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CDECHS Security Guard Jobs 2026 Islamabad

CDECHS security guard jobs 2026 in Islamabad




By the ixjob.pk editorial team. Last updated 7 November 2026.

CDECHS security guard jobs 2026 offers one Security Guard post for a retired Pakistan Army candidate in Islamabad. Submit your application at the CDECHS office within 7 days of publication, so the approximate last date is Saturday 14 November 2026.

The post also carries salary with free accommodation and food, although the listing gives no pay figure. CDECHS stands for the Committee for Development and Empowerment of Children with Special Needs, and its office sits in Sector E-16/3, Near Toll Plaza, Islamabad.

Because the post asks for a retired soldier, it suits one clear group of readers. Read this guide before you travel, since the window is short and the listing names only one post.

Contents

CDECHS security guard jobs 2026 at a glance

Detail Advertisement
Organisation Committee for Development and Empowerment of Children with Special Needs (CDECHS)
Post Security Guard
Total posts 1
Qualification Ex-Pakistan Army (retired)
Posted Saturday 7 November 2026
How to apply Submit application at the office
Last date Within 7 days of publication (approximate: Saturday 14 November 2026)
Office address Secretary, CDECHS, Sector E-16/3, Near Toll Plaza, Islamabad
Contact 051-2226849; 0315-2604184
Benefits Salary, free accommodation and food (no figures given)

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The table above holds every fact the listing prints, so use it as your quick check before you plan the visit.

Vacancies and post details

S# Post Qualification Posts
1 Security Guard Ex-Pakistan Army (retired) 1

Only one post is open, and it goes to a retired Pakistan Army candidate. For that reason, the round stays simple: one post, one clear requirement, and one apply route.

No other post appears in this listing, so readers looking for a different role should check the related jobs at the end of this guide.

What CDECHS does

CDECHS is the Committee for Development and Empowerment of Children with Special Needs. Its full name, therefore, points to work with children with special needs, although the listing itself gives no detail about its programs or daily work.

This guide, as a result, stays with the job facts the listing prints. What matters is the post itself: one guard post, one stated requirement, and an office visit to apply.

Who should apply

This post suits a retired Pakistan Army soldier who wants guard work in Islamabad. Army service, after all, builds the discipline and watchfulness that guard duty needs, so a retired soldier starts with a clear edge here.

A reader who retired from another service, on the other hand, does not meet the stated requirement, because the listing names ex-Pakistan Army only. Similarly, a civilian with no army service should wait for a different opening, since this round asks for retired army background alone.

Retired soldiers can also check Pakistan Army Jobs 2026 for more army-linked openings, although that guide covers serving and fresh candidates too.

What the post offers

The listing promises salary with free accommodation and food. It gives no pay figure, however, so no salary amount appears in this guide or in the job schema.

Free accommodation and food still matter, because they cut the daily cost of living near the duty place. Ask about the exact pay and the accommodation setup at the office when you submit your application, since the listing leaves both points open.

Where the post is based

The office sits in Sector E-16/3, Near Toll Plaza, Islamabad, and that is also the place where you submit the application. The listing describes the organisation as Rawalpindi/Islamabad, and the office address sits in Islamabad near the Toll Plaza.

Readers in Rawalpindi can also check the Latest CMH Rawalpindi Jobs 2026 guide. For a security role in the capital, the Islamabad Police Dolphin Force Jobs 2026 guide is another option, although its requirements differ.

How to apply at the office

There is no online form for this post, so you apply by visiting the office in person. To begin with, write the application and gather the papers from the next section, then plan the visit early in the window.

  1. Write a short application for the Security Guard post, addressed to the Secretary, CDECHS.
  2. Carry the papers listed in the next section, and keep a copy of your application with you.
  3. Visit the CDECHS office at Sector E-16/3, Near Toll Plaza, Islamabad, within 7 days of publication.
  4. Submit the application at the office, and note the date and time of your visit for your own record.

The listing gives two contact numbers, 051-2226849 and 0315-2604184, so call ahead to confirm the office timing before you travel.

What to carry to the office

The listing names no document list, so this section gives practical preparation only, not a requirement from the listing.

Carry a written application for the Security Guard post, addressed to the Secretary, CDECHS. Also carry your CNIC and the papers that prove your retired Pakistan Army status, because that status is the one qualification the listing states.

Keep copies of each paper, and keep one copy of the submitted application for your own record. If you hold any service record or discharge paper, take that too.

Pre-submit checklist

Run through this list before you leave for the office, because a missed item can waste the trip.

  • Confirm that you are a retired Pakistan Army candidate, since that is the stated requirement.
  • Write the application for the Security Guard post and address it to the Secretary, CDECHS.
  • Pack your CNIC and your retirement papers, with a copy of each.
  • Plan the visit within 7 days of publication, and aim for an early day rather than the last one.
  • Save the office address, Sector E-16/3, Near Toll Plaza, Islamabad, and the contact numbers 051-2226849 and 0315-2604184.

Common mistakes to avoid

First, waiting until the last day, because the window runs only 7 days from publication and a late visit means a missed chance. Second, travelling to the office without a written application, since the listing asks you to submit an application at the office.

Third, applying without retired army status, because the listing names ex-Pakistan Army only. Finally, guessing the salary or the last date from another website, since this guide states the pay as ungiven and the date as approximate.

Frequently asked questions

About the post

How many Security Guard posts are open at CDECHS?
One Security Guard post is open in this round.

Who can apply for the CDECHS Security Guard post?
A retired Pakistan Army candidate can apply, since the listing asks for ex-Pakistan Army background.

What salary does the CDECHS Security Guard post offer?
The listing says salary is provided, with free accommodation and food, but it gives no pay figure.

Applying and contact

What is the last date to apply for CDECHS security guard jobs 2026?
The listing says within 7 days of publication, so the approximate last date is Saturday 14 November 2026.

How do I apply for the CDECHS Security Guard post?
Submit a written application at the CDECHS office in Sector E-16/3, Near Toll Plaza, Islamabad, within 7 days of publication.

Where is the CDECHS office?
The office is at Sector E-16/3, Near Toll Plaza, Islamabad, and applications go to the Secretary, CDECHS.

How can I contact CDECHS about this post?
Call 051-2226849 or 0315-2604184 for contact with the CDECHS office.

Last date and next step

Applications close within 7 days of publication, so the approximate last date is Saturday 14 November 2026. Treat that date as approximate, because the listing gives a 7-day window rather than a printed calendar date.

When you are a retired Pakistan Army candidate, prepare the application now and visit the office early in the window. Readers who want a guard post abroad can also check Security Guard Jobs Bahrain 2026.

ixjob.pk is not affiliated with the Committee for Development and Empowerment of Children with Special Needs (CDECHS).

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