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Project Officers -Gender-Based Violence (GBV) job at African Women and Youth Action for Development (AWYAD) | Apply Now
Are you looking for Administrative jobs in Uganda 2024? If yes, then you might be interested in Project Officers -Gender-Based Violence (GBV) job at African Women and Youth Action for Development (AWYAD)
Kampala, Uganda
Full-time
AWYAD was established in 2010, by the Late Rev. Fr. Johannes Prus Joseph Van Deven who had a strong passion to support vulnerable women and youth faced with poverty, exploitation and abuse as a result of marginalization and discrimination. Believing in the special power women hold, he put women at the forefront of the organization leadership and management. The organization has very experienced Directors, management and staff, with technical expertise in the fields of Gender, Human Rights, Emergency Response and Education. Over the years AWYAD has become a recognized institution in areas of emergency response, advocacy and education work, all attributed to its unique program design and a community based approach. The institution has a mandate to operate national wide and currently has strong presence in the Northern, Western, Eastern and Central parts of the country.
Project Officers -Gender-Based Violence (GBV) job at African Women and Youth Action for Development (AWYAD)
African Women and Youth Action for Development (AWYAD
The Project GBV Officer will be responsible for the planning, coordination and implementation of GBV activities (prevention and response), capacity building of staff and community based GBV structures and participate in project assessments. He or she will coordinate AWYAD’s field-level GBV project activities with the objective of preventing violence and discrimination and providing timely and effective response to survivors of GBV.
Will be responsible for planning and implementation of GBV prevention and response activities in line with the institution’s GBV strategy.
Supervise and train Project Assistants and Case workers on GBV response and Prevention by mentoring them and conducting technical back stopping.
Together with Case Workers, create awareness about GBV prevention and response activities to communities, local & religious leaders, District and local Government structures, NGOs among others.
Ensures that cases of GBV survivors are reported immediately and followed systematically by involving stakeholders, advocacy and law enforcement authorities where necessary.
Ensure referral pathways are maintained and follow up with partners conducted regularly.
Build effective collaborative relationships with District and local Government structures for smooth project implementation.
Support the MEAL Officer in monitoring and evaluation of the projects.
Certify the accuracy and completeness of all case management files in the project.
Hold and represent AWYAD in sector consultative meetings with other NGOs, CBOs and
service providers in accordance with AWYAD policy and guidelines.
Develop workplans and write GBV sector reports with focus on project progress against indicators.
Carry out capacity needs assessments on GBV in collaboration with stakeholders and refugees to ensure proper targeting of interventions.
Document project success stories, challenges & follow up on implementation of project’s action points.

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University degree in Social Work, Social Sciences, Community Psychology, Development Studies, or a related field.
A Post-graduate Diploma in Project Planning and Management.
A minimum of two (2) years’ experience working in a rural setting, refugee setting or conflict situation is an advantage.
Knowledge of GBV prevention and response approaches like “SASA methodology” and working with Community Activists.
Direct counseling experience with GBV Survivors preferable.
Experience in promoting community-level behavior change targeting prevention of SGBV is essential.
Fluency in some local languages and written and spoken English is a MUST
Ability to ride a motorcycle is a MUST with a valid riding permit
Duly qualified candidates should submit their CVs, application letters, copies of relevant academic credentials and introduction letter from the LC to the address and email below
Plot 5 semawata Road Ntinda – Kampala
Email: afriwyad@gmail.com OR ckimuli@afriwyad.org