About Solidarity for Afghan Families SAF:

Solidarity for Afghan Families (SAF) was established on October 2005 as a non-governmental, non-political and non-profit organization with an independent legal identity. The vision of the organization is to get to a developed and welfare society for Afghan families and the mission of the organization is empowering and enabling Afghan families to combat against diseases, poverty, social injustice and illiteracy –

Specific Activities

• Establishing appropriate system to implement the TSFP project activities in partnership with communities and provincial health authorities
• To work with cooperative attitude to keep the link and integrate the TSFP Nutrition activities with BPHS activities in accordance to the national standards at health facility, district and province level
• To develop short-term implementation plans (weekly and monthly) according to project work plan.
• To conduct trainings for project related staff base on project training plan, and provide on the job trainings for related staff (BPHS health facilities staff and community health workers (CHW).
• Conducting supervision and monitoring of the project activities and giving feedbacks, to ensure smooth implementation of TSFP project in the province
• To report any technical and non-technical problem within the project implementation and make logical suggestion for the improvement of the program
• To take part in program monitoring, evaluation and surveys
• To attend meetings related to the TSFP project in the provincial level
• To implement decisions made in the meeting in coordination with other departments.
• To ensure regular supervision of the health facilities and health posts based on the project needs through development of supervision plans.
• To collect valid activity data of the project on weekly and monthly basis to prepare monthly and quarterly reports
• To coordinate the project activities with stakeholders at field level (district governors, community Shura and NGOs providing health services in the catchments area – BPHS implementers)
• To assist implementation of national policies, strategies and protocols related to nutrition
• To develop and maintain relation with provincial nutrition referral centers, BPHS health facilities and communities
• To do whatever related job delegated by the TSFP coordinator.

Qualifications:
1. To Have MD degree or Midlevel health worker graduated from a well-known institute

2. To have at least two years of work experience in implementation of nutrition program

3. Knowledge of English and local languages and basic computer skill

4. Interpersonal and managerial and conflict resolution skills

5. Communication skills and knowledge of local communities

6. Negotiation skills in multicultural and multilingual environment self motivated

Submission Guideline:

Interested Applicants are requested to submit a cover letter and detailed CV, through the Link provided in submission Email, copy the URL and paste it on search bar Kindly note that this is the Only way to apply, there is no other way of applying to the position, you are required to fill the form correctly otherwise you will not be listed.

Note: CV should be PDF and size must not exceed 1Mb.