Key duties & responsibilities:

• Work with Para-Social Workers to conduct household beneficiary assessment to identify specific OVC needs for program support using approved OVC tools
• Working with clinical partners to identify leading capacity building initiatives among OVC service providers at various
• Supporting roll out curricula-based initiatives aimed at empowering OVC with  life skills and knowledge to prevent HIV and attain decent
• Building systems to ensure effective referral and linkages  for  OVCs  to  community  support
• Delivering economic    strengthening    initiatives     to    the    critically     vulnerable     OVC
• Collection and monitoring of Viral load result from the health facilities
• Work with District OVC project officer to conduct quarterly review meetings
• Provide weekly, monthly and quarterly reports to the district project officers on the progress of project activities
• Ensuring high     quality     reporting      of     OVC     activities      through     set     national information management systems and funder
• Promoting access    and    utilization    of    child    protection    services    among    vulnerable children, youths and their household
• Strengthening provision of high quality health care packages for OVCs  and  their households to avert the effects of HIV and
• Supporting OVC household to come up with case plan goal and how to achieve
• Document and    report     family     and    child     success     stories     based    on     program
• Strengthening referral network at the sub-county level
• Carrying out  monthly  data  collection,  analysis  and  reporting  on  OVC   activities  in   the supported

Job requirements:

• At least Diploma in Social work and Social Development, Development Studies, Community development, social sciences or any other related field
• At least 1 years in OVC programming
• Experience in implementing projects supported by PEPFAR is an added