Frequently asked questions
From learning about Urunji partners to how you could get a job; perhaps there are funds for NGOs in Malawi which you would like to link Urunji to. Our FAQ sections answers your frequently asked questions. If you did not find what you are looking for, feel free to contact us.
Can I apply for a job?
Please do not apply if we have not advertised. We do not process unsolicited applications.
Do you have open vacancies?
We advertise job opportunities on our website as well as social media pages.
Do you offer temporary job opportunities?
We love to keep our staff for as long as possible. We do not typically intend to employ staff on a short-term basis.
What is your staff turnover?
On average, a staff member works for 10 years. However, staff are free to leave should they wish to, subject to serving a month's notice
Can I submit my CV?
Do NOT submit your CV if we did not solicit it through an open advertisement.
Someone asked me to pay money to secure a job
Please report to the Police and the Executive Director any person who offers a job at Urunji in exchange for money.
Can I apply for a job?
Please do not apply if we have not advertised. We do not process unsolicited applications.
Do you have open vacancies?
We advertise job opportunities on our website as well as social media pages.
Do you offer temporary job opportunities?
We love to keep our staff for as long as possible. We do not typically intend to employ staff on a short-term basis.
What is your staff turnover?
On average, a staff member works for 10 years. However, staff are free to leave should they wish to, subject to serving a month's notice
Can I submit my CV?
Do NOT submit your CV if we did not solicit it through an open advertisement.
Someone asked me to pay money to secure a job
Please report to the Police and the Executive Director any person who offers a job at Urunji in exchange for money.
Can I apply for a job?
Please do not apply if we have not advertised. We do not process unsolicited applications.
Do you have open vacancies?
We advertise job opportunities on our website as well as social media pages.
Do you offer temporary job opportunities?
We love to keep our staff for as long as possible. We do not typically intend to employ staff on a short-term basis.
What is your staff turnover?
On average, a staff member works for 10 years. However, staff are free to leave should they wish to, subject to serving a month's notice
Can I submit my CV?
Do NOT submit your CV if we did not solicit it through an open advertisement.
Someone asked me to pay money to secure a job
Please report to the Police and the Executive Director any person who offers a job at Urunji in exchange for money.
Can I apply for a job?
Please do not apply if we have not advertised. We do not process unsolicited applications.
Do you have open vacancies?
We advertise job opportunities on our website as well as social media pages.
Do you offer temporary job opportunities?
We love to keep our staff for as long as possible. We do not typically intend to employ staff on a short-term basis.
What is your staff turnover?
On average, a staff member works for 10 years. However, staff are free to leave should they wish to, subject to serving a month's notice
Can I submit my CV?
Do NOT submit your CV if we did not solicit it through an open advertisement.
Someone asked me to pay money to secure a job
Please report to the Police and the Executive Director any person who offers a job at Urunji in exchange for money.
Is Urunji an orphanage?
No. We are not an orphanage. We are a registered non-profit organization a.k.a NGO in Malawi. Our work focuses on children among them orphans. We believe that the best way to reach out to more children and to make a lasting impact is to support them from their community. This helps them return to their community and give back in terms of skills, volunteering and decision making which helps bring sustainable change and development.
Are you affiliated to a religious institution or political party?
No. A big NO! We are neutral and are not affiliated to any religious institution or political party. Most of our beneficiaries subscribe to the Christian faith but we are not faith-based.
Who is the owner of Urunji
As an NGO, Urunji is not owned by anyone, not even the founder. The Trust has a Board of Trustees who operate on a fixed term and do so on a voluntary basis. You can check out our vacancies page should there be a vacancy for board members.