Mental Health Project Manager (Bali)

The role of the Mental Health Project Manager is a vital position within the Think Pacific team, as you will work to deliver and manage our Mental Health Placement in our launch year in Bali in Summer 2024 and beyond. You will be instrumental in the launch, delivery and operations of our first Mental Health Placement in Bali. Supported by the Regional Manager Indonesia and wider Management team, you will be responsible for building and maintaining strong professional relationships with our trusted partners, ensuring our activities meet local aims and objectives, developing the placement, and our understanding of mental health in Indonesia. 

As the Mental Health Project Manager, you will line manage 2 Project Coordinators and support a team of 8 Project Leaders and teams of 40+ volunteers. You will work to create, train and develop a strong and experienced team to ensure a smooth delivery of the placement in the first year of operation. 

This position is a unique opportunity to work for an award winning not-for-profit organisation. You will gain extensive management experience, knowledge, and skills in staff management, project management and delivery, as well as a broad understanding of the complexities and need for international development.

Title:  Mental Health Project Manager (Bali)

Project: Mental Health Placement 

Reporting to: Regional Manager – Indonesia

Location: Predominantly based in Central and South Ubud in a traditional Balinese community. Travel required to support briefing periods, project work and activities in locations across various provinces within Bali, and wider Indonesia as required

Contract: Fixed term – 11 months

Start date: 1st February 2024 

Training period: 17th-19th April 2024 (in Bali)

End date: 20th December 2024 (possibility of extension)

Salary: Competitive local salary: IDR 15,000,000 / per month

• Think Pacific will cover the cost of all project related transport/activities/training involved in the project
• Any expenses you incur as a result of delivery of the project may be reimbursed at the Regional Managers’ discretion

Hours: 9-6pm Monday-Friday, plus occasional evening work to support the teams as required. Some weekend work may be required to support the volunteer teams’ welcome and debrief weekends.

Please view the attached job description to view the full details of the position including: Key Roles & Responsibilities. Package & Remuneration and Essential & Desirable Skills Required.

If you have any questions about the role/application process or need any support, please contact:

Alicia Brown

Alicia.Brown@thinkpacific.com 

Regional Manager – Indonesia 

Thank you for your interest in joining the Think Pacific team in Bali. We wish you the best of luck in the application process.