Title: Livelihoods Officer
Places (DP)
with frequent travel to the Head Office in Kampala, Uganda
Project Lead
is a registered Christian Non Governmental Organization
specialises in the rescue, rehabilitation, reconciliation, resettlement and
follow-up of children living on the streets. The overall objective of DP is to
have a society where every child has a chest to rest their head on and a place
to call home.
Karamojong resettlement units/ families where the children are resettled,
ensure that their families have sustainable food and Income.
- Ensure that an accurate baseline survey for the Karamoja project is
conducted, data collected, analysed and shared with the relevant persons. - Conduct the process of identifying and preparing the target
communities and households for the project. - Document the Project processes and procedures and oversee its
implementation and success - Monitor the project to see its success.
- Assist in Planning and budgeting for the resettled children’s
families in Karamoja. - Develop individual care plans for every family on the program and
ensure effectiveness in its implementation - Assist in developing, setting up and running child right clubs in
partner schools to empower children at risk of trafficking and unsafe
migration claim their rights. - Update the families’ files with reports on their sustainability
progress - Coordinate with all agencies implementing projects in the target communities
and get update information on their plans and ongoing projects - Facilitate delivery of all project inputs to the target
beneficiaries and ensure proper record keeping - Conduct all the community skills development meetings planned in the
project. - Facilitate implementation of all other field based activities
planned in the project - Put in place a group savings mechanism under the project.
- Conducting review meetings with the target groups and train groups
on cross cutting issues that include but not limited to HIV/AIDS, Gender
and Sanitation. - Participate in the regular M&E reviews of this project and make
contribution in redesigning of some strategy when need arises - Prepare timely (activity based, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and
annual) narrative reports and submit to the - Sensitize the families of the children at risk of trafficking and
unsafe migration to protect their children from traffickers and encourage
them to stay in school. - Advocate for improvement of living standards in Napak communities
and the surrounding region - Participate in advocacy for the rights of children through specific
campaigns, partnership and working with Civil society organizations to
protect the rights and best interest of children (specifically children
vulnerable to trafficking and unsafe migration) - Any other roles as may be delegated by the supervisor and line
Director
- The ideal candidate for the Dwelling Places Livelihoods Officer job
placement should hold a Degree in General agriculture or Agro-forestry or
social work and administration with a background of agriculture or related
field preferred - Three years of experience in community livelihoods experience
preferred - Born again Christian
- Background of social work is an added advantage
- Knowledge and understanding of the Karamojong people and language is required
- Experience in upgrading the economic and social livelihoods of
communities - Good interpersonal skills; able to relate to all levels of
management and staff - Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Excellent organizational and time-management skills
- Proficient skills in Microsoft Office
- Ability to manage files and filing systems
- Strategic thinker with strong analytical skills, good judgment &
strong focus - Ability to perform social work roles with all age groups.
qualified and interested candidates are encouraged to send the following;
- A handwritten application letter with
and updated CV with academic qualifications - A pastor’s letter, LC1 Letter and letter
of recommendation from previous employer - Two passport size photos
applications to: Dwelling Places Head Office – Off Nalukolongo Masaka road near
Mutundwe Police Station between 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday or email
to: [email protected] or call 0312-513701
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