15 January 2016

Fresher Non-profit Jobs - Gender & Youth Program Coordinator at Makerere University Walter Reed Project (MUWRP)









Organisation: Makerere

University Walter Reed Project (MUWRP)


Duty

Station:
  Kayunga, Uganda


Reports

to:
Deputy PEPFAR Program Manager


Position

Number:
MUWRP – 010


The Makerere

University Walter Reed Project (MUWRP) is a non-profit HIV research program

that was established in 2002 as a result of a memorandum of understanding

between Makerere University and The Henry M. Jackson foundation for Advancement

of Military Medicine Inc. of USA (HJF). The primary purpose of MUWRP is to

develop, evaluate and provide interventions to mitigate disease threats of

public health importance to Uganda. Activities include; vaccine development and

building of vaccine testing capability in Uganda, conducting of epidemiological

and basic research and provision of HIV Treatment, care and support in Kayunga,

Mukono and Buvuma Districts.


Job

Summary:
The  Gender & Youth Program

Coordinator will offer technical assistance to the MUWRP PEPFAR program in developing

and adopting innovative and evidence based interventions that support service

delivery to youth and adolescents and address gender issues and imbalances that

affect service delivery.


Key

Duties and Responsibilities: 


·        
Manage the planning, implementation, and

evaluation of all gender and Adolescent and Young Adult-related activities in

compliance with Ministry of Health, 

Ministry of Gender, Labor & Social Development and PEPFAR guidelines

policies and procedures.


·        
Leverage resources from the other complementary

programs to support implementation of the Adolescent Girl and Young Women

program.


·        
Ensure integration of gender and Adolescent and

Young Adults -friendly services in planning and implementation of all MUWRP HIV

program activities


·        
Coordinate and monitor performance of NGOs /CBOs  supporting implementation of adolescent girls

and young women program


·        
Create awareness and generate demand for the

Adolescent & Young Adults HIV prevention and care services with a special

focus on adolescent girls and young women.


·        
Support collection, analysis and validation of

baseline and routine program data to support implementation and routine program

monitoring.


·        
Support the integration of HIV prevention

programming into school programs.


·        
Work closely with the Ministry of Gender, Labor

& Social Development and relevant district based structures to support

monitoring and reporting of gender and Adolescents and Young Adults programs


·        
Actively promote the understanding of gender

issues and imbalances and ensure that gender concerns are mainstreamed in all

Adolescents & Young Adults programs.


Qualifications,

Skills and Experience: 


·        
The ideal candidate for the Gender & Youth

Program Coordinator vacancy should hold a degree in Social Work and Social

Administration, Social Sciences, or any other related field


·        
Possession of a Post-graduate level training in

gender studies or behavioral sciences


·        
A minimum of two years’ experience in coordination

of Adolescent and Young Adult Health (AYA) programs


·        
Working knowledge of Adolescent Sexual

Reproductive Health Policies and strategies


·        
Ability reside in Kayunga and to travel on water


·        
Ability to frequently travel to the MUWRP PEPFAR

supported sites in Kayunga, Mukono and Buvuma Islands


All suitably

qualified and interested candidates should download the application form, download here, attach

it together with application letters, CVs, Photocopies of academic

qualifications and three professional referees. The position number (Check top

of advert) and preferred location should clearly be stated in the application

letter.


Please send applications

to:


The Human

Resources and Administration Manager


Makerere

University Walter Reed Project


P.O. Box

16524 Kampala. Uganda


Deadline:

18th January 2016













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