Promote community-based nutrition and hygiene education in operational areas by engaging with local communities, including child-friendly and literacy-friendly approaches.
Conduct regular community meetings to inform and promote the clinic’s services to local residents.
Prevent absenteeism from the program and re-enroll defaulters from the OPD SAM program by conducting home visits.
Identify barriers to program access and report them to the Project Coordinator.
Coordinate project activities with health Shuras and community elders to ensure key stakeholders are involved.
Participate in and deliver training sessions as part of the project's capacity-building efforts.
Organize and lead awareness campaigns focusing on important health and nutrition topics.
Promote maternal and newborn health and nutrition, including attachment, stimulation, and well-being in malnutrition cases.
Meet with Psychosocial Officers weekly to exchange information, identify trends, and align messaging.
Manage Community Health Workers (CHWs) by developing monthly plans, providing on-the-job training, supervision, and reviewing their activities.
Ensure CHWs are well-equipped with necessary kits and have the knowledge to apply social behavioral communication strategies to improve community health practices.
Provide additional support as needed within the clinic.
Job Requirements:
Education:
Completion of 12th grade, Nursing, or Midwifery degree.
Experience:
At least 2-3 years of relevant experience, particularly in health and nutrition fields.
Experience in public outreach, counseling, community mobilization, and coordination with stakeholders.
Strong command of Pashto and Dari languages.
Proven ability to work in a multi-ethnic team and handle diverse responsibilities.
Previous experience working in Roy-e Douab and Khuram Wa Sarbagh Districts, with familiarity with the local community, geography, and culture.