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Work From Anywhere: Child Helpline International Opens €400/Day Remote Research Consultant Opportunity
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Child Helpline International
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Remote
Deadline
Sunday, August 23, 2026 at 12:00 AM (15 days left)Posted
Thursday, August 6, 2026Job Title
Work From Anywhere: Child Helpline International Opens €400/Day Remote Research Consultant Opportunity
Organization
Child Helpline International
Location
Remote
Salary / Stipend
Not disclosed
Research Consultant for Innovating Child Helpline Data Collection and Analysis (Remote)
Child Helpline International (CHI) is inviting applications for a Research Consultant – Innovating Child Helpline Data Collection and Analysis to support an important global initiative focused on strengthening data governance and child protection.
Job Title: Research Consultant – Innovating Child Helpline Data Collection and Analysis
Location: Remote (Work from Anywhere Worldwide)
Closing Date: 23 August 2026
Contract: Freelance/Consultancy (15 Working Days)
Start Date: 13 September 2026
End Date: 15 November 2026
Experience Level: Mid-Level
Salary: €400 per day (Maximum Contract Value: €6,000)
This fully remote consultancy offers experienced data governance and legal professionals an opportunity to contribute to safer, more effective data-sharing practices across a global network of child helplines operating in more than 130 countries and territories.
The successful consultant will help develop robust data-sharing frameworks that enhance the protection of children’s sensitive information while supporting evidence-based child protection systems worldwide.
About Child Helpline International
Child Helpline International (CHI) is the world’s largest collective of child helplines, bringing together more than 150 member organizations across over 130 countries and territories.
The organization collects, coordinates, and analyzes information from child helplines and partners to strengthen child protection systems, influence policy, and amplify children’s voices globally.
About the Consultancy
As part of the “Innovating Child Helpline Data Collection and Analysis for Lasting Impact” initiative, CHI is improving how child helpline data is collected, managed, shared, and analyzed.
The consultant will provide specialist expertise in data governance, privacy, and legal compliance to ensure that new data-sharing arrangements meet international standards while protecting highly sensitive children’s data.
The assignment builds upon existing research already completed by CHI and will focus on translating findings into practical governance tools, legal templates, and risk assessments.
Required Qualifications
Applicants should possess:
Demonstrated expertise in data governance and data protection law (GDPR or equivalent).
Practical experience drafting data-sharing agreements or Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs).
Experience conducting Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) or similar risk assessments.
Experience working across international or multi-country legal environments.
Strong understanding of privacy considerations relating to children’s or other sensitive data.
Ability to convert legal analysis into practical policies, templates, and recommendations.
Strong independent project management skills.
Excellent written English, particularly for legal and technical documentation.
Desirable Qualifications
Preference will be given to candidates with:
Experience working with child protection systems or child helplines.
Experience within international NGO or membership-based networks.
Fluency in additional languages including:
French
Spanish
Arabic
Other languages relevant to CHI’s global membership.
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Key Responsibilities
The selected consultant will:
Review CHI’s existing research and data-sharing findings.
Participate as a specialist advisor during CHI-led member focus group discussions.
Provide legal and data governance recommendations.
Conduct a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) or equivalent risk assessment.
Assess legal processing requirements and cross-border data transfer mechanisms.
Draft updated data-sharing agreement templates for:
Governmental child helplines
Non-governmental child helplines
Ensure agreements cover both aggregate and disaggregated data.
Develop recommendations that align with international data protection and child safeguarding principles.
Participate in project meetings and revise documents based on stakeholder feedback.
Expected Deliverables
The consultant will deliver:
Recommendations on CHI’s internal data-sharing findings.
Two updated data-sharing agreement templates.
A comprehensive Data Protection Impact Assessment (or equivalent risk assessment).
Guidance covering:
Legal basis for processing
Cross-border data transfers
Data retention
Data deletion protocols
Contract Duration
Approximately 15 working days
Assignment delivered over around two months
Focus group participation scheduled for late September 2026
Final deliverables due by 15 November 2026
Salary and Benefits
Successful applicants will receive:
€400 gross per working day
Maximum contract value of €6,000
Fully remote work from anywhere in the world
Flexible working arrangements
Opportunity to collaborate with an international network of child protection organizations
Meaningful work supporting children’s rights and wellbeing globally
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their applications before 23 August 2026.
Applicants are encouraged to review the full Terms of Reference (https://childhelplineinternational.org/research-consultant-for-innovating-child-helpline-data-collection-and-analysis/) before applying and ensure they meet the required qualifications and availability for the consultancy period. VIEW FULL ADVERT/ APPLY HERE (https://childhelplineinternational.org/research-consultant-for-innovating-child-helpline-data-collection-and-analysis/)
Why Join Child Helpline International?
This consultancy offers an opportunity to influence how sensitive child protection data is governed worldwide.
The successful consultant will help strengthen international standards for ethical data sharing while supporting organizations dedicated to protecting children and young people.
Professionals with expertise in privacy law, data governance, and child safeguarding will have the opportunity to make a lasting contribution to global child protection systems.
Application Deadline
2026-08-23T00:00:00+00:00
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