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Founded in 2011, YEDI is a not-for-profit organization that has benefitted over 200,000 young people in schools and community sites in Lagos, Abuja, Akwa-Ibom, and Ogun, with evidence-based programs designed to build young people’s assets, facilitate their access to health services, and promote their adherence to healthy behaviours. The YEDI model trains young adult mentors as community change agents to implement age-appropriate and gender-sensitive curricula that combine football metaphors and activities with high impact health information that engage youth and break down cultural barriers.
In May 2020, United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Nigeria awarded the Youth-powered Ecosystem to Advance Urban Adolescent Health (YPE4AH) to DAI and its partners: Yellow Brick Road (YBR), Youth Development and Empowerment Initiative (YEDI), Women Friendly Initiative (WFI), and Grassroots Soccer (GRS). This five-year program is expected to improve the health and well-being of urban, under-privileged, out-of-school, and unmarried adolescents aged 15–19 years in Lagos and Kano States by increasing voluntary family planning (FP) uptake and continued use from a holistic, human capital perspective. Working through Youth Hubs - safe spaces for youth seeking and accessing FP and reproductive health (RH) information and referrals - the project will adapt and scale up evidence-based, high-impact skills curricula activities to spur healthy behavior change among adolescents.
As part of the routine data collection and quality assessment protocol in the approved Activity Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Plan (AMELP), the YPE4AH project is expected to organize and conduct systematic data collection that will occur throughout the intervention (June 2021- May 2025)and will be generated from various aspects of the intervention, including SKILLZ interventions, Youth Hubs, referral facilities, Multi-Cadre Provider training, youth workforce linkages, depot holders, and other providers. Electronic data collection tools will be used to collect data from Hubs and spoke facilities by data collectors, as commenced during Year 1 implementation, which is now inclusive of geo-coordinates of each data collection point.
The MERL team will be responsible for training data collectors and other project teams to use the tools, including how to collect and validate data. These data collectors complement the trained Youth Hub staff and will specifically support collecting, validating, and entering routing Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (ASRH) data digitally.
OBJECTIVE
OBJECTIVE
Location: Lagos and the Kano States
Personnel Needed: One (1) Data Collector per two (2) Youth Hubs (3 in total)
Time frame: 8 days per month from March 28, 2022 – May 30, 2025
SCOPE OF WORK
The critical tasks for the selected data collectors include the following:
Plan for Routine Data Collection from Youth Hubs
Data Entry using Kobo toolbox (DAI Collect)
Other Roles and Responsibilities
OUTPUTS AND DELIVERABLES
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCES
As a pre-condition to being awarded a contract, the data collectors should demonstrate the following criteria have been met:
Interested and qualified candidates should forward their CV to: recruitment@yedinaija.org using the position as subject of email.
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