Diseases Institute (IDI)
organization which is a partnership of infectious diseases and public health
specialists. The overall objective of the IDI is to strengthen health systems
with strong emphasis on Infectious Diseases, through Research and Capacity
Development. IDI has five operational areas through which it works to achieve
its mission: Prevention, Care and Treatment; Training, Research and Laboratory
services (provided through a partnership with the Makerere University – John
Hopkins University Core Lab) and Outreach.
and Vulnerable Children (OVC) Programme Coordinator provides technical
oversight, operational coordination and management including; planning,
implementation, capacity enhancement, monitoring/evaluation and reporting to
delivery of high quality OVC care and support services in the West Nile region.
Responsibilities:
Oversee
the implementation of OVC activities in all supported districts and communities
Support
functionality of OVC coordination structures at sub-district, district and
stakeholder levels in all the supported districts.
Oversee
achievement of OVC performance targets in line with technical standards, best
practices and donor guidelines.
Develop
comprehensive work plans and budgets for the implementation of quality OVC
activities
Carry
out field visits to support OVC activities and use the learning to
continuously modify programming
Continuously
document new developments in OVC programming and align them to proposed
activities.
Lead
training, mentorship and other capacity building initiatives among OVC service
providers
Strengthen
reporting on OVC activities through National OVC Management Information System
in the region.
Prepare
and submit periodic reports as per the organizational, government and donor
requirements.
Experience:
The IDI Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC)
Programme Coordinator should hold a Bachelor’s
degree in Social Work and Social Administration, social sciences or any other
related field
Possession
of a post-graduate diploma in project planning and management will be an added
advantage
At
least five years’ recent experience in designing, implementing and managing OVC
programs
Previous
experience in implementing donor-funded projects
Familiarity
with OVC programming in Uganda
Excellent
computer skills (Microsoft Office Programs).
application cover letter, CVs (with 2 professional referees) and copies of
their academic credentials to:
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