• Plan, implement, and monitor health-related project activities. • Coordinate with district health offices, facilities, community health workers, • leaders, and civil society to improve referrals. • Supervise health staff, including mental health nurses and peer educators. • Integrate climate resilience and SRHR into service delivery. • Organize training on adolescent-friendly and climate-sensitive health care. • Lead data collection, reporting, and documentation of outcomes. • Represent UYDEL in health coordination and stakeholder forums.

• Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, Midwifery, or a related health field; Master’s • degree an added advantage. • Registered midwife with proven experience in maternal and adolescent health • care. • Minimum 3 years’ experience coordinating health programs, preferably with • adolescents or youth in community or urban slum settings. • Strong knowledge of SRHR, mental health, and the impacts of climate change on • health. • Experience collaborating with NGOs, government health systems, and • community health structures. • Skilled in supervising health personnel, facilitating training, and strengthening • referral systems. • Excellent leadership, communication, and report-writing abilities. • Desirable Attributes • Passion for youth empowerment and climate justice. • Strong skills in multi-sectoral coordination and stakeholder engagement. • Ability to thrive in dynamic, low-resource settings. • Able to work with marginalized pregnant slum youth experiencing diverse • challenges at all times.

Email your cover letter, CV, and academic documents to uydelHR@gmail.com with the subject line: Project Health Service Coordinator – Building Climate-Resilient Communities for Safe Pregnancies in Adolescents/Youth.