Community Mobilizer

**Introduction**

Child in Need Institute (CINI) has been implementing/facilitating different programs to demonstrate models in improving quality of lives of children, adolescent and women in need. CINI also provides technical support to different State Governments and at National level for strengthening existing services and build up capacities of personnel working at different layers. CINI’s core model is based on CINI method that promotes a rights-based convergence approach which has so far attracted the attention of policy makers and other different actors of development sector, and which has proven to be an effective design to promote local level solutions for improving care and protection of Children.

**About the Project**:
The health and nutrition status of a mother throughout her lifecycle (her childhood, adolescence, and pre-/pregnancy period) is a major contributory factor to the growth and development of her child having far-reaching implication even in her/his adult well-being and morbidity. Good nutrition and a healthy gestation period is important for foetal development, survival and for growth from birth through childhood. Even after birth, till the 1000th day of his/her life (when 80% of brain development takes place), choice of healthy practices and optimal nutrition help the children achieve their developmental milestones unhindered and prevent life threatening diseases in adult years. The crucial period therefore is the time from conception till the child’s second birthday—the 1000 days in which good nutrition and healthy growth have lasting benefits throughout the child’s life. Several programmes in India have been directed towards improving maternal and child health outcomes. In line with the Sustainable Development Goal 3 which lays emphasis on reducing maternal, new-born and child mortality, the latest RMNCH+A (Reproductive, Maternal, New-born, Child and Adolescent Health) program launched by the Government of India uses a comprehensive approach to address health inequities across vulnerable populations, high-burden, difficult and remote geographies, and consists of a bundle of strategic interventions across various life stages aimed at improving both maternal and neonatal outcomes. While the strategy has succeeded in implementation through coordinated efforts, further improvements in the quality of implementation, incorporation of a robust monitoring and evaluation framework and a deeper focus on social determinants of health and equity have been called for to enhance its overall impact to sustain improvement.

**Age: 18 - 50 Years**

**Experience/Competencies**:

- Minimum Two-Years of working Experience (Compulsory).
- Experience in Health (Maternal & Child Health and Nutrition will be Preferred).
- **Community Engagement**: Effective communication and relationship-building with target groups for awareness, counselling, and follow-up interventions.
- **Health and Nutrition Knowledge**: Expertise in malnutrition screening, nutrition demonstration, and high-risk pregnancy care.
- **Organizational Skills**: Proficiency in planning and executing health camps, awareness events, and home visits.
- **Collaboration**: Ability to facilitate convergence at Sub-Centres, Anganwadi centres, and Gram Panchayat levels.
- **Monitoring and Reporting**: Skill in documenting and reporting intervention outcomes and progress
- **Adaptability**: Flexibility in handling additional organizational responsibilities as assigned.

**Qualification**:

- Age limit
- 18 - 50 yrs
- Minimum intermediate pass from reputed institute

**Location**:Dumka and Khunti, Jharkhand

1. Dumka
- (i) Gopikandar

(ii) Shikaripara

2. Khunti
- (i) Arki

(ii) Murhu

**No of Vacancy**: Total 29 positions

1. **Dumka**:

- 16 Positions

2. **Khunti**:

- 13 Positions

1. Social and Health Determinants Monitoring: - Assess factors influencing community health: income, education, occupation, healthcare access, environment, and lifestyle. Conduct surveys, focus groups, and analyse data for insights.

2. Regular Home Visits and COHORT Documentation: - Conduct health assessments, provide counselling, and facilitate medical referrals. Maintain records of demographics, health status, and program interventions.

3. Health and Nutrition Monitoring: - Track weight, height, BMI, and dietary habits. Identify and address malnutrition and other health concerns.

4. Counselling and Education: - Empower beneficiaries on hygiene, nutrition, disease prevention, and home care. Use workshops, group meetings, and IEC materials for knowledge dissemination.

6. Other Responsibilities: - Attend capacity-building workshops and assist with project documentation. Act as a liaison between the community and the organization.

**Expected travel**: 80 % of total time

**Cost to Organization:

- INR 15,000/- per Month**

**How to Apply**:
**"Child In Need Institute follows the Child Protection Policy, Sexual Harassment at Workplace policy, and all HR-related pol