Yayasan Sayangi Tunas Cilik partner of
Save the Children in Indonesia is changing for
the better. We've begun to build a national organisation that aims to
be a strong, local, and self-sustaining voice for children in Indonesia
namely Yayasan
Sayangi Tunas Cilik Tunas Cilik. To this end, Yayasan has been
designated as a “Prospect Member of Save the Children” which focuses on strengthening and localizing our voice for children in strategic middle income countries.
Currently Save the Children’s programs in Indonesia is
implemented by Yayasan Sayangi Tunas Cilik. We work in eleven provinces,
have staff of approximately 300 local professionals, and programming in
Child Protection, Education, Health and Nutrition,
Disaster Risk Reduction, and Humanitarian Response. We are currently
seeking to fill the following position:
Health, Hygiene and Nutrition (HHN) Coordinator - Lombok Emergency Response
(Code : HHNC – LOMBOK)
1 position based in Lombok, NTB
ROLE PURPOSE:
This post holder will be
based in Lombok, NTB and will work with Operation Field Manager to
plan, manage, oversee and monitor the implementation of health hygiene
and nutrition and Preventing and Response to Malaria
Outbreak related activities both in the North Lombok and West Lombok
District. The post holder will support management, programme planning,
monitoring and evaluation, procurement and the oversight of programme
implementation. In addition, S/he will facilitate
any related health hygiene trainings, participatory learning action
(PLA) and will represent YSTC in health cluster during recovery process.
The post holder will actively monitor programme activities, ensure
quality of YSTC’s programme and will lead the engagement
of communities in HHN and Malaria programme designs.
QUALIFICATIONS
- At least 3 to 5 years of working experience in HHN / WASH in emergency, fragile state or development programmes
- Relevant university degree (preferably Master degree) in Public Health, Engineer, social work, social sciences, psychology, development or other relevant field (relevant and significant work experience will also be considered). Clinical background/degree is an added value
- Excellent knowledge and skills in child rights, child protection, public health, Community based health services, community resilience, psychosocial support, community/youth development and mobilization, especially in an emergency context
- Experience working with at-risk children and families,
- Experience of remote managing programmes in complex settings
- Proven capacity to coordinate, and coach staff in HHN skills and programme management
- Experience of, and commitment to, working through systems of community participation and accountability
- Proven experience as a trainer and in developing structured and comprehensive curricula and training manuals.
- Ability to analyse information, evaluate options and to think and plan strategically
- Ability to write clear and well-argued assessment and project reports
- A team player who is able to work collaboratively and with people of diverse backgrounds
- Politically and culturally sensitive with qualities of patience, tact and diplomacy
- A high level of written and spoken English
- Commitment to and understanding of Save the Children’s aims, values and principles including rights-based approaches.
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Yayasan Sayangi Tunas Cilik partner of Save the Children in Indonesia is
changing for the better. We've begun to build a national organisation
that aims to be a strong, local, and self-sustaining voice for children
in Indonesia namely Yayasan Sayangi Tunas
Cilik Tunas Cilik.
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Please fill the “subject” column of the e-mails in this format:
<HHNC – Lombok ><your name>
Closing date for application is up to January 20th, 2019
(Only short-listed candidates will be notified)
Save
the Children encourages qualified candidates to apply regardless of
religion, race, gender, sexual orientation or disability
All recruitment practices and procedures reflect Save the Children’s commitment to protecting children from
abuse
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