Station: Arua,
Kiryandongo, Adjumani and Kokobo, Uganda
/ Head of Office
US:
is helping mothers and families around the world give their children a safe
start in life and give their communities the best chance of a peaceful future. Children
represent both the immediate present and the society’s future, which is why
protecting those childhoods is the key to breaking the cycle of violence. When
war breaks out, children look to those close to them for protection.
Officer will be responsible for delivering a safe from the start War Child
Canada SGBV programme for South Sudanese refugees and host communities.
Responsibilities:
- Assisting survivors and persons at risk of
SGBV to access lifesaving protection services. - In charge of delivering protection
activities that promote increased access to services for SGBV survivors. - Supporting facilitation of training of
trainers (ToT). - In charge of developing plans and
facilitate community awareness raising sessions on protection and SGBV. - Collect and maintain data relevant to
monitoring and evaluating the project and with the assistance of the
Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, analyze and prepare reports on results. - In charge of developing and maintaining strong
knowledge management practice. - Perform any other related duties as shall
be assigned by War Child Canada.
Experience:
- The War Child Canada Protection Officers
should hold a university degree preferably in law, community development,
education, psychology, health sciences, political science or a related
field. - A minimum of two years’ experience working
with community, preferably refugees and SGBV. - High level of enthusiasm and a community-focused
individual who is resilient to adversities and committed to child
protection and working with and for survivors and persons at risk of SGBV. - Fluency in local languages relevant to
listed field location and an excellent working knowledge of spoken and
written English. - Computer literacy i.e. proficiency in
Microsoft Excel, word and email applications. - Excellent understanding of issues
important to women and children affected by war. - Excellent communication and negotiation
skills
CV, cover letter indicating clearly daytime telephone contact and active email
address, photocopies of relevant certificates (both professional and
vocational) and contact information of at least three professional referees.
Please clearly indicate position and location you are applying for.
Application Packages to any of the following War Child Canada Offices: Kampala:
2nd floor, Plot 944 Ggaba Road, Kansanga.
and other equity-seeking candidates are encouraged to apply. Only short-listed
candidates will be contacted.
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