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• Provide oversight and coordination support
  for sub-county levels case management systems strengthening efforts
• The incumbent will oversee the logistics for
  all key case management activities including assessments, trainings and
  technical assistance
• Acts as the focal person for staff TA
  requests, follow-up and linkages within the project and across partners
• Strengthen case management referral between
  clinic and socio-economic services
• Offer support to districts and CSOs to
  develop evidence-based plans and strategies for improved OVC service
  delivery and case management
• Plan and conduct training and orientation
  sessions for community OVC volunteers in HIV/AIDS care and support, case
  management and referral coordination for improved
• Maintain the project calendar on key
  trainings and meetings; initiate dialogue on potential conflicts and
  solutions
• Actively participate in regular (quarterly)
  updating of the District OVC service directory
• Prepare monthly case management reports,
  quarterly, annual and end of project reports
• Manage the documentation including filing and
  storage of case management tools, sample documents, presentations, meeting
  minutes, etc.
• In charge of tracking progress through
  Household action Plans
• Document case management best practices for
  sharing across program teams and with CSO and government partners
• Oversee the overall implementation of case
  management activities
• Significantly contribute to the growth,
  consolidation and sustainability of FOC REV
• Represent FOC REV at conferences, workshops
  and meetings to share and disseminate research reports, best practices and
  other project documentaries on vulnerable children and youth

• The ideal candidate for the USAID Project
  Officer – Case Management jobs should preferably hold a Bachelor’s degree
  in Social Work, public health, social sciences, education or related
  qualification from recognized university
• Possession of a Post-graduate training in
  child protection methodologies and best practices
• One year of experience in implementing child
  protections in partnership with local governments and/or CSOs
• Previous experience/knowledge of case
  management identification and assessments, planning, referral and support
  services, monitoring, review and closure tools will be added advantage
• Excellent interpersonal and communication
  skills
• Highly developed ability to problem solving
• Ability to work independently, multi-task and
  take initiative.
• Strong capabilities in Monitoring and
  Evaluation
• Demonstrated potential for learning new
  skills
• Familiarity with OVC- and HIV-related
  programming

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