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Volunteer Advocacy and Communications Officer

Full-time

Overview Volunteer Advocacy and Communications Officer role

PCAU is seeking volunteer services from a dynamic and results-oriented communications and marketing professional. The officer will focus on strategic advocacy for the availability and access to palliative care, the organizational corporate image, interest generation, events management, information generation, and dissemination. He or she will oversee internal and external communications activities. They will support the management and delivery of the PCAU Communication Strategy. The officer will be directly responsible to the Advocacy and Communications Manager.

General professional competencies required.

The ideal candidate will have a minimum of a degree in communications or marketing-related fields. They must have at least 2 years of experience in managing communications, resources mobilization, or fundraising roles with national or international institutions. They should be dynamic and proficient in the use of modern communications tools, and equipment. The ideal candidate should have the ability for turning the most complex of issues into simple, compelling messages and stories. They should be enthusiastic about compassionate work and be willing to go the extra mile to serve the plight of the disadvantaged or vulnerable in the community. The successful candidate will support the development of communications strategies that have the power to shape a public narrative, generate interest, and raise the PCAU profile, membership, partnership, supporters, and contributors.

How to apply:

All qualified and interested candidates should send their cover letter, updated CV, and copies of academic papers as one document in PDF of not more than 2MB. Ensure to provide at least three work-related referees.

Direct your applications to;

The Executive Director,
Palliative Care Association of Uganda
P.O Box 34985, Kampala-Uganda
Email: pcau.admin@pcau.org.ug

The deadline for receiving applications is 18th April 2024 at 5 pm.

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About Palliative Care Association of Uganda

Industry: NGO
Location: KAMPALA
Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU), is the national association for palliative care providers in Uganda. It was registered as a Non-Governmental Organization in 2003 with a vision to extend access to palliative care services to all patients and families in need in Uganda. The association is composed of 1300+ individual members and 25 member organizations. PCAU coordinates civil society efforts and works closely with the Government of Uganda towards the integration of palliative care services within the health care system across the country.

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