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YOBE BRANCH
Yobe State.
Instructions:
1. To apply, send your CV and a one-page Cover Letter (as a single PDF document)
to branchrecruitment@redcrossnigeria.org
2. Pay close attention to job description requirements as applicants that do not
meet these requirements will not be considered.
3. State the Branch Name followed by the Position applied for and the (for
example: Yobe Branch DM Officer) as subject of the email
Applicants who fail to comply with application instructions above will not be considered.
Attached herewith are Job Descriptions for these Positions.
Signed:
Management
Job description
JOB TITLE Branch Secretary
DUTY STATION Branch Office
LINE MANAGER Branch Executive Committee/Secretary General
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
JOB PURPOSE
Under the guidance of the Branch Executive Committee and the Secretary General, Branch Secretary will be
responsible for ensuring that Society is strategically and effectively positioned as key Partner and
Partner of Choice to the State Government, Movement Partners and other humanitarian partners in
the State. This is done through a well-coordinated approach in service delivery to the communities
within the State in line with their identified needs and priorities. He/She is also responsible for the
growth and management of Programmes within the State.
Desirable
• Good knowledge of the work of the Red Cross in Nigeria and the State
• Experience in Programme design and management
• Experience in Volunteer Management
• Excellent interpersonal and effective communication skills
• Broad knowledge of project management, emergency and public health management,
humanitarian relief issues, trends and goals aimed at preventing and alleviating human suffering.
• Strong leadership, team building, conflict resolution and ability to deliver the society’s articulated
vision for change.
• Ability to initiate and manage change and align programmes to the strategic plan.
• Demonstrated ability to influence and resolve differences and conflicts.
Behavioural Competencies
• Articulate when communicating, and a curious and effective listener
• Ability to protect the reputation of NRCS through the quality of work, knowledge and
experience
• High ethical standards and honesty in handling the organizational resources and zero tolerance
to corruption
• Culturally sensitive, globally minded and showing respect to the views and opinions of others
• Ability to collaborate and work well in a team
• Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
Job description
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
JOB PURPOSE
Under the guidance of the Branch Secretary and the technical support of the NHQ
Director/Coordinator Finance & Resource Management, the Branch Finance and Administration
Officer is responsible for the management of the Branch finances, assets and other administrative
roles. The position requires a high level of integrity and analysis for accurate reporting of all Branch
finances both project and internal resources.
Desirable
• Good knowledge of the work of the Red Cross in Nigeria and the State
• Experience in Programme design and management
• Experience in Volunteer Management
• Excellent interpersonal and effective communication skills
• Knowledge of project management, emergency and public health management, humanitarian
Skills and Competencies
relief issues, trends and goals aimed at preventing and alleviating human suffering.
• Strong leadership, team building, conflict resolution and ability to deliver the society’s articulated
vision for change.
• Ability to initiate and manage change and align programmes to the strategic plan.
• Demonstrated ability to influence and resolve differences and conflicts.
Behavioural Competencies
• Articulate when communicating, and a curious and effective listener
• Ability to protect the reputation of NRCS through the quality of work, knowledge and
experience
• High ethical standards and honesty in handling the organizational resources and zero tolerance
to corruption
• Culturally sensitive, globally minded and showing respect to the views and opinions of others
• Ability to collaborate and work well in a team
• Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
Job description
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
JOB PURPOSE
Under the guidance of the Branch Secretary and the technical support of the NHQ
Director/Coordinator Disaster Management, the Branch Disaster Management Officer is responsible
for managing and implementing the overall Disaster Management related matters/activities of the
Branch. The Branch Disaster Management Officer further ensures the status of NRCS as first
responder to emergencies is sustained. It is the responsibility of the DMO to coordinate Volunteer
Management, including recruitment and retention.
• Coordinate through the Branch Secretary, the Branch relief operations and DM related
activities with the State government, partners, agencies, key stakeholders and other
humanitarian actors in the State.
• Establish strong collaboration and cooperation with the State Government and other actors in
Disaster preparedness and emergency response at States and Division level.
• Support the effective stock piling of relief materials at Branch level and follow guidelines and
procedures for stock replenishment in collaboration with NHQ DM department.
• Ensure DM activities are conducted in accordance with the NRCS code of conduct and principle
of transparency and accountability.
• Establish an efficient and motivated team of volunteers, and establish systems to ensure
retention and capacity building of the volunteers.
• Ensure regular and accurate record of all volunteers are stored into the VDBM
• Undertake regular assessment on emergency response and offer efforts to mobilize assistance
internally from NRCS stock and/or from external source including Movement partners.
• Through the BS, prepare quarterly and annual progress reports on achievements and
challenges incurred and share them with concerned stakeholders.
Desirable
• Strong project/program management capacities including design, implementation, monitoring
and evaluation.
• Strong analytical skills.
• Strong capacity in developing of emergency response plans and resource mobilization.
• Ability to grow fast and building strong team.
• Knowledge on geopolitical, socio-culture and national and local economy.
• Good team player with strong motivation skills.
Behavioural Competencies
• Articulate when communicating, and a curious and effective listener
• Ability to protect the reputation of NRCS through the quality of work, knowledge and
experience
• High ethical standards and honesty in handling the organizational resources and zero tolerance
to corruption
• Culturally sensitive, globally minded and showing respect to the views and opinions of others
• Ability to collaborate and work well in a team
• Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
Job description
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
JOB PURPOSE
Under the guidance of the Branch Secretary and the technical support of the NHQ
Director/Coordinator Health & Care, the Branch Health & Care Officer will be responsible for
implementation of Health Activities at the Branch and Divisions. The position ensures all health
projects and programmes at the branch, whether funded by partners or by the branch, are
implemented, monitored and regularly reported on. These include Mother’s Club, Nutrition,
HIV/AIDS, vaccination, hygiene promotion and First Aid are implemented in line with the NRCS
strategic plans.
• Develop Branch capacity on the management and implementation of emergency response plans,
in liaison with the Branch DM Officer to prepare for and respond to disasters and epidemics in
the Branch and Divisions
• Participate regularly in forums and health technical working groups in the State.
• Establish, strengthen and equip Mothers Club units in the Branch and divisions in collaboration
with relevant partners with focus on Maternal, New born and Child Health (MNCH) and
HIV/AIDS.
• In collaboration with First Aid trainer, establish a robust First Aid unit that delivers effective
services to the community.
Desirable
• Good knowledge of the work of the Red Cross in Nigeria and the State
Skills and Competencies
• Experience in Programme design and management
• Experience in Volunteer Management
• Excellent interpersonal and effective communication skills
• Knowledge of project management, emergency and public health management, humanitarian
relief issues, trends and goals aimed at preventing and alleviating human suffering.
• Strong leadership, team building, conflict resolution and ability to deliver the society’s articulated
vision for change.
• Ability to initiate and manage change and align programmes to the strategic plan.
• Demonstrated ability to influence and resolve differences and conflicts.
• Strong organisation and Program management including planning, monitoring, evaluation and
reporting.
• Strong capacity in developing health emergency response plans and resource mobilization.
Behavioural Competencies
• Articulate when communicating, and a curious and effective listener
• Ability to protect the reputation of NRCS through the quality of work, knowledge and
experience
• High ethical standards and honesty in handling the organizational resources and zero tolerance
to corruption
• Culturally sensitive, globally minded and showing respect to the views and opinions of others
• Ability to collaborate and work well in a team
• Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
Job description
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
JOB PURPOSE
Under the guidance of the Branch Secretary and the technical support of the National Training Officer,
the Branch Resource Mobilization and Training Officer will develop and implement resource
mobilization activities especially in areas of first aid training to contribute to branch development
and sustainability in line with the NS Resource Mobilization Strategy.
Training
Desirable
• Good knowledge of the work of the Red Cross in Nigeria and the State
• Experience in Programme design and management
• Experience in Volunteer Management
• Excellent interpersonal and effective communication skills
• Knowledge of project management, emergency and public health management, humanitarian
relief issues, trends and goals aimed at preventing and alleviating human suffering.
• Strong leadership, team building, conflict resolution and ability to deliver the society’s articulated
vision for change.
• Ability to initiate and manage change and align programmes to the strategic plan.
• Demonstrated ability to influence and resolve differences and conflicts.
Behavioural Competencies
• Articulate when communicating, and a curious and effective listener
• Ability to protect the reputation of NRCS through the quality of work, knowledge and
experience
• High ethical standards and honesty in handling the organizational resources and zero tolerance
to corruption
• Culturally sensitive, globally minded and showing respect to the views and opinions of others
• Ability to collaborate and work well in a team
• Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
Job description
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
JOB PURPOSE
Under the supervision of the Branch Secretary, with technical support of Head of PMER and
Communication, the Branch Communications and PMEAL will be responsible for ensuring that the
Branch and Divisions have high visibility and promotes the RCRC Movement Fundamental Principles.
The position is also responsible to ensure effective planning, monitoring and reporting on the
activities being implemented by the Branch.
Desirable
Skills and Competencies
• Good knowledge of the work of the Red Cross in Nigeria and the State
• Experience in Programme design and management
• Experience in Volunteer Management
• Excellent interpersonal and effective communication skills
• Knowledge of project management, emergency and public health management, humanitarian
relief issues, trends and goals aimed at preventing and alleviating human suffering.
• Strong leadership, team building, conflict resolution and ability to deliver the society’s articulated
vision for change.
• Ability to initiate and manage change and align programmes to the strategic plan.
• Demonstrated ability to influence and resolve differences and conflicts.
Behavioural Competencies
• Articulate when communicating, and a curious and effective listener
• Ability to protect the reputation of NRCS through the quality of work, knowledge and
experience
• High ethical standards and honesty in handling the organizational resources and zero tolerance
to corruption
• Culturally sensitive, globally minded and showing respect to the views and opinions of others
• Ability to collaborate and work well in a team
• Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
Job description
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
JOB PURPOSE
Under the supervision of the Branch Secretary and technical guidance of the Assistant Coordinator
DM/RFL/Migration, the RFL Focal Point will be responsible for proper planning, implementation,
follow up and evaluation of all Restoring Family Links (RFL) activities of the NRCS branch, in close
collaboration with ICRC RFL delegate and Field Officers.
Other Responsibilities
• The RFL Focal Point can support other programs of the NS when needed based on the Branch
Secretaries discretion with 80% regular time allocated to RFL activities.
• The RFL Focal Point might be requested to work during the week-ends and holidays. He would
be subsequently compensated for those extra work hours with additional days off.
• In addition to the above-mentioned tasks, the incumbent could be asked to perform other task
not described on the current job description.
Requirements
• Must possess a University Degree/HND
• A minimum of 2years of experience in relevant areas
• An active staff or volunteer of the Nigerian Red Cross Society for at least three years in the area
of disaster management and/or restoring family links.
• To know the organization and functioning of the Nigerian Red Cross Society in particular and
the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement in general.
• To know the sociopolitical, security and humanitarian environment of Nigeria.
• To have a sound understanding of English language/excellent self-expression in at least two
Nigerian languages (preferably Hausa & Kanuri).
• To have good computer skills: Word, Excel, Power Point and internet web-based searching.
• To be dynamic and autonomous/capable of performing multiple tasks
• To have excellent communication, interpersonal, advocacy and networking skills.
• To have good listening capacity, analyze and summarize.
• To have good leadership skills and the ability to work with and in a team.
• To be capable of working under pressure/ in a multicultural environment with minimal
supervision.
• To have a very good sense of initiative and of organization.
• To have the ability to represent the NRCS and the Movement towards authorities,
humanitarian organizations, communities, beneficiaries etc.
• Ability to act promptly and objectively in any given context
• Ability to observe confidentiality and data protection principles
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ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
JOB PURPOSE
The Driver will be responsible for transporting staff and ensuring official vehicles are in good and
safe working condition.
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
JOB PURPOSE
The Office Security/Guard will be responsible for ensuring the security of lives and properties
within the office premises.
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
JOB PURPOSE
The Office Assistant/Cleaner will be responsible for ensuring the office building and surroundings
are properly cleaned.
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
Manage the Divisional office on a day-to-day basis in accordance with the Statutes and
Regulations of the National Society.
Initiate and organize the Red Cross activities within the Division according to objectives
and policies set at the Branch and National levels.
Keep the division and Divisional committee regularly updated on all programmes
activities.
Coordinate, supervise and monitor through the Branch Secretary all funded programmatic
activities.
Abide by and enforce all National Society policies, rules and procedures particularly those
affecting the fundamental principles, emblem and code of conduct.
Plan and coordinate Pillar 1 activities and orientation of volunteers and members at the
Divisions
Expand the membership and ensure the effective collection of membership dues.
Liaise with the Local Government agencies to ensure the smooth running of the Division
and its operations.
Planning of Advocacy visits to the LGA authorities and individuals within the community
Ensure the safety and maintenance of the Division property including all relevant
documents.
Prepare the Branch budget and plans with advice of the Divisional Coordinator
Report monthly, quarterly and annual activities of the Division
Plan motherly ,quarterly and annual meetings of the Divisional Committee
Serves as Secretary to the Divisional Committee
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
Manage the Divisional office on a day-to-day basis in accordance with the Statutes and
Regulations of the National Society.
Initiate and organize the Red Cross activities within the Division according to objectives
and policies set at the Branch and National levels.
Keep the division and Divisional committee regularly updated on all programmes
activities.
Coordinate, supervise and monitor through the Branch Secretary all funded programmatic
activities.
Abide by and enforce all National Society policies, rules and procedures particularly those
affecting the fundamental principles, emblem and code of conduct.
Plan and coordinate Pillar 1 activities and orientation of volunteers and members at the
Divisions
Expand the membership and ensure the effective collection of membership dues.
Liaise with the Local Government agencies to ensure the smooth running of the Division
and its operations.
Planning of Advocacy visits to the LGA authorities and individuals within the community
Ensure the safety and maintenance of the Division property including all relevant
documents.
Prepare the Branch budget and plans with advice of the Divisional Coordinator
Report monthly, quarterly and annual activities of the Division
Plan motherly ,quarterly and annual meetings of the Divisional Committee
Serves as Secretary to the Divisional Committee
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
Manage the Divisional office on a day-to-day basis in accordance with the Statutes and
Regulations of the National Society.
Initiate and organize the Red Cross activities within the Division according to objectives
and policies set at the Branch and National levels.
Keep the division and Divisional committee regularly updated on all programmes
activities.
Coordinate, supervise and monitor through the Branch Secretary all funded programmatic
activities.
Abide by and enforce all National Society policies, rules and procedures particularly those
affecting the fundamental principles, emblem and code of conduct.
Plan and coordinate Pillar 1 activities and orientation of volunteers and members at the
Divisions
Expand the membership and ensure the effective collection of membership dues.
Liaise with the Local Government agencies to ensure the smooth running of the Division
and its operations.
Planning of Advocacy visits to the LGA authorities and individuals within the community
Ensure the safety and maintenance of the Division property including all relevant
documents.
Prepare the Branch budget and plans with advice of the Divisional Coordinator
Report monthly, quarterly and annual activities of the Division
Plan motherly ,quarterly and annual meetings of the Divisional Committee
Serves as Secretary to the Divisional Committee
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
Support the Divisional Disaster Management (DM) strategy and contingency Plans and
Budgets.
Coordinate through the Branch DMO, the Divisional relief operations and DM related
activities with the Local government and partners.
Ensure DM activities are conducted in accordance with the NRCS code of conduct and
principle of transparency and accountability.
Establish an efficient and motivated team of volunteers, and establish systems to ensure
retention and capacity building of the volunteers.
Ensure regular and accurate record of all volunteers are stored into the VDBM
Through the DS, prepare quarterly and annual progress reports on achievements and
challenges incurred
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
Support the Divisional Disaster Management (DM) strategy and contingency Plans and
Budgets.
Coordinate through the Branch DMO, the Divisional relief operations and DM related
activities with the Local government and partners.
Ensure DM activities are conducted in accordance with the NRCS code of conduct and
principle of transparency and accountability.
Establish an efficient and motivated team of volunteers, and establish systems to ensure
retention and capacity building of the volunteers.
Ensure regular and accurate record of all volunteers are stored into the VDBM
Through the DS, prepare quarterly and annual progress reports on achievements and
challenges incurred
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
Support the Divisional Disaster Management (DM) strategy and contingency Plans and
Budgets.
Coordinate through the Branch DMO, the Divisional relief operations and DM related
activities with the Local government and partners.
Ensure DM activities are conducted in accordance with the NRCS code of conduct and
principle of transparency and accountability.
Establish an efficient and motivated team of volunteers, and establish systems to ensure
retention and capacity building of the volunteers.
Ensure regular and accurate record of all volunteers are stored into the VDBM
Through the DS, prepare quarterly and annual progress reports on achievements and
challenges incurred
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
• Participate regularly in forums and health technical working groups in the division
• Support the strengthening of Mothers Club units in the division in collaboration with relevant
partners with focus on Maternal, New born and Child Health (MNCH) and HIV/AIDS.
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
• Participate regularly in forums and health technical working groups in the division
• Support the strengthening of Mothers Club units in the division in collaboration with relevant
partners with focus on Maternal, New born and Child Health (MNCH) and HIV/AIDS.
ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established through an Act of Parliament in 1960. This
Act depicts that the NRCS is recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria as a community based
Voluntary Aid Society, auxiliary to and complementing the public authorities in the area of
humanitarian interventions. The NRCS was recognized by the International Committee of the
RedCross (ICRC) in 1961 and admitted by the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC) as the 86th National Society in 1961.
In order to further achieve the mandate of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, it has become imperative
to restructure and reposition the National Society through strengthening the systems and the
capacity of staff across the 37 Branches in line with the revised and approved HR Policy and Branch
Manual. The NRCS leadership is determined to hire competent Branch staff and continuing the
ongoing reforms to restore the Society’s credibility, accountability and transparency.
In light of the above, applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
following vacant positions at the Adamawa Branch of the Nigerian Red Cross Society.
• Participate regularly in forums and health technical working groups in the division
• Support the strengthening of Mothers Club units in the division in collaboration with relevant
partners with focus on Maternal, New born and Child Health (MNCH) and HIV/AIDS.