Girl Champion (Volunteer Roles) at Restless Development Uganda

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13 August 2024

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Are you a dynamic, committed, and passionate young woman? Restless Development is seeking enthusiastic individuals to join as Girl Champions in Uganda. Here are the details:

Girl Champion (Volunteer Roles) at Restless Development Uganda

About Restless Development:

Restless Development is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to harnessing the potential of young leaders for positive change worldwide.

With a presence in nine countries, including Uganda, they focus on youth-led programs addressing critical issues.

Role Overview:

Position: Girl Champion (30 positions available)

Locations: Jinja City, Moroto, Napak, Jinja, and Mayuge Districts

Stipend: Modest monthly allowance based on level of involvement

Preferred Start Date: May 2024

Contract Duration: 12 months

Reports to: Programme Officer

Expected Travel: Occasional domestic travel may be necessary

Job Description:

As a Girl Champion, you will:

Participate in training on girl-led research and needs assessment.
Engage in workshops covering green entrepreneurship, career skills, climate activism, advocacy, storytelling, and community organizing.
Co-lead an inclusive needs assessment and evidence-building initiative.
Conduct community dialogues on gender norms affecting girls’ roles in climate solutions.
Assist in developing climate action plans and co-creating innovative solutions.
Facilitate peer support groups and mentorship sessions.
Collaborate in creating a Global Girls Climate Manifesto.
Engage in local coalitions and national/international climate events.
Ensure the safety and well-being of fellow Girl Champions and community members.

Requirements:

Essential:

Age range between 18-24 years.
Strong passion for youth development and involving young people in decision-making.
Completed at least O-level education or equivalent experience in youth engagement.
Current resident of Jinja City, Jinja, Napak, Moroto, or Mayuge districts.
Fluent in both English and the local language of your district.
Deadline: April 5 2024