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Field Officer FO1 X5 (Makululu Area) & Field Officer FO1 (Katondo Area) X5
RÉCENTCDIil y a 2 jours
Job Description
Lusaka
CDI
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ABOUT CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL Children International Zambia, herein referred to as CIZ, is an affiliate of Children International (CI), a global nonprofit that delivers child and youth development programming to break the cycle of generational poverty, headquartered in Kansas City, USA Children International serves 220,000 young people in 10 countries around the world for the first two decades of their lives. By providing access to resources that include health care, education, and life and job skills, we are equipping them to eventually become sustainably employed adults, as we empower young people to transform their lives, we also are strengthening their families and communities. Children International’s work to end poverty for good is made possible by approximately 3,800 dedicated volunteers and by generous sponsors, donors, corporations and partner organizations. Our mission is also carried out by 1,300 employees worldwide. To ensure that our programs continue giving children and youth the best possible chance, we are growing our people talent. That’s where you come in. As a locally registered organization, CIZ is supported by a committed team of more than 70 employees and over 200 volunteers. It operates offices and delivers programs serving more than 18,000 young people in the Lusaka communities of George, Kanyama, and Chibolya. In 2027, Children International Zambia will extend its program operations to the Makululu and Katondo compounds in Kabwe. THE CAREER OPPORTUNITY The Field Officer FO1 plays a central role in implementing the Child Path Model, CI’s strategy for helping children and youth break the cycle of poverty. Through a global skill-building curriculum, community partnerships, and targeted safety net interventions, CI ensures that participants achieve critical life-stage milestones so they can ultimately become confident young adults with the skills and tools to reach their goals, become sustainably employed, and positively influence their community. The Field Officer FO1 engages directly with participants, their families, community volunteers and local institutions to make the Child Path Model a reality. This role is ideal for a candidate who is passionate about combatting poverty, excited to work directly in the community, who is a fast learner and can problem solve in a fast-paced environment. RESPONSIBILITIES Club Facilitator Coordination
- Enroll, motivate and coordinate Club Facilitators, the community members who lead Child Path clubs
- Coach Club Facilitators to deliver high-quality curriculum sessions and build meaningful connections with participants
- Accompany Club Facilitators to support their development and ensure their satisfaction Service Delivery Point (SDP) Administration
- Establish and maintain partnerships with Service Delivery Points (SDPs), the community sites where Child Path clubs meet
- Coordinate logistics at assigned SDPs to ensure seamless program delivery
- Act as the primary point of
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