Community mobilization Assistant
Oxfam
Total years of experience :3 years, 7 Months
. Work with the MEAL team in developing and strengthening accountability mechanisms at community level;
. Conduct training of community groups (adult and children) on hygiene promotion and proper use of WASH facilities
. Conduct data collection related to public health indicators (at household and community level);
. Contribute in timely and quality reporting on WASH activities to Community Mobilisation Officer
. Assist in collecting best practices, case studies which demonstrate qualitative and quantitative changes over the period.
. Assist in reviews, learning events, surveys at project locations.
. Assist the Public Health Engineering team throughout the planning, design and implementation stages
. Assist in reports regularly, verbally and in writing to Community Mobilization Officer
. Assist in brief press, media, other agency staff and Oxfam supporters as agreed with the Country Representative11. To assist in ensuring 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 issues.
Community health programme, using social behaviour change communication (SBCC) to promote healthy behaviour change with individuals, families, and communities, to identify vulnerable Syrian refugees or Jordanians requiring cash for health and to liaise with health facilities related to the cash for health programme and focuses on reproductive health, infant and young child feeding practices (IYCF), exclusive breastfeeding, anaemia prevention, outbreak prevention, psycho social support, noncommunicable diseases (NCD), sexual and gender-based violence (SBGV), referrals and cash for health. The Programme targets boys and girls, pregnant and lactating women and their families, and men and women of reproductive age within the Syrian refugee and Jordanian host population
- using sport and play programmes to encourage the healthy physical, social, and emotional development of refugee children, former child combatants, and young people at risk , Do activity to improving the lives of children and to strengthening their communities by translating positive values of sport into opportunities to promote development, health, and peace .
- Do traning to built on the belief that sport has the power to help create healthier children and safer communities.
in addition to the physical benefits they can deliver,
- Designed sport and play programmes can enhance holistic development, foster resilience, and create meaningful connections between young people and adults.
also holds that sport and play can be used to teach values and life skills including optimism, respect, conflict resolution, compassion, courage, leadership, inspiration, self-confidence, teamwork, discipline, fair play, and joy.
Collected Data about Public Health, The survey is conducted by qualitative and quantitative methods, all The team members have a de-brief after the whole day’s interview, and prepare for next day .
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