The Advocacy Project in Child and Family Health, a new health project supporting civil society organizations to advocate for fulfilment of promises in the domains of policy, finance and regulatory standards for Routine Immunization; Primary Health Care Under one Roof; and Ending Childhood Killer Disease, is recruiting to fill the positions below:

Job Title: Strategic Communications Officer
Location: Abuja
Main Responsibilities

Design evidence based advocacy materials website, social media, newsletter, brochures, communication materials
Create and manage content (images, video and written) for the projects website
Organize social media events around child and family health issues and financing
Support online advocacy
Develop and expand community and outreach efforts
Work with the media and design a project media strategy
Design templates for consultants’ reports and presentations
Design, create and manage advocacy campaigns
Monitor online traffic to the project’s website
Monitor trends In Social Media conversations and trends on Issues in child and family health
Analyze, review, and report on effectiveness of campaigns
Minimum Required Skills and Experience

Command of the English language, excellent writing skills and ability to draft and edit complex substantive material rapidly and accurately
Working knowledge of at least 2 Nigerian languages
Ability to evaluate research findings and complex evidence, and develop communications messages and audience
Bachelors Degree in Communications, Marketing, New Media or Public Relations
Ability to manage complex series of competing priorities; ability to prioritize.
Knowledge of the public health issues in the field of child and family health
Proven working experience in social media or related field
Excellent writing, editing (photo/video/text), presentation and communication skills
Demonstrable social networking experience and social analytics tools knowledge
Knowledge of web design, web development
Strong graphic design skills
Positive attitude, good team player detail and customer oriented with good multitasking and organizational ability
Highly flexible and ability to set priorities
Knowledge of Search Engine Optimisation systems
Job Title: Accountant
Location: Bide, Niger
Reports to: Programme Director
Hours of Work: 9am – 5pm
Tasks

Making budgets, keeping accounts, bank reconciliation.
Minimum Required Skills and Experience

Degree/HND in Business Management, Accounting or Finance
1-2 years’ experience as an accountant
Knowledge of non-profit accounting
Professional qualifications with ICAN, ACCA or any other equivalent professional qualification will be added advantage
Job Title: Monitoring & Evaluation Officer
Location: Abuja
Main Responsibilities

Monitor grant and sub-grant activities and ensure that the organization’s project complies with funder’s performance reporting requirements
Develop training programs for sub-grantee NGOS
Develop Terms of Reference for consultants
Develop and manage the project’s management information system
Conduct background research on child and family health policies and finance
Produce research reports, issue briefs and policy papers
Promote the use of harmonized and scientific data collection techniques involving sub-grantees and project partners
Update and Manage the centralized information database
Develop dashboard and score cards
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I rarely go out of my way to write but in the spirit of patriotism the Public must be guided. A few local NGO’s in Nigeria are now managed like one-man Private businesses. An experienCe from a Friend. Such A Health organization promoting government increased health budgeting that does not lead by example. Hello! you won’t get HMO benefits. You’re heavily taxed and you dare not ask the Boss lady any questions. The most annoying is the pension deductions on your monthly salaries and you will never get to see it in your pension fund account. So where does the money go to? That’s what I call day light robbery, not that the funds aren’t available. It’s just their style of operations.
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I know Nigerians are desperately looking for jobs but this is so not it. This is the kind of place they can just wake up one morning and say we closing shop.