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The creation of Children’s Health Foundation in 2019 brought together the existing Temple Street Foundation and The Children’s Medical and Research Foundation Crumlin to continue to support Ireland’s sickest children in their treatment journey today, tomorrow and into the future.
Children’s Health Foundation raises funds to support the delivery of services for children’s and adolescent health needs in Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) the new paediatric healthcare system in Ireland, including research and innovation, patient and parent support, infrastructure and equipment and any other health services associated with CHI.
Our purpose as a leading charity is to give every sick child In Ireland the very best chance and we are looking for bold and ambitious professionals to join our incredible team to deliver on an ambitious growth strategy.
This is an incredible opportunity to be part of the team who raise vital, life-saving funds and support some 300,000 children and their families who attend CHI each year in need of world-class paediatric care; ensuring that patients have access to the very highest standards of care, world-class facilities and the most up-to-date research that will change young lives for the better. Children’s Health Foundation offers a hybrid flexible work environment.
Grants & Impact Manager (12 Month Fixed Term)
Reporting To: Head of Impact
Background and Context
Children’s Health Foundation (CHF) is focused on raising funds to fulfil our mission of providing world class medical facilities, research and compassionate loving care for every sick child in Ireland cared for in Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) hospitals and urgent care centers. The Foundation supports Crumlin and Temple Street Children’s Hospitals, National Children’s Hospital Tallaght and Connolly Urgent Care Centre.
The creation of Children’s Health Foundation in 2019 brought together the existing Temple Street Foundation and The Children’s Medical and Research Foundation Crumlin to continue to support Ireland’s sickest children in their treatment journey today, tomorrow and into the future.
Role Purpose
The Grants and Impact Manager will play a key role in managing the efficient and effective distribution of grants and in managing the impact of these grants. Reporting to Head of Grants & Impact, this role will be supported by two Grants and Impact Executives and will collaborate with various teams to ensure robust grants and impact management process and accountability on grants distributed.
This role will be responsible for ensuring that grantees are accountable for the impact on their awarded projects and that key reporting deadlines are met.
Key Responsibilities
Support the delivery of CHF’s funding calls, including the annual funding call and Restricted Fund activities.
Ensure grant resources are effectively allocated in alignment with CHF’s mission and CHI’s strategic priorities.
Ensure that grantees stay accountable for the impact on their awarded grants and that impact reports are submitted on a regular basis.
Cooperate with other internal teams on the development and dissemination of ad-hoc impact reports.
Review grant applications for leadership and Board approval.
Develop and enhance impact reporting and analysis, collaborating with internal teams to measure and demonstrate the effectiveness of grant funding.
Foster strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including department heads, project teams, CHI staff.
Support various departments in aspects of grant and impact management, providing training, guidance and resources to strengthen CHF’s grant and impact management capabilities.
Support the wider CHF team with ad-hoc grants and funding queries as well as with impact report requests
Support the administration of awarded grants, ensuring compliance with all terms and conditions.
Identify opportunities to enhance the long-term impact of CHF’s grants through research, partnerships and best practices.
Embed impact assessment within CHF’s grant-making process.
Manage the continuous development of monitoring and evaluation frameworks to assess the effectiveness and impact of awarded grants.
Measure and report on the impact of CHF funding in collaboration with leadership.
Qualifications and Experience
Minimum 3 years’ experience in a comparable role
Proficient in MS Office; experience with CRM systems (Salesforce desired)
Strong organisational, administrative, and communication skills
Experience in project management or implementing plans/programmes
Experience in impact measurement, monitoring, and evaluation within the nonprofit or healthcare sectors
Experience in the nonprofit sector, with knowledge of governance and compliance is desirable
Relevant professional qualification in monitoring and evaluation, impact measurement, or nonprofit administration is desirable
Trustworthy and discreet, with the ability to maintain confidentiality and professionalism
Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
Strong prioritisation and time management skills, with the ability to deliver on objectives
Proactive and solutions-oriented, demonstrating a high degree of initiative
Terms and Benefits
Flexible hybrid work policy
Cycle to Work Scheme
PRSA: up to 6% contributory subject to eligibility criteria.
TaxSaver Commuter Ticket Scheme available
Employee Assistance Programme
Training and Education allowance
Paid Sick leave – subject to eligibility criteria.
21 days annual leave and five privilege days per annum
If you’re interested, please submit your CV and cover letter to jobs@childrenshealth.ie by close of business on 24 April 2026.
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