Latest Job Vacancy At World Vision Uganda – Child Sponsorship & Systems Assistant

By | December 2, 2019

World Vision Uganda is a Christian relief, development and advocacy non-government organization dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. We currently work in over 82 districts in Uganda implementing projects in health & nutrition, water, sanitation & hygiene (WASH), livelihoods & community resilience, education and child protection. World Vision (WV) is committed to the protection of children and adult beneficiaries from exploitation and abuse and will not employ people whose background is not suitable for working with the beneficiaries above. All employment is conditioned upon the successful completion of all applicable background checks, including criminal record checks where possible.

Job Summary: The Child Sponsorship & Systems Assistant will Effectively Coordinate and Provide Technical support to Cluster Sponsorship Operations within the partnership standards for child wellbeing

Key Duties and Responsibilities: 

  • Management of Child Sponsorship Systems
  • Manage Sponsorship systems both Technical and Business processes within partnership guidelines.
  • Carry out timely system upgrade, maintenance and provide timely feedback on Child Sponsorship systems requested by NO and GC/SOs.
  • Support Staff and partners on utilization of the horizon mobile phone and any other new gadgets.
  • Support the Cluster/ AP with IT related issues (Cluster IT Focal Persons)
  • Carry out system data quality audit (RC Bio data, monitoring field, and participation and GN implementation).
  • Coordination of Child Sponsorship operations
  • In a timely manner, ensure entry of quality child data and SO communications (queries, GN, mails, child monitoring, and participation) into Child Sponsorship systems. (100% data entered for all RCs).
  • Generate, compile, analyze and submit monthly systems and Child Wellbeing reports to management.
  • Analyze variance reports, Child Status Reports, Project reports and guide the Programme/ cluster team in utilizing information for effective and efficient sponsorship operations
  • Coordinate periodic mailing of APR and Christmas Cards.
  • Ensure quality assurance of all sponsorship operations indicators.
  • Identify and build capacity of Staff and partners in child sponsorship operations.
  • Coordinate with the CSDF and develop an annual integrated monitoring plan.
  • Effectively manage and track all RC and family Participation in WV Programs through implementation of the annual integrated monitoring plan in line with the sponsorship standards
  • Support SOOs in Community engagement and sensitizations on Sponsorship model
  • Manage Communication and Sponsor Relations
  • Coordinate communication between sponsors and RCs for the AP
  • Communicate with Support office in compliance with sponsorship standards (timely notification on anticipated delays and reasons to justify)
  • Develop, monitor, and implement the established checks and controls for sponsor information in line with the child sponsorship standards
  • Monitor and advise staff on Child Sponsorship communications from Cluster to NO/SOs.
  • Expeditiously follow up on all Sponsorship communications from NO and SOs to the allocated APs with the SOO and CSDF.
  • Perform an intermediary role on critical communications between allocated APs and NO/SOs.
  • Management of Sponsorship Initiatives
  • Effectively manage implementation of Partnership initiatives (CDPCs, Sponsorship 2.0, and Digital Story Teller) in line with the partnership guidelines and timeframes.
  • Develop AP initiative Implementation Plan and roll out as per NO timelines.
  • Effectively manage implementation of initiative(s) as per plan and report on progress, recommendations within partnership guidelines.
  • Train, coach and mentor staff and partners on the initiative and follow-up on utilization of the initiative.
  • Provide technical support to Staff and partners on the initiatives
  • Follow up with staff and Partners to ensure 100% return on investment of CDPCs materials, horizon mobile phones, and digital story teller materials through 100% utilization of the systems for the intended objectives.
  • Management of external engagements with SOs
  • Ensure quality and timely Communications between Cluster, NO and SOs.
  • Establish and coordinate timely delivery and dispatch of messages/ correspondences
  • Manage Sponsor visits to their sponsored children in Uganda in line with child Sponsorship standards.
  • Arrange for the visits (Organize all logistic needs).
  • Attend to Sponsors and follow up on child and adult safe guarding issues, submit sponsor visit report.
  • Document and share with Programme key findings from sponsor visits, recommendations and opportunities
  • Child and Adult Safe Guarding
  • Ensure that Videos and photos being sent to NO, SOs/GC have consent forms signed by guardian/parents.
  • Ensure all RCs have a signed consent form on file.
  • Organize the internal child and adult safe guarding committee meetings at the cluster offices.
  • Monitor the wellbeing and child abuse cases and report any violations in accordance with the child and adult safe guarding policy and guidelines
  • Ensure child and adult safe guarding compliance standards at the cluster/AP.

Qualifications, Skills and Experience:

  • The ideal applicant must hold a University Degree information Technology, Statistics or any other related field.
  • At least three years of experience and knowledge in data entries, analysis and data base management are added advantage.
  • At least three years of experience in Computer systems support and Field engagements
  • Computer skills in Windows, MS Excel, Word, publisher and power point
  • Database management
  • Computer literate
  • Motorcycle riding is an added advantage

How to Apply

All suitably qualified candidates are encouraged to apply online by visiting World Vision International’s e-recruitment jobs portal at the web link below.

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Deadline: 6th December 2019 at 5:30 pm