4 (Four) x Graduate Trainee-ZNNP+

JOB DESCRIPTION

Location: Midlands, Mashonaland East, West and Central

About

Zimbabwe National Network of PLHIV (ZNNP+) is an umbrella body that represents the interests of people living with HIV in Zimbabwe in their diversity. The organization is represented in support groups and community-based organizations at all provincial, district and ward levels of Zimbabwe. ZNNP+’s mission is “An environment where people live positively.”

Position summary

Under the overall guidance and the direct supervision of the Provincial Coordinator, the Graduate Trainee will support ZNNP+ programme efforts aimed at strengthening community HIV response.

Job description

• Offer support to community cadres within the district namely Community HIV and AIDS Support Agents (CHASAs), Community Health Agent (CHAs), Mentor Mothers and Expert Clients;
• Establish and maintain a district membership database inclusive of individuals, support groups, community based organizations (CBOs) and networks of people living with HIV (PLHIV);
• Implement and provide timely reports on all activities within agreed time spans and in line with ZNNP+ and donor guidelines and standards;
• Create significant and substantive awareness of ZNNP+ within the district by playing a key role in district capacity building, networking with partner and donor organizations;
• Liaise with all stakeholders (including provincial coordinator and members) in mobilizing for the development of advocacy issues;
• Provide secretariat services to the Provincial Office, ensuring acquittals are processed timeously;
• Perform any other duties as required by the Provincial Coordinator.

Qualifications and experience

• University degree in Social Sciences; Developmental Studies or similar.
• Minimum one (1) years of professional experience in the field of community development.
• Experience in community participation and health / HIV projects will be a plus.
• Demonstrated analytical ability and understanding of local context, with the ability to think creatively to develop appropriate activities.
• Be culturally sensitive and empathetic to others, with a ‘can do’ attitude.