KwaZulu‑Natal EPWP is recruiting Community Crime Prevention Coordinators and Team Leaders for 2026, with 65 posts available. This programme provides structured workplace exposure and community development opportunities in crime prevention initiatives.
Vacancy Overview
Position: Community Crime Prevention Coordinators & Team Leaders
Employer: KwaZulu‑Natal Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP)
Location: KwaZulu‑Natal Province
Category: Public Service / Community Development
Closing Date: 11 September 2026
Posts Available: 65
Responsibilities
Coordinate community crime prevention projects
Lead and supervise teams in local communities
Engage with stakeholders including SAPS, municipalities, and residents
Conduct awareness campaigns on crime prevention and safety
Ensure compliance with EPWP policies and reporting standards
Requirements
Education: Matric (Grade 12) required; post‑school qualification advantageous
Eligibility: South African citizens residing in KwaZulu‑Natal
Skills & Competencies:
Communication and interpersonal skills
Leadership and problem‑solving abilities
Knowledge of community safety and crime prevention practices
Attributes: Integrity, professionalism, eagerness to serve, adaptability
Benefits
Structured workplace learning under EPWP
Monthly stipend during the programme
Exposure to public service and community safety operations
Career growth opportunities in government and community development
Application Process
Prepare an updated CV highlighting community service and leadership experience.
Attach certified copies of ID, academic transcripts, and qualifications.
Apply directly via the KwaZulu‑Natal EPWP application portal before the closing date in 11 September 2026.
If not contacted within 30 days after closing, consider the application unsuccessful.
Quick CV Tips
Highlight your Matric certificate and any community involvement.
Emphasize leadership roles and teamwork skills.
Keep contact details, location, and latest experience easy to find.
Submit before the official deadline.
This EPWP programme is an excellent opportunity for young South Africans in KwaZulu‑Natal to gain structured training and practical exposure in crime prevention, while contributing to safer communities.
