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PHP Assistant (National Candidates Only)

The successful APHP will implement tasks as set by the PHP officer and Programme manager, and include some routine checks in response to requests. The APHP will be assigned responsibility for public participation and community engagement.

As a young hygiene promoter you will have experience in public and environmental health. You will have experience in community engagement and mobilization.

As a part of the Hygiene Promotion team, you will have knowledge of carrying out procedures and activity plans.

Set performance objectives with your line manager.

Work patterns are routine.

Field work requirements are 80%

Flexibility, Willingness to learn and enthusiasm for humanitarian work.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Assessment and Programme Design:

Participate in assessments and baseline studies to identify WaSH-related health risks and priorities.

Collect and record qualitative and quantitative data

 Programme Implementation:

Implement PHP activities and events in WaSH e.g. baseline data collection, formation and training of WaSH committees and community based hygiene volunteers, community structures including women groups and children groups

Implement interventions for specific target groups, e.g. schools, youth groups, men, religious leaders

Monitor and report against key WaSH and health indicators.

The work will include administrative duties and co-ordination with other members of the project and with staff of other organisations.

To report regularly, verbally and in writing to the PHP officer and Programme Manager and to represent Nabad to other NGO’s, agencies and Government authorities where requested.

As part of a PHP team carry out NFI distributions if requested

Carry out Post Distribution Monitoring

Adhere to Nabad code of conduct procedures and other regulatory.

To ensure that all programmes take gender issues fully into account. This includes the introduction of mechanisms to enable women to participate in decision making around public health promotion issues.

Carry out and establish systems and controls for daily site checks and documentation.

Create and maintain a good relationship with Oxfam policy and procedures

Responsible for keeping a log of all 'lessons learnt" during the project

Regular contact with the beneficiaries is maintained in target areas including refugee representatives, as well as with the wider community members, with particular attention to vulnerable groups and contribute to mentoring of community focal points providing regular accompaniment to their activities

Participate in defining the methods of community participation that ensure the greatest possible participation of vulnerable groups, and ensure correct implementation throughout all activities as appropriate

Deliver capacity development activities for community focal points on information dissemination topics and referrals

Prepare and facilitate community consultations on project activities, encourage and collect feedback and suggestions from community members, and provide orientation sessions as necessary and on topics covered by the respective projects

Maintain the list of focal points updated, and have regular contact with focal points in the communities through weekly interactions and mentoring in the implementation of their tasks.

 

Intervention Sectors
Water sanitation and hygiene
Location
  • Lebanon
  • Beqaa
  • Zahleh
Application Deadline
Salary Range
800 to 1200 (USD)
Contract Type
Full Time
Application Submission Guidelines

Knowledge of one or more of the following: public health, health or hygiene promotion, community development, community water supply and sanitation (or other relevant fields). 

Over 3 years of relevant experience.

The selected candidate should be at ease in working with local communities and Syrian refugees.

Requires a Cover Letter?
Yes
Experience Requirements
3 to 5 years
Education Degree
Bachelor Degree
Education Degree Details
Public Health Degree, social studies, or any relevant degree.
Arabic
Fluent
English
Excellent
French
Basic
Hide guidelines for wrong answers
No