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The New loveLife Trust is a nonprofit that campaigns with nationwide community level outreach and supports programmes that promote healthy, HIV-free living among South African teens. loveLife has reached unprecedented scale in implementing cutting-edge comprehensive and combined social behaviour change programming face-to-face with adolescents.

The Trust seeks to appoint a Project Manager, to be based in Polokwane.

Total remuneration package: R20 000 per month

New loveLife Trust is supporting Terraform in conducting a community based project. The project will provide information on HIV prevalence as well as HIV incidence estimates and other challenges that the communities are facing on daily basis particularly which are affecting the young people within the Limpopo identified areas.  These challenges may include unemployment, teenage pregnancy, HIV risk, drugs and alcohol abuse and other influence within the community.

Responsibilities:

  • Oversee the Terraform projects in Limpopo
  • Management, coordination and implementation of project tasks
  • Manage the realisation of project outputs and outcomes through activities in line with the project design
  • Develop a detailed project plan in liaison with other project staff to monitor and track progress
  • Manage project risk and develop preventative measures
  • Liaise and successfully manage relations with all project stakeholders involved, e.g. Nurses, Doctors and Department of Correctional Service staff members to ensure their active participation in project activities)
  • Liaise with network partners to ensure their effective contribution to the project
  • Monitor the progress of project implementation and make adjustments as necessary to ensure successful completion of the project
  • Monitor all project budgeted expenditures
  • Ensure that all project financial records are up to date
  • Facilitate and supervise project activities
  • Manage project budget in liaison with the Finance Manager
  • Fulfil any other duties in the implementation of the project
  • Perform other duties as assigned by Management

Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree in social sciences, disability, project management, financial management, education or similar field
  • Minimum three years of professional experience in coordination, project formulation and implementation with administrative role in academia and/or civil society organisations
  • Proven experience in Project Management with multiple team members
  • Knowledge and experience in national multi-stakeholder networking and in liaising with governmental departments
  • Willingness to travel within South Africa to participate in, organise and monitor project activities
  • Displays cultural, gender, religion, race, nationality and age sensitivity and adaptability
  • Ability to work well under pressure
  • Strong planning and organisational skills;
  • Report writing and presentation skills;
  • Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office – including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
  • Self-motivated, a self-starter and able to work with limited supervision;
  • Ability to use own initiative and take ownership of his/her tasks

To apply, submit a summarised CV (no certificates) to [email protected] quoting the position in the subject line.

The New loveLife Trust reserves the right to amend and/or withdraw adverts at any time without notification.

If you do not receive any feedback on your application within six weeks from the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.

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Since its launch in 1999, loveLife has been obsessed with improving the lives of young people – first through the prevention of HIV infection and now including holistic youth development. ’.

In its 18 years of existence, the organisation has touched the lives of millions of youngsters – last year alone the organisation’s programmes reached 1.8 million people in communities in all nine provinces in South Africa.

With over 60% of the country’s population being made up of young people, we believe that if we address the issues facing the youth in a fundamental way we can unleash and unlock tremendous potential that lies within in them.

We have an amazing, credible platform to speak to the hearts and minds of young people – to power a future through the energies of young people. There is a bright future for this country, and it is in the hands of the youth who should, whatever the circumstances, never sacrifice their potential on the bedrock of personal or historic disadvantage.

So loveLife has the potential to really change the experience of the youth in this country –we believe that each young person is born with the potential to succeed, to be anything that they want to be provided they have the support and encouragement to do so. But social ills including unemployment, gender-based violence, substance and alcohol abuse, teenage pregnancy, and HIV infection, among others, continue to place young people at risk. To address through the use of its innovative programmatic approaches, loveLife continues with its strategic objectives of:

  • Reducing HIV infection among young people;
  • Reducing teen pregnancy;
  • Keeping young girls in school; and
  • Improving employment opportunities for young people.

This not-for-profit organisation addresses the individual, societal and structural drivers of high-risk behaviour through combining multimedia campaigns, community-level outreach, clinical and psycho-social services.Our leadership programmes are implemented by a national youth volunteer corps known as groundBREAKERs and mpintshis. These change agents work in more than 8000 schools nationwide from 900 bases in loveLife Y-Centres, youth-friendly clinics, and social franchises.Our new brand offering, Powering the Future, positions youth leadership as the dynamo for future growth and sustainability. Youthfulness, action, passion and innovation are our values – anchoring all that we do.Major funding for loveLife is from the National Department of Health, the National Department of Social Development and Sport and Recreation South Africa. Additional funding is provided by Mpumalanga Department of Social Development, North West Department of Social Development, Anglo American, Berco Express, Royal Bafokeng Nation, Volkswagen, KfW, National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund, 2010 FIFA World Cup Legacy Trust, The German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the National Youth Development Agency and Football for Hope.

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0 USD Polokwane CF 3201 Abc road Full Time , 40 hours per week LoveLife Trust

The New loveLife Trust is a nonprofit that campaigns with nationwide community level outreach and supports programmes that promote healthy, HIV-free living among South African teens. loveLife has reached unprecedented scale in implementing cutting-edge comprehensive and combined social behaviour change programming face-to-face with adolescents.

The Trust seeks to appoint a Project Manager, to be based in Polokwane.

Total remuneration package: R20 000 per month

New loveLife Trust is supporting Terraform in conducting a community based project. The project will provide information on HIV prevalence as well as HIV incidence estimates and other challenges that the communities are facing on daily basis particularly which are affecting the young people within the Limpopo identified areas.  These challenges may include unemployment, teenage pregnancy, HIV risk, drugs and alcohol abuse and other influence within the community.

Responsibilities:

  • Oversee the Terraform projects in Limpopo
  • Management, coordination and implementation of project tasks
  • Manage the realisation of project outputs and outcomes through activities in line with the project design
  • Develop a detailed project plan in liaison with other project staff to monitor and track progress
  • Manage project risk and develop preventative measures
  • Liaise and successfully manage relations with all project stakeholders involved, e.g. Nurses, Doctors and Department of Correctional Service staff members to ensure their active participation in project activities)
  • Liaise with network partners to ensure their effective contribution to the project
  • Monitor the progress of project implementation and make adjustments as necessary to ensure successful completion of the project
  • Monitor all project budgeted expenditures
  • Ensure that all project financial records are up to date
  • Facilitate and supervise project activities
  • Manage project budget in liaison with the Finance Manager
  • Fulfil any other duties in the implementation of the project
  • Perform other duties as assigned by Management

Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree in social sciences, disability, project management, financial management, education or similar field
  • Minimum three years of professional experience in coordination, project formulation and implementation with administrative role in academia and/or civil society organisations
  • Proven experience in Project Management with multiple team members
  • Knowledge and experience in national multi-stakeholder networking and in liaising with governmental departments
  • Willingness to travel within South Africa to participate in, organise and monitor project activities
  • Displays cultural, gender, religion, race, nationality and age sensitivity and adaptability
  • Ability to work well under pressure
  • Strong planning and organisational skills;
  • Report writing and presentation skills;
  • Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office - including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
  • Self-motivated, a self-starter and able to work with limited supervision;
  • Ability to use own initiative and take ownership of his/her tasks

To apply, submit a summarised CV (no certificates) to [email protected] quoting the position in the subject line.

The New loveLife Trust reserves the right to amend and/or withdraw adverts at any time without notification.

If you do not receive any feedback on your application within six weeks from the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.

2017-06-30

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