Application Deadline: 4th February, 2022.
The International Community of Women Living with HIV Eastern Africa (ICWEA) is a registered regional advocacy network and membership-based Organisation. ICWEA is part of the Global ICW network. Founded in 2005, ICWEA exists to give visibility to women living with HIV and believes that gender inequalities and the limited access to SRHR for women are at the heart of the HIV epidemic.
ICWEA has a strategic plan that is aligned to SDGs especially Goal 5. ICWEA’s vision is Holistic health & rights for women and girls living with HIV in their diversity where they thrive and live dignified lives and the mission is Holistic health & rights for women and girls living with HIV through: Meaningful Involvement, Capacity building, Strategic Partnerships and Advocacy.
Requirements
- Young women living with HIV between the ages 18 to 30 years.
- Young women living with HIV who belong to any of the following diversities: sex workers, transgender women, lesbian women , women with disabilities
- Young women leaders from civil society and networks of women and young women living with HIV who are emerging and committed in the HIV response. for SRHR, GBV at local National, Regional and Global levels;
- Willingness, commitment and availability to volunteer during and beyond the project implementation period ( December, 2023)
- Willingness and ability to advocate and engage with duty and policy bearers on key decision making tablesAbility and experience in mobilizing and recruiting a critical mass of women to build a strong grassroots women movement
- Should be able to uphold human rights principles, non-discriminative and inclusive in approach to development.
- Ability to adapt and work with and accommodate people from various backgrounds (multi-cultural, multi-lingual and multi-disciplinary)
- Attachment/connection or linked to the ICW Country Chapter which should provide a letter of recommendation to be attached to the application
Other requirements
- Excellent communication and report writing skills, both written and verbal and at least able to communicate and write in English only.
- Young women emerging leaders who demonstrate excellence, creativity and initiative
- Passionate about or having basic skills in activism
- Able to have basic computer or information technology (IT) skills particularly Word, email and access to internet;
Candidates are requested to send:
- A Motivational letter detailing the above attributes;
- Recommendation letter from the ICW Country Chapter
To [email protected] copying Dorothy Namutamba ([email protected] later than 4th February, 2022. Email subject should be: Application for Leadership and Mentorship Programme at ICWEA
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