Volunteer and Registered Sub-CBOs/NGOs Kebbi

Positive Care Development Foundation (PCDF) is a Non-Governmental Organization working on issues in the prevention and impact mitigation of Public Health challenges in Nigeria.

We are a women-led non-profit, non-governmental organisation (NGO) working to prevent and mitigate the impact of HIV/AIDS, treat clubfoot and Malaria in children, and advocate for women's inclusion in Nigeria. We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Volunteer and Registered Sub-CBOs/NGOs

Locations: Kwara, Kebbi, and Ekiti States, Nigeria

Employment Type: Volunteer

Job Field: NGO/Nonprofit Organization Objective

The Volunteers and registered Sub-CBOs/NGOs to partner with us in implementing a Clubfoot Intervention Programme.

General Expectations

Volunteers and partner organizations will be expected to identify at least 10 clubfoot cases every month and refer identified cases to designated clubfoot treatment clinics. They will submit weekly, monthly, and quarterly reports and participate in weekly performance review meetings and clinic reporting sessions. Partners will also conduct home visits to identify and refer new cases, follow up with patients who have defaulted from treatment, provide counseling and family support, and monitor treatment adherence and progress. They will also be responsible for tracking important performance indicators after each clinic visit. These indicators will include the number of patients treated, treatment outcomes, successful corrections, complications, patient satisfaction, and the timeliness of treatment and follow-up.

Applicants should have access to an Android smartphone, be able to provide a dedicated community caseworker or ad-hoc staff at the LGA level, and communicate effectively in the local language. Organizations should also have the capacity to conduct community mobilization, outreach, and engagement, particularly with Primary Health Care facilities. Experience working with PHCs during Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Week activities, especially in relation to clubfoot services, will be an added advantage. Applicants should also demonstrate the ability to work with civil society organizations, religious groups, families, and communities to identify and enroll children with clubfoot. Most importantly, all partners must demonstrate a strong commitment to safeguarding principles.

11th November, 2026. Method of Application

Interested and qualified volunteers and organizations should send their application/registration documents, safeguarding policies, and other relevant policy documents to: [Email hidden - Login to reveal] using the job title as the subject of the email.