Key roles and responsibilities:


Program Support and Implementation
Assist in preparing and reviewing ICHP work plans and budgets in collaboration with the Health team.
Participate in the implementation of community-based health activities in alignment with The Maa Trust's strategic goals.
Support monthly meetings with Community Health Mobilizers (CHMs) and peer mentor review sessions.
Contribute to the compilation of monthly and quarterly activity reports.
Provide logistical support for planning health-related forums and training events.
Follow up on activity timelines to ensure timely execution of program components.
Stakeholder and Partnership Engagement
Support communication and coordination with CHMS, CHVs, local leaders, and partner organizations.
Participate in community barazas, women's forums, and youth dialogues.
Assist in organizing stakeholder meetings and feedback sessions.
Help build collaborative relationships with local health facilities and government agencies.
Capacity Building and Health Education
Participate in SRH outreach events targeting youth, men, and women.
Assist in preparing educational materials and co-facilitating community learning sessions.
Advocate for positive health behaviors and the rights to SRH services during outreach events.
Other Duties
Carry out additional tasks assigned by the Health Coordinator or Health and WASH Manager in line with program needs.


Qualifications and Skills:


A diploma or bachelor's degree (or in progress) in Public Health, Community Health, Development Studies, or a related field.
Passionate about health promotion and community empowerment.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills in both English and Kiswahili (Maa is an added advantage).
Basic knowledge of Adolescent and Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (A/SRHR), WASH, or safeguarding is desirable.
Ability to work independently and in diverse teams.
Proficiency in MS Office; experience with KoboCollect or other data tools is a plus.
"The Maa Trust is an equal opportunity employer. Unfortunately, due to the many applications normally received, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted."