Global Village Healthcare Initiative for Africa (GHIV Africa) is a Non-governmental, Non-for profit humanitarian/Developmental organization which started in 2014. We deliver assistance and protection to affected populations before, during and after crisis situations. GHIV Africa was founded to mitigate the health deficit in Africa and to provide all forms...
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Job Purpose:
The Nutrition Officer will provide technical leadership and field supervision for the implementation of community-based nutrition activities across the targeted LGAs. The officer will oversee the functioning of Tom Brown care groups, supervise Nutrition Assistants, Community Nutrition Mobilizers (CNMs), facilitators, and lead mothers, and ensure effective coordination with the Katsina State Primary Health Care Development Agency (KSPHCDA) for quality programme implementation.
Key Responsibilities
Programme Implementation and Supervision
- Supervise Nutrition Assistants in collaboration with KSPHCDA and ensure quality implementation of programme activities.
- Supervise community nutrition activities, including screening, enrolment, follow-up and growth monitoring of beneficiaries.
- Oversee the selection and engagement of Lead Mothers across targeted communities.
- Supervise the biweekly Tom Brown preparation and distribution activities conducted by care groups.
- Ensure programme activities are implemented according to WFP Tom Brown programme standards.
Training and Capacity Building
- Train and mentor Nutrition Assistants, Facilitators, Community Nutrition Mobilizers (CNMs), and Lead Mothers on:
- WFP Tom Brown implementation standards
- MUAC screening and beneficiary identification
- Community-based nutrition monitoring
- Proper preparation and hygiene practices for Tom Brown blended flour.
Community Screening and Case Identification
- Supervise community screening activities including house-to-house MUAC screening.
- Ensure proper identification and enrolment of eligible beneficiaries.
- Oversee follow-up visits and growth monitoring for enrolled beneficiaries.
Programme Coordination
- Coordinate with KSPHCDA and other stakeholders to ensure smooth implementation of project activities.
- Coordinate the redemption of grains at vendor sites alongside programme staff and KSPHCDA representatives.
- Support the distribution of Non-Food Items (NFIs) required for Tom Brown production and care group activities.
- Ensure the availability and proper use of programme data tools across all Tom Brown groups.
Monitoring, Data Management and Reporting
- Ensure accurate documentation of programme activities and beneficiary data.
- Compile and share beneficiary lists with WFP as required.
- Ensure that data tools are correctly completed and submitted from all project sites.
- Prepare and submit monthly programme reports to the Nutrition Coordinator.
Incident Management
- Report programme incidents or operational challenges promptly to the Nutrition Coordinator.
Other Duties
- Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor to support programme implementation.
Education and experience
- A minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Nutrition, Public Health, Nursing, or a related field.
- At least 2-3 years of experience in implementing community-based nutrition programs, preferably with a focus on MIYCN.
- Experience supervising and mentoring community health workers or nutrition staff.
- Strong understanding of national nutrition guidelines, MIYCN, IMAM, and integrated health and nutrition programming.
- Excellent facilitation, interpersonal, and communication skills.
- Strong organizational and reporting skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office.
- Fluency in English and at least one relevant local language.
- Previous experience working in humanitarian or development contexts is an added advantage.
Additional Requirements
- Fluency in English and Hausa.
- Computer skills including Microsoft Word and Excel.
- Candidates from the targeted LGAs are encouraged to apply.
Essential:
- Computer skills, especially in Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Excel
- Experience in Electronic Data Collection.
- Previous track record monitoring nutrition projects across LGAs in Katsina state.
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Job Purpose:
The Nutrition Officer will provide technical leadership and field supervision for the implementation of community-based nutrition activities across the targeted LGAs. The officer will oversee the functioning of Tom Brown care groups, supervise Nutrition Assistants, Community Nutrition Mobilizers (CNMs), facilitators, and lead mothers, and ensure effective coordination with the Katsina State Primary Health Care Development Agency (KSPHCDA) for quality programme implementation.
Key Responsibilities
Programme Implementation and Supervision
- Supervise Nutrition Assistants in collaboration with KSPHCDA and ensure quality implementation of programme activities.
- Supervise community nutrition activities, including screening, enrolment, follow-up and growth monitoring of beneficiaries.
- Oversee the selection and engagement of Lead Mothers across targeted communities.
- Supervise the biweekly Tom Brown preparation and distribution activities conducted by care groups.
- Ensure programme activities are implemented according to WFP Tom Brown programme standards.
Training and Capacity Building
- Train and mentor Nutrition Assistants, Facilitators, Community Nutrition Mobilizers (CNMs), and Lead Mothers on:
- WFP Tom Brown implementation standards
- MUAC screening and beneficiary identification
- Community-based nutrition monitoring
- Proper preparation and hygiene practices for Tom Brown blended flour.
Community Screening and Case Identification
- Supervise community screening activities including house-to-house MUAC screening.
- Ensure proper identification and enrolment of eligible beneficiaries.
- Oversee follow-up visits and growth monitoring for enrolled beneficiaries.
Programme Coordination
- Coordinate with KSPHCDA and other stakeholders to ensure smooth implementation of project activities.
- Coordinate the redemption of grains at vendor sites alongside programme staff and KSPHCDA representatives.
- Support the distribution of Non-Food Items (NFIs) required for Tom Brown production and care group activities.
- Ensure the availability and proper use of programme data tools across all Tom Brown groups.
Monitoring, Data Management and Reporting
- Ensure accurate documentation of programme activities and beneficiary data.
- Compile and share beneficiary lists with WFP as required.
- Ensure that data tools are correctly completed and submitted from all project sites.
- Prepare and submit monthly programme reports to the Nutrition Coordinator.
Incident Management
- Report programme incidents or operational challenges promptly to the Nutrition Coordinator.
Other Duties
- Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor to support programme implementation.
Education and experience
- A minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Nutrition, Public Health, Nursing, or a related field.
- At least 2-3 years of experience in implementing community-based nutrition programs, preferably with a focus on MIYCN.
- Experience supervising and mentoring community health workers or nutrition staff.
- Strong understanding of national nutrition guidelines, MIYCN, IMAM, and integrated health and nutrition programming.
- Excellent facilitation, interpersonal, and communication skills.
- Strong organizational and reporting skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office.
- Fluency in English and at least one relevant local language.
- Previous experience working in humanitarian or development contexts is an added advantage.
Additional Requirements
- Fluency in English and Hausa.
- Computer skills including Microsoft Word and Excel.
- Candidates from the targeted LGAs are encouraged to apply.
Essential:
- Computer skills, especially in Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Excel
- Experience in Electronic Data Collection.
- Previous track record monitoring nutrition projects across LGAs in Katsina state.
go to method of application »
Job Purpose:
The Nutrition Officer will provide technical leadership and field supervision for the implementation of community-based nutrition activities across the targeted LGAs. The officer will oversee the functioning of Tom Brown care groups, supervise Nutrition Assistants, Community Nutrition Mobilizers (CNMs), facilitators, and lead mothers, and ensure effective coordination with the Katsina State Primary Health Care Development Agency (KSPHCDA) for quality programme implementation.
Key Responsibilities
Programme Implementation and Supervision
- Supervise Nutrition Assistants in collaboration with KSPHCDA and ensure quality implementation of programme activities.
- Supervise community nutrition activities, including screening, enrolment, follow-up and growth monitoring of beneficiaries.
- Oversee the selection and engagement of Lead Mothers across targeted communities.
- Supervise the biweekly Tom Brown preparation and distribution activities conducted by care groups.
- Ensure programme activities are implemented according to WFP Tom Brown programme standards.
Training and Capacity Building
- Train and mentor Nutrition Assistants, Facilitators, Community Nutrition Mobilizers (CNMs), and Lead Mothers on:
- WFP Tom Brown implementation standards
- MUAC screening and beneficiary identification
- Community-based nutrition monitoring
- Proper preparation and hygiene practices for Tom Brown blended flour.
Community Screening and Case Identification
- Supervise community screening activities including house-to-house MUAC screening.
- Ensure proper identification and enrolment of eligible beneficiaries.
- Oversee follow-up visits and growth monitoring for enrolled beneficiaries.
Programme Coordination
- Coordinate with KSPHCDA and other stakeholders to ensure smooth implementation of project activities.
- Coordinate the redemption of grains at vendor sites alongside programme staff and KSPHCDA representatives.
- Support the distribution of Non-Food Items (NFIs) required for Tom Brown production and care group activities.
- Ensure the availability and proper use of programme data tools across all Tom Brown groups.
Monitoring, Data Management and Reporting
- Ensure accurate documentation of programme activities and beneficiary data.
- Compile and share beneficiary lists with WFP as required.
- Ensure that data tools are correctly completed and submitted from all project sites.
- Prepare and submit monthly programme reports to the Nutrition Coordinator.
Incident Management
- Report programme incidents or operational challenges promptly to the Nutrition Coordinator.
Other Duties
- Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor to support programme implementation.
Education and experience
- A minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Nutrition, Public Health, Nursing, or a related field.
- At least 2-3 years of experience in implementing community-based nutrition programs, preferably with a focus on MIYCN.
- Experience supervising and mentoring community health workers or nutrition staff.
- Strong understanding of national nutrition guidelines, MIYCN, IMAM, and integrated health and nutrition programming.
- Excellent facilitation, interpersonal, and communication skills.
- Strong organizational and reporting skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office.
- Fluency in English and at least one relevant local language.
- Previous experience working in humanitarian or development contexts is an added advantage.
Additional Requirements
- Fluency in English and Hausa.
- Computer skills including Microsoft Word and Excel.
- Candidates from the targeted LGAs are encouraged to apply.
Essential:
- Computer skills, especially in Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Excel
- Experience in Electronic Data Collection.
- Previous track record monitoring nutrition projects across LGAs in Katsina state.
go to method of application »
Job Purpose:
The Nutrition Officer will provide technical leadership and field supervision for the implementation of community-based nutrition activities across the targeted LGAs. The officer will oversee the functioning of Tom Brown care groups, supervise Nutrition Assistants, Community Nutrition Mobilizers (CNMs), facilitators, and lead mothers, and ensure effective coordination with the Katsina State Primary Health Care Development Agency (KSPHCDA) for quality programme implementation.
Key Responsibilities
Programme Implementation and Supervision
- Supervise Nutrition Assistants in collaboration with KSPHCDA and ensure quality implementation of programme activities.
- Supervise community nutrition activities, including screening, enrolment, follow-up and growth monitoring of beneficiaries.
- Oversee the selection and engagement of Lead Mothers across targeted communities.
- Supervise the biweekly Tom Brown preparation and distribution activities conducted by care groups.
- Ensure programme activities are implemented according to WFP Tom Brown programme standards.
Training and Capacity Building
- Train and mentor Nutrition Assistants, Facilitators, Community Nutrition Mobilizers (CNMs), and Lead Mothers on:
- WFP Tom Brown implementation standards
- MUAC screening and beneficiary identification
- Community-based nutrition monitoring
- Proper preparation and hygiene practices for Tom Brown blended flour.
Community Screening and Case Identification
- Supervise community screening activities including house-to-house MUAC screening.
- Ensure proper identification and enrolment of eligible beneficiaries.
- Oversee follow-up visits and growth monitoring for enrolled beneficiaries.
Programme Coordination
- Coordinate with KSPHCDA and other stakeholders to ensure smooth implementation of project activities.
- Coordinate the redemption of grains at vendor sites alongside programme staff and KSPHCDA representatives.
- Support the distribution of Non-Food Items (NFIs) required for Tom Brown production and care group activities.
- Ensure the availability and proper use of programme data tools across all Tom Brown groups.
Monitoring, Data Management and Reporting
- Ensure accurate documentation of programme activities and beneficiary data.
- Compile and share beneficiary lists with WFP as required.
- Ensure that data tools are correctly completed and submitted from all project sites.
- Prepare and submit monthly programme reports to the Nutrition Coordinator.
Incident Management
- Report programme incidents or operational challenges promptly to the Nutrition Coordinator.
Other Duties
- Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor to support programme implementation.
Education and experience
- A minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Nutrition, Public Health, Nursing, or a related field.
- At least 2-3 years of experience in implementing community-based nutrition programs, preferably with a focus on MIYCN.
- Experience supervising and mentoring community health workers or nutrition staff.
- Strong understanding of national nutrition guidelines, MIYCN, IMAM, and integrated health and nutrition programming.
- Excellent facilitation, interpersonal, and communication skills.
- Strong organizational and reporting skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office.
- Fluency in English and at least one relevant local language.
- Previous experience working in humanitarian or development contexts is an added advantage.
Additional Requirements
- Fluency in English and Hausa.
- Computer skills including Microsoft Word and Excel.
- Candidates from the targeted LGAs are encouraged to apply.
Essential:
- Computer skills, especially in Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Excel
- Experience in Electronic Data Collection.
- Previous track record monitoring nutrition projects across LGAs in Katsina state.
go to method of application »
Job Purpose:
The Nutrition Officer will provide technical leadership and field supervision for the implementation of community-based nutrition activities across the targeted LGAs. The officer will oversee the functioning of Tom Brown care groups, supervise Nutrition Assistants, Community Nutrition Mobilizers (CNMs), facilitators, and lead mothers, and ensure effective coordination with the Katsina State Primary Health Care Development Agency (KSPHCDA) for quality programme implementation.
Key Responsibilities
Programme Implementation and Supervision
- Supervise Nutrition Assistants in collaboration with KSPHCDA and ensure quality implementation of programme activities.
- Supervise community nutrition activities, including screening, enrolment, follow-up and growth monitoring of beneficiaries.
- Oversee the selection and engagement of Lead Mothers across targeted communities.
- Supervise the biweekly Tom Brown preparation and distribution activities conducted by care groups.
- Ensure programme activities are implemented according to WFP Tom Brown programme standards.
Training and Capacity Building
- Train and mentor Nutrition Assistants, Facilitators, Community Nutrition Mobilizers (CNMs), and Lead Mothers on:
- WFP Tom Brown implementation standards
- MUAC screening and beneficiary identification
- Community-based nutrition monitoring
- Proper preparation and hygiene practices for Tom Brown blended flour.
Community Screening and Case Identification
- Supervise community screening activities including house-to-house MUAC screening.
- Ensure proper identification and enrolment of eligible beneficiaries.
- Oversee follow-up visits and growth monitoring for enrolled beneficiaries.
Programme Coordination
- Coordinate with KSPHCDA and other stakeholders to ensure smooth implementation of project activities.
- Coordinate the redemption of grains at vendor sites alongside programme staff and KSPHCDA representatives.
- Support the distribution of Non-Food Items (NFIs) required for Tom Brown production and care group activities.
- Ensure the availability and proper use of programme data tools across all Tom Brown groups.
Monitoring, Data Management and Reporting
- Ensure accurate documentation of programme activities and beneficiary data.
- Compile and share beneficiary lists with WFP as required.
- Ensure that data tools are correctly completed and submitted from all project sites.
- Prepare and submit monthly programme reports to the Nutrition Coordinator.
Incident Management
- Report programme incidents or operational challenges promptly to the Nutrition Coordinator.
Other Duties
- Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor to support programme implementation.
Education and experience
- A minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Nutrition, Public Health, Nursing, or a related field.
- At least 2-3 years of experience in implementing community-based nutrition programs, preferably with a focus on MIYCN.
- Experience supervising and mentoring community health workers or nutrition staff.
- Strong understanding of national nutrition guidelines, MIYCN, IMAM, and integrated health and nutrition programming.
- Excellent facilitation, interpersonal, and communication skills.
- Strong organizational and reporting skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office.
- Fluency in English and at least one relevant local language.
- Previous experience working in humanitarian or development contexts is an added advantage.
Additional Requirements
- Fluency in English and Hausa.
- Computer skills including Microsoft Word and Excel.
- Candidates from the targeted LGAs are encouraged to apply.
Essential:
- Computer skills, especially in Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Excel
- Experience in Electronic Data Collection.
- Previous track record monitoring nutrition projects across LGAs in Katsina state.
go to method of application »
Job Purpose
- The objectives of the project are to improve the nutritional status of children under five through effective management of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM), provide Tom Brown supplementation to vulnerable households and malnourished children as a preventive and supportive nutrition intervention, strengthen early detection and referral systems for malnutrition through regular community-based screening, and promote optimal MIYCF practices among caregivers to prevent malnutrition.
Key Responsibilities
- Support implementation of nutrition activities in line with programme standards.
- Conduct community screening, enrolment, follow-up, and growth monitoring of beneficiaries.
- Perform MUAC screening and ensure appropriate identification and referral of MAM and SAM cases.
- Support OTP services, including admission, follow-up, and discharge under supervision.
- Assist in distribution and proper management of RUTF and other nutrition supplies.
- Support preparation and distribution of Tom Brown at community level.
- Promote MIYCN practices through caregiver engagement and community sensitization.
- Train and support CNMs, health workers, and Lead Mothers on key nutrition interventions.
- Provide supportive supervision to community structures and ensure submission of weekly reports by Lead Mothers.
- Conduct home visits for follow-up, defaulter tracing, and case monitoring.
- Ensure accurate data collection, documentation, and reporting of activities.
- Support coordination with health facilities and community stakeholders.
- Report challenges and perform any other assigned duties to support programme implementation.
Education and experience
- A minimum of Diploma or bachelor’s degree in nutrition, Public Health, Nursing, or a related field.
- At least 1–2 years of experience in IMAM/CMAM programme implementation.
- Experience working with community health workers, CNMs, or volunteers in nutrition programmes.
- Basic understanding of national nutrition guidelines, MIYCF, Tom-Brown, SAM, and IMAM approaches. and a good communication, interpersonal, and facilitation skills.
- Basic organizational and reporting skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office.
- Fluency in English and at least one relevant local language.
- Previous experience in humanitarian or development settings is an added advantage.
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