Programme Manager Health at Voluntary Service Overseas 123 views0 applications


Health Programme Development and Delivery: Lead the development and delivery of the VSO Uganda Health programme strategy and signature package. Ensure cross cutting themes (gender, inclusion and climate change) are included as well as integration with other thematic areas (livelihoods, education and governance).

Analyse and understand the health development context and needs, key stakeholders and strategic partners.

By applying the VSO people first principles ensure staff, volunteers, partners and primary actors are engaged in development, planning and review processes

Ensure effective, high-quality, and timely health projects in compliance with VSO procedures, donor and government regulations; deliver against timeframes and output and outcome targets/ objectives within the programme strategy and project plans

Ensure narrative and financial reporting within agreed deadlines is in place and up-to-date as per VSO guidelines and donor requirements.

Programme Funding: Proactively identify health funding opportunities and partners. Work with Head of Programmes (HoP), Regional Funding Adviser and Country Director to develop concepts and proposals.

Budgeting and Forecasting:

Develop realistic project plans and budgets, ensuring compliance with donor requirements and that resources (volunteers, staff and funding) are allocated appropriately and achieve value for money. Including full participation in the annual budget process.

Maintain and regularly review financial plans/budgets to deliver programme/project objectives; ensure effective grants management and expenditure within agreed budgets; identify any areas of variance and communicated to HoP (project team and partners) with suggested corrective actions; Ensure VSO’s financial and procurement requirements are adhered to by project team and partners.

Monitoring and Evaluation: With the M&E staff, lead the design and delivery of appropriate M&E mechanisms to measure, document and disseminate progress, good practices and impact in health programme. Producing good quality communications materials from VSOs Health work; providing early warnings were performance is below target; and that reporting is in line with VSO and donor requirements.

Ensure monthly progress, quarterly review meetings and monitoring visits are conducted to ensure implementation is on track according activity plans and targets in log frames; Ensure activity and monthly reports are submitted by staff, volunteers and partners; reports are reviewed with feedback provided.

Facilitate a culture of learning and knowledge sharing between staff, volunteers and partners.

Partnership Development and Management: Develop and maintain good networks and relationships with key stakeholders and partners. Build and support networks between key stakeholders (donors, other agencies, volunteers, partners etc) to strengthen programme impact; ensure application of VSO people first principles in the partnerships.

Represent VSO and develop effective working relationships with district and national governments, and at internal and external events and meetings.

Volunteer Management and Support: work with the programme support team to induct, orient and provide on-going support to volunteers.

Engage volunteers in planning and review processes, supporting them to identify linkages between their work and delivery of VSOs goals.

Line Management: manage, coach and motivate a high performing health team within the performance management framework ensuring application of VSO people first principles. Conduct monthly 1-2-1 meetings with direct reports.

Conduct quarterly support supervision visits to Health partners and volunteers to support the partnerships, ensure quality standards and mitigate risk; provide on the job coaching and support as needed.

Other Duties:

Deputise for the HoP or other colleagues as required. Fulfil other appropriate level responsibilities as defined by the HoP from time to time.

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VSO is the world’s leading independent international development organisation that works through volunteers to fight poverty in developing countries. VSO's high-impact approach involves bringing people together to share skills, build capabilities, promote international understanding and action, and change lives to make the world a fairer place for all

Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) began in 1958 when Alec and Moira Dickson recruited and sent 16 British volunteers overseas in response to a letter from the Bishop of Portsmouth asking for people to teach English in Borneo.

Much has changed since then. VSO has engaged over 43,000 volunteers to work on international development programmes in more than 120 countries.

We’ve gone from being a UK charity to an international one. In 2013/2014 alone, our volunteers trained over 174,000 people, and delivered services that had an impact on the lives of almost 2 million.

Today, VSO is a truly global organisation. We recruit skilled volunteers from all over the world, and from all sectors of society, including business leaders, parliamentarians and young people.

Currently, over 30% of our people come from within the country of their placement. We also send increasing numbers of people from one developing country to another.

We're always looking for new ways to turn human energy and ingenuity into lasting change. We still send professionals to share their skills with their local counterparts, but we’ve embraced a range of methods that allow us to provide whatever kind of help is needed most, including promoting international understanding and action, knowledge sharing and youth exchanges.

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0 USD Kampala CF 3201 Abc road Full Time , 40 hours per week Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO)

Health Programme Development and Delivery: Lead the development and delivery of the VSO Uganda Health programme strategy and signature package. Ensure cross cutting themes (gender, inclusion and climate change) are included as well as integration with other thematic areas (livelihoods, education and governance).

Analyse and understand the health development context and needs, key stakeholders and strategic partners.

By applying the VSO people first principles ensure staff, volunteers, partners and primary actors are engaged in development, planning and review processes

Ensure effective, high-quality, and timely health projects in compliance with VSO procedures, donor and government regulations; deliver against timeframes and output and outcome targets/ objectives within the programme strategy and project plans

Ensure narrative and financial reporting within agreed deadlines is in place and up-to-date as per VSO guidelines and donor requirements.

Programme Funding: Proactively identify health funding opportunities and partners. Work with Head of Programmes (HoP), Regional Funding Adviser and Country Director to develop concepts and proposals.

Budgeting and Forecasting:

Develop realistic project plans and budgets, ensuring compliance with donor requirements and that resources (volunteers, staff and funding) are allocated appropriately and achieve value for money. Including full participation in the annual budget process.

Maintain and regularly review financial plans/budgets to deliver programme/project objectives; ensure effective grants management and expenditure within agreed budgets; identify any areas of variance and communicated to HoP (project team and partners) with suggested corrective actions; Ensure VSO's financial and procurement requirements are adhered to by project team and partners.

Monitoring and Evaluation: With the M&E staff, lead the design and delivery of appropriate M&E mechanisms to measure, document and disseminate progress, good practices and impact in health programme. Producing good quality communications materials from VSOs Health work; providing early warnings were performance is below target; and that reporting is in line with VSO and donor requirements.

Ensure monthly progress, quarterly review meetings and monitoring visits are conducted to ensure implementation is on track according activity plans and targets in log frames; Ensure activity and monthly reports are submitted by staff, volunteers and partners; reports are reviewed with feedback provided.

Facilitate a culture of learning and knowledge sharing between staff, volunteers and partners.

Partnership Development and Management: Develop and maintain good networks and relationships with key stakeholders and partners. Build and support networks between key stakeholders (donors, other agencies, volunteers, partners etc) to strengthen programme impact; ensure application of VSO people first principles in the partnerships.

Represent VSO and develop effective working relationships with district and national governments, and at internal and external events and meetings.

Volunteer Management and Support: work with the programme support team to induct, orient and provide on-going support to volunteers.

Engage volunteers in planning and review processes, supporting them to identify linkages between their work and delivery of VSOs goals.

Line Management: manage, coach and motivate a high performing health team within the performance management framework ensuring application of VSO people first principles. Conduct monthly 1-2-1 meetings with direct reports.

Conduct quarterly support supervision visits to Health partners and volunteers to support the partnerships, ensure quality standards and mitigate risk; provide on the job coaching and support as needed.

Other Duties:

Deputise for the HoP or other colleagues as required. Fulfil other appropriate level responsibilities as defined by the HoP from time to time.

2017-10-02

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