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Programs – Community Outreach and Partnerships

Special Hope Network Lusaka, Zambia

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Employer and vacancy source: Special Hope Network

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Employer
Special Hope Network
Location
Lusaka, Zambia
Posted
August 25, 2025
Job type
Full Time
Category
IT & Telecoms
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Website Special Hope Network

Job description

***ONLY APPLY THROUGH THE FLEX LINK BELOW to be considered for the position.  NO email applications will be accepted.  Thank you! ***

JOB DESCRIPTION Programs Lead for Community Outreach and Partnerships

LMA (LEAD, MANAGE, AND HOLD PEOPLE ACCOUNTABLE)

Inspire staff, provide clear direction to carry out mission and vision, allocate necessary tools and resources and opportunities for delegation for direct reports while executing the VTO, including taking clarity breaks to work “on” the ministry, and ensure staff understand organizational tools (VTO, Log Frame, their own roles and rocks)

Keep expectations clear, communicate well, and have the right meeting pulse for direct reports, use rewards and recognition to provide quick positive and corrective feedback, and reliably hold quarterly conversations

Ensure direct reports are accountable for results

Be positive and supportive of SHN decisions and expectations to be an example of a hopeful attitude

Be an example of spiritual growth by practicing personal daily habits of faithfulness.  Talk about those habits when with your staff and ask them about theirs. Hold discipleship in high regard and add to Level 10s every time.  Pray with your staff. Prioritize faith, yours and your staff members’.

Conduct performance evaluations on staff, and teach direct reports how to carry out fair performance evaluations for their staff and be a good example

Train staff on skills such as: bible study, leadership, management, emotional intelligence in the workplace and professionalism
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Improve current practices of the CO program, including advocacy course materials, for optimal sustainability and effectiveness

Develop systems and processes to streamline CO program practice

Research and plan future CO program opportunities

Participate in continuing education and professional development with organizational trainer to further knowledge in special education, community engagement, and program management
STRATEGY

Consistently utilize and evaluate (Log Frame)

Initiate and set program goals and objectives based on (Log Frame)

Manage, oversee, and advance program short- and long-term goals based on scorecards and rocks

Create program summary and analysis reports for grants, Board of Directors and other use
RESOURCES AND ROADBLOCKS

Identify necessary resources and communicate needs to executive team

Assist in budget development and carry out program budget management

Identify roadblocks that cause consistent barriers to success; develop and execute a plan to remove roadblocks

Source appropriate grants and contribute to grant-writing and reporting
MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Implementing data collection plans alongside M&E Data person, identifying the key indicators to look for in all measurement tools and informing M&E Data person.

Analyzing data to identify trends and draw conclusions about the effectiveness of programs

Ensuring data collection on program implementation and outcomes to inform ongoing efforts to improve performance is collected regularly and timely.

Ensuring data collection data on client satisfaction with services or programs to determine whether they meet clients’ needs is collected regularly and timely.

Conducting research to identify community needs and emerging issues that could impact a program’s effectiveness
FAITH ACTIVE

Be an example of spiritual growth by practicing personal daily habits of faithfulness.  Talk about those habits when with your colleagues and ask them about theirs. Hold discipleship in high regard and participate every time.  Pray with your team. Prioritize faith, yours, and your colleagues’.

Train parents on bible study skills, discipleship skills and leadership skills when appropriate.

Participate in trainings on management skills, emotional intelligence in the workplace, bible study skills and professionalism

Be above reproach in your work ethic (virtuous, upright). You are where you say you are, you spent what you say you spent, you do what you say you will do

Maintain safe boundaries with other staff, Parents, advocates, caregivers, and children, always having another Special Hope adult with you at all times

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JOB DESCRIPTION for Programs Lead- Community Outreach and Partnerships

Role #1: LMA (LEAD, MANAGE, AND HOLD PEOPLE ACCOUNTABLE)

Inspire staff, provide clear direction to carry out mission and vision, allocate necessary tools and resources and opportunities for delegation for direct reports while executing the VTO, including taking clarity breaks to work “on” the ministry, and ensure staff understand organizational tools (VTO, Log Frame, their own roles and rocks)

Keep expectations clear, communicate well, and have the right meeting pulse for direct reports, use rewards and recognition to provide quick positive and corrective feedback, and reliably hold quarterly conversations

Ensure direct reports are accountable for results

Be positive and supportive of SHN decisions and expectations to be an example of a hopeful attitude

Be an example of spiritual growth by practicing personal daily habits of faithfulness.  Talk about those habits when with your staff and ask them about theirs. Hold discipleship in high regard and add to Level 10s every time.  Pray with your staff. Prioritize faith, yours and your staff members’.

Conduct performance evaluations on staff, and teach direct reports how to carry out fair performance evaluations for their staff and be a good example

Train staff on skills such as: bible study, leadership, management, emotional intelligence in the workplace and professionalism

Role #2: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Improve current practices of the CO program, including advocacy course materials, for optimal sustainability and effectiveness

Develop systems and processes to streamline CO program practice

Research and plan future CO program opportunities

Participate in continuing education and professional development with organizational trainer to further knowledge in special education, community engagement, and program management
Role #3: STRATEGY

Consistently utilize and evaluate (Log Frame)

Initiate and set program goals and objectives based on (Log Frame)

Manage, oversee, and advance program short- and long-term goals based on scorecards and rocks

Create program summary and analysis reports for grants, Board of Directors and other use
Role #4: RESOURCES AND ROADBLOCKS

Identify necessary resources and communicate needs to executive team

Assist in budget development and carry out program budget management

Identify roadblocks that cause consistent barriers to success; develop and execute a plan to remove roadblocks

Source appropriate grants and contribute to grant-writing and reporting
Role #5: MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Implementing data collection plans alongside M&E Data person, identifying the key indicators to look for in all measurement tools and informing M&E Data person.

Analyzing data to identify trends and draw conclusions about the effectiveness of programs

Ensuring data collection on program implementation and outcomes to inform ongoing efforts to improve performance is collected regularly and timely.

Ensuring data collection data on client satisfaction with services or programs to determine whether they meet clients’ needs is collected regularly and timely.

Conducting research to identify community needs and emerging issues that could impact a program’s effectiveness
FAITH ACTIVE

Be an example of spiritual growth by practicing personal daily habits of faithfulness.  Talk about those habits when with your colleagues and ask them about theirs. Hold discipleship in high regard and participate every time.  Pray with your team. Prioritize faith, yours, and your colleagues’.

Train parents on bible study skills, discipleship skills and leadership skills when appropriate.

Participate in trainings on management skills, emotional intelligence in the workplace, bible study skills and professionalism

Be above reproach in your work ethic (virtuous, upright). You are where you say you are, you spent what you say you spent, you do what you say you will do

Maintain safe boundaries with other staff, Parents, advocates, caregivers, and children, always having another Special Hope adult with you at all times

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