Site Facilitators (CCCM) - Adamawa at Committed To Good (CTG) - 9 Openings

Committed To Good (CTG) is an award-winning private sector company that enables humanitarian and development projects in conflict zones. As a people solutions business, we recruit, deploy and manage the right people with the right skills to implement projects in the world’s toughest regions.

Having worked in more than 25 fragile and conflict-affected countries, we pride ourselves on hiring 90% local employees, providing decent, dignified work and new opportunities in fragile communities. 90% of our turnover goes back into the local economy.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Site Facilitator (CCCM)

Job ID: VAC-12338
Locations: Hong, Mubi North, Mubi South, Tsukumu / Tilljo Mitchika, Moda / Dlaka Mitchika, Song, Lamurde, Maiha and Gombi, Adamawa
Employment Type: Contract
Contract Duration: 3 months
Start Date: 1st August 2024.
Slot: 9 Openings

Role Objectives
For the purpose of this role is to assist in the day to day implementation of the Camp Coordination & Camp Management (CCCM) program, with a focus on community engagement activities aimed at improving participation & self governance of the IDPs, returnees & host community population, specifically the selected candidate will be responsible for the below tasks:

• Assist in the assessment of information needs among the camp population, returnees & host communities.
• Conduct awareness raising & community, CFM, health referral mechanism & other health related topics (with available leaflets, information campaign / drive or audio key messaging).
• Support complaints ffeedback mechanism to ensure accountability to affected population. 
• Assist in inter agency referral process for IDPs, host communities & returnee as well as carrying out follow ups & providing feedback on referred cases to the responsible agency & affected populations.
• Assess existing formal & informal community structures & create linkages with the community committee members.
• Assist in designing, preparing & disseminating IEC (Information, Education & Communication) materials.
• Identify & provide accessible community opportunities that match the specific needs & preferences of persons with disability.
• Work directly with individuals with disabilities to assist in identifying needs & linking them to available services.
• Organize & conduct community meetings, focus group discussions & other participatory activities.
• Ensuring under represented groups, such as women, elders, youth, PWD etc. & that they target beneficiaries most in need of protection & assistance.
• Ensure accurate & timely dissemination of information to IDPs, host communities & returnees regarding services, rights & responsibilities. 
• Monitor the implementation of community engagement activities & report on progress, challenges & outcomes.
• Maintain accurate records & documentation.
• Ensure that all community engagement activities are conducted in a manner that respects the rights & dignity of all camp residents, host communities & returnees with particular attention to vulnerable groups.
• Provide weekly, monthly, situational & annual reports to the management detailing progress of community engagement activities.
• This encompasses achievement of project outputs, objectives & the challenges faced.
• Act as a liaison between affected populations, service providers & camp management teams.
• Foster positive relationships & facilitate effective communication.
• Discharge any other relevant duty as assigned by the Displacement Management Officer.

Project Reporting:

• This role will be working under the overall supervision of the Head of Office (HSO) & the direct supervision of the CCCM Officer (CO).

Qualifications

• Certificate in Social Science or behavioural Sciences Degree or equivalent (essential).

Experience:

• Sector experience: Minimum of 1 year/s of demonstrable relevant experience in community engagement activities, community organizing or any humanitarian related work in Adamawa state experience (essential).
• Geographical experience: Minimum of 1 year/s of experience in Africa (essential).

Key Competencies:

• Previous experience in community engagement activities, community organizing or any humanitarian related work in Adamawa state.
• Previous experience in health related work in Adamawa state is an added advantage.
• Fluency in English & languages spoken in Adamawa state (Hausa, Maiha, Fulfulfi, Nzanyi, Higgi & Bachama).
• Takes responsibility for action & manages constructive criticisms.
• Works effectively well with client & stakeholders.
• Promotes continuous learning for self & others.
• Listens & communicates clearly, adapting delivery to the audience.
• Actively seeks new ways of improving programs or services.
• Develops effective partnerships with internal & external stakeholders.
• Identify ways & implement actions to improve performance of self & others.
• Plans work, anticipates risks & sets goals within area of responsibility.
• Displays mastery of subject matter.
• Contributes to a collegial team environment, incorporates gender related needs, perspectives, concerns & promotes equal gender participation.

Languages:

• Fluent in English (essential).
  Fluent in Hausa (essential).
  Fluent in Maiha (essential).
  Fluent in Nzanyi (essential).
  Fluent in Higgi (essential).
  Fluent in Bachama (essential).
  Fluent in Fulfulbe (essential).

Application Closing Date
19th July, 2024.