04 February 2016

Programme Coordinator NGO Careers - SOS Children’s Villages



Organization: SOS Children’s Villages


Reports to: Programme Director


Duty Station: Kakiri, Uganda


SOS

Children’s Villages Uganda is an indigenous non-government, social development

organisation affiliated to SOS Children’s Villages International, a worldwide

child care organisation, currently running Children’s Villages and other

projects in 135 countries around the world. SOS has been working in Uganda

since 1991, and runs Children’s Villages and other projects at Kakiri, Entebbe

(Abaita Ababiri), Gulu and in Fort Portal – Kabarole district.


Job Summary: The Programme Coordinator will coordinate and

facilitate the running of the family strengthening programme in Kakiri.


Key Duties and Responsibilities: 

  • Oversee the planning of the programme’s

    activities according to the needs and priorities of the local community in

    particular, those of orphans and vulnerable children and their families.

  • Carry out regular monitoring and review of

    activities aimed at ensuring that the programme continues to provide

    relevant and quality services that lead to self-reliance of families and

    the community

  • Work closely with the community development

    structures, other NGOs and government departments for effective service

    delivery to programme participants.

  • Facilitate the development, with full

    participation of the supported households to identify appropriate

    individual household IGA/business plan to meet the economic &

    nutritional needs of vulnerable households;

  • Conduct  post IGA & FS training workshop

    evaluation, to state its results at outcome level.

  • Assess identified households for IGA &

    Family Strengthening support to determine their credit-worthiness,

    trainability, reliability and willingness to engage in IGA & Family

    Sstrengthening

  • Offer technical support to the Family

    Strengthening Programme Officers in the preparation of formative research

    designs and identifying responsive indicators.

  • Prepare and submit timely progress reports

    including success stories to the Programme Director or as requested by

    National office on programme interventions.

  • Develop fundable proposals to support orphans

    and vulnerable families within the communities.


Qualifications, Skills and Experience: 

  • The ideal candidate for the Programme

    Coordinator vacancy should hold a University degree in community

    development related social sciences disciplines such as social work,

    sociology, development studies, economics, agriculture, rural development.

    Additional training in project planning and management, M& E systems

    will be an added advantage.

  • A minimum of three years’ experience in

    implementing community development or OVC support programmes.

  • Broad knowledge and understanding of child

    rights, child development, family and community development, rights based

    programming and management of CBOs.

  • Broad understanding and ability to apply

    community development participatory methodologies.

  • Good sociocultural awareness of working in

    vulnerable communities of Kakiri

  • Demonstrated expertise in sampling

    techniques, data collection and analysis with excellent computer skills.

  • Possession of a motor cycle riding license

    (as well as practical experience in riding is an added advantage.

  • Ability to speak and communicate fluently in

    a local language spoken in the location.


All

applicants, who meet the specified job requirements, should send their

application letters enclosing detailed Curriculum Vitae, current salary

information, copies of academic transcripts and certificates, including

telephone contact and details of at least three references to the address

below. Please send your application by email indicating in the subject tine the

position title and use standard file types such as Microsoft Word (.doc) and

Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) and send all documents in one file attachment for emails.

(Attachments which do not follow this procedure will not be considered).


The

Human Resource Coordinator,


SOS

Children’s Villages Uganda,


25

km on Kampala-Entebbe Rd, Abaita Ababiri,


P.O.

Box 27510, Kampala. Uganda


Deadline: 10th February, 2016




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