Vacancy! Vacancy!! Vacancy!!! (Community Volunteer - PEER EDUCATORS)

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VACANCY! VACANCY!! VACANCY!!!  
(Community Volunteer - PEER EDUCATORS)
CEPEHRG seeks to recruit dedicated COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS /PEER EDUCATORS to work on a sexual and reproductive Health and Rights project in New Juaben, Kumasi, Cape Coast and Swedru.

JOB SUMMARY
The peer educator will be responsible for the day to day community outreach activities; providing information, education and services to their peers in project sites, compiling weekly report and mobilizing KP for prevention, care and treatment educational programmes.

SPECIFIC TASK
§  Provide peers with one-on-one and small group sessions on HIV and its prevention related issues, conduct basic risk assessment and provide information on recommended referrals to HTC, STI, ART and other services.
§  Refer KP for STI services with weekly performance reporting to Field Supervisor.
§  Accompany KP directly to facilities providing HIV testing services.
§  Refer HIV positive KP to ART Clinic of their choice for enrollment.
§  Organize HTS outreaches in project sites/communities under the supervision of a Field Supervisor.
§  With close supervision and monitoring by Field Supervisor, ensure proper documentation of field notebooks is kept on regular and consistent basis.
§  Participate in all monthly programme review meetings.
§  With the project team, identify other non-monetary incentives to attract more KP and their sexual partners to outreach sessions.

QUALIFICATIONS
§  Applicant should be able to read and write.
§  Applicant should have a strong network with the KP community.

QUALITIES
§  Committed/ passionate
§  Trust worthy
§  Private and confidential
§  Confident and assertive
§  Respectful
§  Role model      

All applications should be submitted to: cepehrg@gmail.com by Monday, 29th January, 2018


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