COMMUNICATIONS AND ADVOCACY OFFICER
Location: Kampala, Uganda
Main Duties and Responsibilities:
1. Advocacy
- Coordinate in country advocacy activities for the programme
- Implement Umbrella advocacy strategy
- Build in country capacity around SRHR/HIV advocacy
- Build in-country partnerships and networks to strengthen advocacy
- Explore in-country synergies with other relevant Frontline AIDS and partner programmes in Uganda to improve Umbrella advocacy plans.
- Support partners advocacy activities including dialogues
- Lead on documenting activities for the programme, including the programme Newsletter, identifying and compiling best practice case studies and stories of change
- Lead on disseminating learning from the programme, including through national, regional and international forums such as conferences on HIV, SRHR, sexuality and adolescent health.
- Develop monitoring and evaluation tools to measure the organisation’s advocacy impact.
- Maintain a database and email distribution lists of the programme’s stakeholders and supporters.
- Prepare ToRs, provide accountability and write reports in line with advocacy and communication activities under the SRHRU programme
2.Publications
- Spearhead photography, filming and production of documentaries and clips the for SRHRU Programme, including editing of the products especially during events.
- Coordinate content, editing, publication and distribution of AMS, frontline AIDS and other partners’ publications under the SRHRU Programme.
- Assist in preparing content for publications, such as factsheets, reports, brochures, project briefs, quarterly newsletters, annual reports, abstracts, and proposals, by providing technical editing support and strategic advice.
- Programme Visibility, PR and Events
- Work cooperatively with stakeholders, such as community organisations, corporates; government offices and relevant government ministries for workshops and trainings that promote the SRHRU Programme brand
- Participate in coordination, planning and management of diverse events and materials to promote and raise the visibility of the overall Programme.
Qualifications, Skills and Experience:
- The applicant must hold a bachelor’s degree in Human Rights, Public health, Health promotion, Development Studies or Social Sciences from a recognized institution.
- Demonstrable experience of monitoring and implementing an advocacy strategy focused on SRHR for adolescents and young people in their diversity.
- Experience of working with adolescents and young people, and other key and vulnerable populations to support their meaningful engagement in advocacy activities.
- Knowledge of key national, regional and global commitments on HIV, SRHR and gender equality
- A minimum of four years of relevant working experience at a reputable institution, preferably an NGO
- Experience engaging with and writing for a range of audiences, including governments and policy makers, multilateral agencies, and the general public (national and international)
- Experience of knowledge management, for example documenting and sharing best practice and learning; collecting, synthesising and using data for advocacy; use of webinars and online platforms for disseminating programmatic results.
- Excellent communication skills
- Integrity, Teamwork
- Planning and Budgeting skills
- Capacity building skills
- Community mobilization and facilitation skills
- Resilience, Flexibility
HOW TO APPLY:
If you meet the desired qualifications and work experience as listed below, please submit your CV and Cover letter to the Human Resources Manager. Kindly limit your documents to a size of 2MB and send them to redu@amsuganda.org before 5 PM June 14th, 2021.
More Information
- Salary Offer 0-ush50000000 USD 0-ush50000000 Month
- Address Kampala, Kampala, Uganda