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Consultancy Services for Development of a Person-Centred Care Curriculum for Key Population Community Health Workers
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Lusaka
Freelance
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Consultancy Services for Development of a Person-Centred Care Curriculum for Key Population Community Health Workers Ciheb Zambia, with support from the International AIDS Society, is implementing an initiative to strengthen Person-Centred Care (PCC) within community-based HIV services for key populations (KPs) in Zambia. The initiative will develop a practical curriculum for Key Population Community Health Workers (CHWs) and support the integration of PCC principles into the National Policies. Assignment Summary The Consultant will develop a competency-based Person-Centred Care curriculum for Key Population Community Health Workers The full scope of work, deliverables, proposal requirements and evaluation approach are in the attached Request for Proposal Document. For more information click here Eligibility Individual consultants or firms with demonstrated experience in curriculum development, community Health, HIV programming and/or health system strengthening.
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