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Background: I Choose Life – Africa (ICL) is one of the leading Non-Governmental Organizations. ICL works using the Quadra Helix Model of partnering with the Government of Kenya, through the Ministries of Health, Education, Agriculture, Youth Affairs and Vision 2030 among others, Corporates, Universities and Civil Society Organizations, to design interventions to solve problems in different communities. It has programs in over 234 institutions (tertiary institutions and high schools) across 23 Counties in Kenya and reaches over 1 million youth annually with behaviour change communication messages.

Vision & Mission: ICL’s vision is to see a ‘Healthy Africa, Empowered People!’ The organization seeks to support to the implementation of Vision 2030 through the cascading it to the Counties. ICL’s mission is to create a movement of individuals that enhances the quality of life for communities through Health initiatives, Economic Empowerment, Education and improved Leadership & Governance.

Project Description: Determined, Resilient, Empowered, AIDS-Free, Mentored and Safe (DREAMS) initiative is a two year initial intervention whose goal is to reduce new HIV infections among adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) ages 10-24 in the focus counties by 40 percent (in two years). The initiative seeks to provide tailored, comprehensive and evidence-informed service package targeting AGYW’s who are at the highest risk of HIV infection, their male sexual partners, families and communities. Job Purpose: S/he will contribute towards reduction of new HIV infections among adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) through girl identification, provision of EBI’s training and safe house packages, tracking of the beneficiaries and providing reports with clear recommendations and lessons learnt. In addition, support counties in the actualization of their County Strategic plans aligned to Vision 2030.

Key Responsibilities

  1. Project implementation and training.
    a. Implement Evidence Based Interventions targeting Adolescent girls and young women.
    b. Assist in office administrative roles, particularly pertaining to records, payments and other responsibilities
    c. Responsible for overall management of the adolescent safe spaces at the ward level
    d. Ensure that the safe spaces are equipped and stocked with DREAMS commodities, it is safe and that is branded accordingly
    e. Ensure the EBI’s namely Healthy Choices, SHUGA, SASA, FMP and promotive interventions Condolympics are implemented to reach the targeted AGYW
    f. Coordinate the work of mentors and facilitators in the wards and keeping records of their activities and work plans
    g. Participate in project, organizational and institutional meetings, take minutes and work harmoniously with other stakeholders in delivery of the project goal
    h. Work closely with other partners in identifying vulnerable girls to be support under the DREAMS project
    i. Prepare weekly/ monthly ward narrative and data reports as well as host periodic review meetings with mentors and facilitators
  2. Project Monitoring& Evaluation
    a. Implement the data collection tools as provided by the donor and ICL monitoring and evaluation policies
    b. Consolidate project qualitative and quantitative data
    c. Maintain data records
    d. Ensure evaluations of trainings and project activities are conducted, reports written and submitted to the Assistant Project Officer.
    e. Assist in preparing activity reports and monthly reports in time for team reflection meetings.
  3. Project Communication
    a. Identify and develop project human success stories
    b. Work with project team to develop picture speaks and newsletter for various activities
    c. Work with the Communication Officer to develop project communication materials
    d. Work with the Communication Officer in project and organization brand enhancement
  4. Resource Mobilization
    a. Take part in resource mobilization through participation in proposal development with other program staff.
    b. Conduct donor research via the Internet to assist the project team in identifying, targeting donors and funding opportunities.
    Education, Experience, Skills and Abilities
    a. A minimum of Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences, Community Development or related field.
    b. Must be Trained Facilitator or Trainer of Trainers in at least 2 EBIs.
    c. A minimum of one year of professional experience implementing EBI’s.
    d. Should be Computer Literate and proficient
    e. Highly motivated to work in a high-performance environment
    f. Willingness to learn, tackle challenges and seek creative solutions in everyday assignments.
    g. Demonstrates well-developed interpersonal communication skills, both Verbal and written.
    h. Must be able to meet urgent deadlines, work with grace under pressure, and function well in a team.

How to apply:

Application and contact details: Please send your CV and cover letter quoting your current and expected salary to [email protected] to reach us on or before Thursday 26th January 2017.The subject line of your application should be ‘Project Outreach Associate’ only.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
I Choose Life – Africa is an equal opportunity employer
Female candidates are encouraged to apply

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I Choose Life – Africa (ICL) is a leading Kenyan NGO registered in 2004. ICL  works using the Quadra Helix Model of partnering with the Government of Kenya, through the Ministries of Health, Education, Agriculture, Youth Affairs and Vision 2030 among others, Corporates, Universities and Civil Society Organisations, to design interventions to solve problems in different communities.ICL has programs around four pillars namely Jiimarishe (Health), Jiinue (Economic Empowerment), Jielimishe (Education), Jiongoze (leadership and Governance) . The programs are anchored in over 234 learning institutions (Primary, Secondary and tertiary institutions) across 23 Counties in Kenya that reach over  1 Million youth annually. ICL’s Vision is “Healthy Africa, Empowered People!” and her mission it to create a movement of individuals that enhances the quality of life for communities through health initiatives, economic empowerment, academic & career mentoring and improved leadership & Governance.

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0 USD Kisumu CF 3201 Abc road Full Time , 40 hours per week I Choose Life – Africa

Background: I Choose Life – Africa (ICL) is one of the leading Non-Governmental Organizations. ICL works using the Quadra Helix Model of partnering with the Government of Kenya, through the Ministries of Health, Education, Agriculture, Youth Affairs and Vision 2030 among others, Corporates, Universities and Civil Society Organizations, to design interventions to solve problems in different communities. It has programs in over 234 institutions (tertiary institutions and high schools) across 23 Counties in Kenya and reaches over 1 million youth annually with behaviour change communication messages.

Vision & Mission: ICL's vision is to see a ‘Healthy Africa, Empowered People!’ The organization seeks to support to the implementation of Vision 2030 through the cascading it to the Counties. ICL's mission is to create a movement of individuals that enhances the quality of life for communities through Health initiatives, Economic Empowerment, Education and improved Leadership & Governance.

Project Description: Determined, Resilient, Empowered, AIDS-Free, Mentored and Safe (DREAMS) initiative is a two year initial intervention whose goal is to reduce new HIV infections among adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) ages 10-24 in the focus counties by 40 percent (in two years). The initiative seeks to provide tailored, comprehensive and evidence-informed service package targeting AGYW’s who are at the highest risk of HIV infection, their male sexual partners, families and communities. Job Purpose: S/he will contribute towards reduction of new HIV infections among adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) through girl identification, provision of EBI’s training and safe house packages, tracking of the beneficiaries and providing reports with clear recommendations and lessons learnt. In addition, support counties in the actualization of their County Strategic plans aligned to Vision 2030.

Key Responsibilities

  1. Project implementation and training. a. Implement Evidence Based Interventions targeting Adolescent girls and young women. b. Assist in office administrative roles, particularly pertaining to records, payments and other responsibilities c. Responsible for overall management of the adolescent safe spaces at the ward level d. Ensure that the safe spaces are equipped and stocked with DREAMS commodities, it is safe and that is branded accordingly e. Ensure the EBI’s namely Healthy Choices, SHUGA, SASA, FMP and promotive interventions Condolympics are implemented to reach the targeted AGYW f. Coordinate the work of mentors and facilitators in the wards and keeping records of their activities and work plans g. Participate in project, organizational and institutional meetings, take minutes and work harmoniously with other stakeholders in delivery of the project goal h. Work closely with other partners in identifying vulnerable girls to be support under the DREAMS project i. Prepare weekly/ monthly ward narrative and data reports as well as host periodic review meetings with mentors and facilitators
  2. Project Monitoring& Evaluation a. Implement the data collection tools as provided by the donor and ICL monitoring and evaluation policies b. Consolidate project qualitative and quantitative data c. Maintain data records d. Ensure evaluations of trainings and project activities are conducted, reports written and submitted to the Assistant Project Officer. e. Assist in preparing activity reports and monthly reports in time for team reflection meetings.
  3. Project Communication a. Identify and develop project human success stories b. Work with project team to develop picture speaks and newsletter for various activities c. Work with the Communication Officer to develop project communication materials d. Work with the Communication Officer in project and organization brand enhancement
  4. Resource Mobilization a. Take part in resource mobilization through participation in proposal development with other program staff. b. Conduct donor research via the Internet to assist the project team in identifying, targeting donors and funding opportunities. Education, Experience, Skills and Abilities a. A minimum of Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences, Community Development or related field. b. Must be Trained Facilitator or Trainer of Trainers in at least 2 EBIs. c. A minimum of one year of professional experience implementing EBI’s. d. Should be Computer Literate and proficient e. Highly motivated to work in a high-performance environment f. Willingness to learn, tackle challenges and seek creative solutions in everyday assignments. g. Demonstrates well-developed interpersonal communication skills, both Verbal and written. h. Must be able to meet urgent deadlines, work with grace under pressure, and function well in a team.

How to apply:

Application and contact details: Please send your CV and cover letter quoting your current and expected salary to [email protected] to reach us on or before Thursday 26th January 2017.The subject line of your application should be ‘Project Outreach Associate’ only.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. I Choose Life - Africa is an equal opportunity employer Female candidates are encouraged to apply

2017-01-26

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