitarian programming particularly relevant. (

How to apply

Applicants should use the official World Vision careers channels to check for current vacancies rather than relying on unofficial recruitment agents. World Vision says applicants can search available positions, create an account and submit their applications online. If there is no suitable vacancy, applicants can also create a profile and set up job alerts.

World Vision International Careers

Working for World Vision Kenya

Important warning about fake jobs

Be careful when applying for World Vision jobs. World Vision does not charge applicants money for applications, shortlisting, interviews, background checks or medical examinations. The organisation also warns that it does not outsource its recruitment process to recruitment agencies claiming to represent it.

Therefore, anyone asking you to pay money to secure a World Vision job in Samburu should be treated as a potential scam.

World Vision opportunities for young graduates

World Vision Kenya also operates a Graduate Internship Programme (GRIP), which provides fresh graduates with practical work experience and professional development. The programme places interns in rural and urban settings and provides supervision and workplace experience.

For job seekers in Samburu, it is therefore advisable to regularly check the official World Vision careers page and prepare an updated CV, academic certificates and relevant professional documents before vacancies are advertised.

Note: I found confirmation that World Vision operates an Area Programme in Wamba, Samburu County, but I did not find an official source confirming a currently open Samburu-specific vacancy in the search results above.