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CorpsAfrica Uganda
Volunteer
Kampala, Uganda
Action 4 Health Uganda
Meal Officer
Kampala, Uganda
Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN)
Project Coordinator, Policy And Private Sector - CASCADE
Kampala, Uganda
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
Field Associate
Kampala, Uganda
International Rescue Committee
Re : Build Facilitator
Kampala, Uganda
Mastercard Foundation
Lead, Country Program Finance
Kampala, Uganda
World Vision
CLOSEDProgramme Manager
Kampala, Uganda
International Rescue Committee
CLOSEDPlaymatters Research & Learning Consultant
Kampala, Uganda
DFCU Bank
CLOSEDProject Manager
Kampala, Uganda
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World Wide Fund Uganda (WWF)
CLOSEDConsultant
Kampala, Uganda
Closing: Jun 15, 2024
31 days remainingPublished: May 14, 2024 (1 day ago)
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The Volunteer dedicates his/her time to living and working with local people to identify an area of concern for the community, co-create and design solutions to address the concern, implement the solutions with local partners, and monitor and evaluate the results. To achieve this, CorpsAfrica Volunteers receive professional training before and during their service, support from CorpsAfrica staff (both nationally. and internationally), a modest living allowance, health insurance, and a readjustment allowance upon successful completion of the program. Volunteers are required to submit reports and make presentations regularly.
Requirements
• Be a citizen of Uganda
• Be 21 years of age or older at the time of the start of your service
• Possess a university degree or equivalent professional experience
• Willing and able, physically and emotionally, to serve as a Volunteer for the entirety of the service year in rural, often times, remote communities
• No record of criminal activity that would demonstrate unsuitability for CorpsAfrica service
• Have no conflict of interest that would interfere with your duties and responsibilities as a CorpsAfrica Volunteer Understand that volunteerism is an altruistic act, where one offers their time, skills, and resources without expectation of financial gain
Responsibilities
The Volunteer dedicates his/her time to living and working with local people to identify an area of concern for the community, co-create and design solutions to address the concern, implement the solutions with local partners, and monitor and evaluate the results. To achieve this, CorpsAfrica Volunteers receive professional training before and during their service, support from CorpsAfrica staff (both nationally. and internationally), a modest living allowance, health insurance, and a readjustment allowance upon successful completion of the program. Volunteers are required to submit reports and make presentations regularly.
Requirements
• Be a citizen of Uganda
• Be 21 years of age or older at the time of the start of your service
• Possess a university degree or equivalent professional experience
• Willing and able, physically and emotionally, to serve as a Volunteer for the entirety of the service year in rural, often times, remote communities
• No record of criminal activity that would demonstrate unsuitability for CorpsAfrica service
• Have no conflict of interest that would interfere with your duties and responsibilities as a CorpsAfrica Volunteer Understand that volunteerism is an altruistic act, where one offers their time, skills, and resources without expectation of financial gain
• Commit to working in a highly underserved community in Uganda to improve the quality of life of the community Serve where CorpsAfrica asks them to serve, under conditions of hardship, if necessary Recognize that their success is based on building trust and confidence with their host community
• Understand that they are responsible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for their personal conduct and professional performance
• Engage with host community partners in a spirit of cooperation, mutual learning, and respect
• Exercise good judgment and personal responsibility to protect their health, safety, and well-being
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