AIDS Foundation Career Opportunity – Send In Your CVs!

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18 Feb, 2019

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NGO Jobs in South Africa

The AIDS Foundation of South Africa (AFSA) is a Durban-based NGO that acts as an interface between Donors and Community Based Organisations (CBO’s) working in the HIV/AIDS sector by placing donor funds with strategically selected CBOs, in South Africa, and providing them with ongoing, technical support & capacity building. AFSA has been selected to be appointed by the Global Fund as one of the Principal Recipients (PRs) that will manage programmes to be funded by the grant.

Job Title: Human Rights and Advocacy Programme Manager
Job Location: Durban
Job Duration: April 2019 – March 2021

The Organisation wishes to appoint a suitably qualified individual to serve a Human Rights and Advocacy Manager. Applicants must have the ability to work in a demanding and high pressured environment. This position will be based at the AFSA offices in Durban.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

  • Manage and oversee the effective implementation and coordination of the AGYW programme interventions
  • Ensure that staff working within Human rights programme are documenting, and reporting on, their work correctly
  • Prepare Sub-recipient (SR) performance frameworks, in collaboration with the PR’s Monitoring and Evaluation Manager and SR Programme Managers
  • Participate in national identified Advocacy issues
  • Identify and drive Provincial Advocacy issues in all GF districts.
  • Manage and monitor programme deliverables and manage programme budget and expenditure
  • Provide training and technical assistance, Convene partners’ quarterly meetings.
  • Oversee program implementation as per the program SOPs
  • Draft and present programme reports
  • Manage communication relating to Human rights programme internally and externally
  • Responsible for risk management and crisis response planning
  • Create a performance culture for SRs and institute remedial actions to address poor performance as and when necessary

Requirements:

  • Degree in Social Sciences, Public Health or related fields
  • Minimum 5 years’ experience working in social development or corporate CSI
  • Minimum 3 years’ experience working on International Donor funded programmes specifically focused on work related to Human Rights and Advocacy for minority groups
  • Flexibility and ability to work in a multi-cultural environment is required
  • Experience working in the non-profit sector in South Africa
  • Fluent in English and have excellent presentation skills
  • Knowledge and experience in results based planning, monitoring and evaluation; conducting research, publishing and documenting projects
  • Knowledge of international donor aid compliance requirements essential
  • Computer skills (Microsoft Office, MS Project, advanced Excel)
  • Excellent report writing and editorial skills.
  • Driver’s license and the ability to drive essential

Interested persons need to submit a brief CV, along with cover letter and certified copies of certificates, ID and driver’s license with the reference “Human Rights and Advocacy Manager” in the subject line via emails to [email protected] no later than 16/02/2019. 

Please note that applications received after this date or with missing information will not be considered.

Alternatively, you may apply directly on our website at https://www.aids.org.za/vacancies/

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted – should you not hear from us by 20/02/2019, you may consider your application unsuccessful. AFSA reserves the right not to make an appointment and/or to extend the closing date in order to facilitate further searches.

AFSA is an equal opportunity employer. We particularly encourage applications from people living with HIV and AIDS (PLWHA), people living with disabilities, women and previously disadvantaged people.
Competitive salary packages will be negotiable in accordance with AFSA’s remuneration policies.

Shortlisted candidates will be required to undergo a competency based assessment and driving assessment as part of the recruitment criteria.


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