Program Officer in Mindanao, Philippines | OSCAR
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Program Officer in Mindanao, Philippines

Emmanuel International UK

  • Posted 4 Nov 2026
  • Closing Date 28 Dec 2026
  • Location Philippines
  • Location Type Hybrid
  • Finance Personal Support

Join us as the regional program officer for Mindanao and help design, lead, and grow impactful mission and development initiatives that bring practical help and spiritual hope to communities in need.

All our missional opportunities are Self-Funded / Supporter funded.

This means that they do not come with a salary from Emmanuel International.  This may mean that the posts on offer aren't for you at this time, however we know that men and women are called into God's work through faith as a service to others.

Please only apply if you are able to raise your own supporting funds for the roles you are applying for, it's possible that you fit one of the following groups.


Retired but still have plenty to offer?
Some of our recent missionaries were retirees who took up the call and not only contributed to church communities in our project countries, but also learned and grew through their experience.


Looking for a gap year?
Are you a student who has just finished school or college and not sure where your future lies? Why not talk to us about how you can get experience in the field that may help you make a decision?


Graduate wanting to use your skills?
We can use you! There are many opportunities that will use your skills to help and others, but also give you practical experience in return. Apply what you know and your Christian faith, and learn and grow as well.

Still interested?  Find our more at https://www.eiuk.org.uk/getinvolved/longer-term-opportunities

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Emmanuel International UK

Emmanuel International UK

Emmanuel International is an evangelical, interdenominational organisation whose aim is to encourage the growth and development of indigenous local churches in developing countries.

Website: https://www.eiuk.org.uk