Key responsibilities
Demand creation
- Support the HAST/MCWH/HP team in educating youth on SRH, HIV prevention, and gender-based violence prevention.
- Mobilise youth via calendar events offering HIV testing, PrEP, and other SRH services.
- Generate demand through platforms like radio shows, community events, and outreach.
- Deliver health talks and run community dialogues in selected health facilities.
- Continuously distribute IEC materials to young people.
- Assist the district DOE with the rollout of Soul Buddyz Clubs.
Co-ordination and monitoring of projects
Soul Buddyz Clubs
- Lead the recruitment and registration of Soul Buddyz Clubs.
- Conduct Raising Voices coalition advocacy with local/provincial government.
- Collect attendance and registration data from clubs.
- Distribute relevant tools and resources.
- Ensure clubs meet weekly and submit attendance reports.
- Plan monthly/quarterly activities with the programme officer.
- Hold in-person and remote coaching sessions twice a month.
- Document all coaching and club activities.
- Identify issues causing low participation and implement solutions.
- Monitor attendance and increase visibility on social media.
- Submit monthly progress reports.
Youth Zones / AYFS
- Work with the programme officer to support AYFS Champions using standard tools.
- Track referrals, screenings, and PrEP initiation in target facilities.
- Organise youth campaign events quarterly, following the NDoH calendar.
- Ensure accurate data collection aligned with Soul City and DoH M&E standards.
- Compile data and produce reports using the agreed templates.
- Capture audio and visual content for the communications team.
- Report monthly to supervisors.
Stakeholder management
- Identify key stakeholders to support club outcomes.
- Engage local networks to back and promote club activities.
- Coordinate meetings between clubs and key local influencers.
General
- Complete reports in the required formats as needed.
- Work closely with the programme officer to integrate club efforts into broader projects.
- Seek creative and impactful approaches to programme delivery.
- Monitor participation levels and take action to reduce dropout rates.
Qualifications and experience
- Matric qualification required; post-matric advantageous.
- Experience and knowledge of gender, children, and young women’s issues is essential.
- At least 2 years’ experience in community development or activism.
- Understanding of and passion for advocacy and gender equality.
Competencies
- Reliable and highly committed.
- Detail-focused and self-motivated.
- Works independently and meets deadlines under pressure.
- Shows initiative and takes responsibility.
- Good team collaboration skills.
- Knowledge of local development and gender dynamics.
- Connected to advocacy and CBO/NGO networks.
- Sees advocacy as a driver of social progress.
This is an internal and external advert!
This is an EE position. Preference will be given to people with disabilities.
Closing date for applications: Thursday, 17 April 2025 at 16:30
Please forward your CV and cover letter to: recruitment@soulcity.org.za
NB: Clearly indicate the province you are applying for in your e-mail subject.