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Roles and responsibilities of this job
The Program Manager plays a central leadership role in ensuring the smooth, efficient, and accountable operation of the organisation. You will oversee daily operations, manage teams, coordinate with international stakeholders, and support both operational and fundraising initiatives.
This role is ideal for someone who is organized, people-focused, and passionate about animal welfare and social impact.
Key Responsibilities:
Operations Coordination:
Public Relations, Fundraising and Communications:
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Work Hours: Working hours are between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM
Salary and Benefits: The basic salary is 60,000. Higher salary requests may be considered for exceptional individuals. After six months, employees will be eligible for our CIT savings scheme. The organisation will contribute an additional 10% of an employee’s salary and the employee will make a 10% contribution, deducted from pay each month. Upon leaving the organisation, the total amount saved can be withdrawn.
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Apply Before: May 20, 2026
About the organization
The Kathmandu Animal Treatment Centre (KAT Centre) was first envisioned after Jan Salter, the founder of KAT, visited the organization “Help in Suffering” in Jaipur, India.
Impressed with the way this and other animal welfare organizations have managed difficult street dog problems and eliminated rabies through Animal Birth Control (ABC) and widespread rabies vaccinations, Jan came back to Nepal convinced that Kathmandu, Nepal could also become a rabies-free, dog-friendly city.
The KAT Centre was registered as a non-profit, charitable animal welfare organisation in 2003. KAT officially opened its doors on 9 May 2004 and it has grown steadily since then. As we have grown, our location has changed several times, but the founding principals and our work remain the same:
We are constantly looking ahead and developing our long term strategy for the continued management and protection of the street animals of Kathmandu.