Information & Communications Officer - Uganda (voluntary)
InfoEmployer: Australian Red Cross
Work Type/s: Volunteer
Classification/s: Administration, Communications & Marketing, Early Childhood, Health Care & Promotion, International Aid & Development
Sector/s: Not For Profit (NFP)
Location: International
Job posted on: 16 April, 2012.
Applications close: 06 May, 2012.
Support a network of organisations in Uganda to deliver more effective malaria and children’s health services by sharing critical information and technical resources with each other.
This is a volunteer assignment under the Australian Volunteers for International Development program, an Australian Government, AusAID initiative. Airfares, living allowances, accommodation, insurance and other support is provided through the program.The Malaria and Childhood Illness Secretariat (MACIS) is a registered network of 450 civil society organisations in Uganda, all of which are engaged in malaria and maternal & child health activities.
MACIS wants to improve communication with its member organisations through meetings, email and its website.
It is seeking an AVID volunteer to help develop newsletters and other communication products, assist with proposals, monitor and participate in key health-related events and establish links to onsite learning platforms to help its members.
Strong writing skillsExperience developing administrative and information systemsQualifications in social sciences, health, community development, communications or related fieldSelf awareness, cultural sensitivity, flexibility and adaptability, resilienceVisit www.redcross.org.au/information-comms-uganda.aspx for a role profile and application form.
Contact the International Volunteer team on (03) 9345 1834 for any queries.
How to apply for this jobComplete the application form and send it, with a current CV, to internationalvolunteers@redcross.org.au, using the subject: Information & Communications Officer application via EthicalJobs
To be eligible, applicants must be 18 years and over, Australian citizens or permanent residents, or New Zealand citizens with Special Category Visas.
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