Project Coordinator at Women & Children Health Empowerment Foundation (WACHEF)

The Women and Children Health Empowerment Foundation (WACHEF), is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) registered to practice in Nigeria.

The NGO works in partnership with public, private and other non-government organizations to promote accountability, good governance and contribute in achieving equitable, sustainable and quality healthcare and social services delivery among the poor and vulnerable population, especially women and children in Nigeria.
WACHEF was registered with Taraba State Government in 2001 and with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) of Nigeria in August 2005 with registration number CAC/IT/No 19194.

Locations: Jalingo - Taraba, Adamawa, and Benue

Employment Type: Full-time

Responsibilities

Programme Planning & Operations:

Develop and implement detailed work plans and timelines for the clubfoot program.

Coordinate the execution of project activities in line with MiracleFeet guidelines and project objectives in Adamawa, Benue and Taraba States.

Oversee day-to-day operations of the project to ensure timely delivery of services and interventions.
Identify and escalate operational risks or delays to the Chief Executive Officer/ Program Manager with proposed mitigation actions.
Ensure adequate availability of materials, consumables, and equipment required for training and running of clubfoot clinics.
Support in the development and review of monthly, quarterly and annual program reports for submission to WACHEF Management team and MiracleFeet.
Organize and manage awareness campaigns to educate communities and healthcare workers about clubfoot and its treatment.
Collaborate with local stakeholders, including government officials, community leaders, and healthcare institutions, to promote the program
Coordinate training sessions for healthcare professionals on diagnosing and treating clubfoot.
Monitor the performance and progress of trained personnel to ensure quality standards are met across states of implementation
Establish referral pathways for early diagnosis and treatment of clubfoot.

Facilitate access to free or subsidized treatment for affected children.

Oversee follow-up and rehabilitation services to ensure positive long-term outcomes for patients.

Monitor the quality of care provided by healthcare workers trained under the program.
Ensure that project goals and milestones are being met, and address any challenges or delays.
Use collected data to evaluate the program’s impact and suggest improvements.
Advocate for the integration of clubfoot treatment into the state’s healthcare system.
Work towards ensuring long-term sustainability by fostering local ownership of the program.
Support the Finance Officer in developing expense reports and brace inventory reports

Deadline:

How to Apply

Interested and qualified candidates should send the soft copy of their CV and Application as one document to:

using the Job Title as the subject of the mail.