Social Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC) Consultant at FilmAid
FilmAid
- Kenya
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Lead SBCC interventions and community engagement initiatives with a strong focus on public health.
- Ensure high-quality data and reporting mechanisms for SBCC are in place.
- Support the design and delivery of behavior change campaigns and messages.
- Promote inclusive, culturally appropriate, and evidence-informed programming that resonates with community members' preferences and needs.
- Develop and implement SBCC interventions and campaigns in collaboration with community stakeholders, with a strong emphasis on cholera prevention and control alongside health, education, and protection messages.
- Support the design and delivery of messages and materials (SMS, radio, leaflets, community meetings) to influence health behaviors related to cholera, hygiene, water, sanitation, and related health issues.
- Develop and translate messages for bulk SMS and multimedia content across grants.
- Promote community dialogue on cross-cutting issues (cholera, health, education, rights, protection) through inclusive and participatory communication approaches.
- Support testing and revision of SBCC materials in consultation with community members.
- Develop collaborative media productions (such as radio programs or short video messages) alongside community stakeholders.
- Support community stakeholders to identify their concerns and collaboratively identify sustainable solutions related to health, education, protection, and cholera prevention.
- Represent FilmAid in relevant coordination and inter-agency forums (CPWG, Food, Protection, Health, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene clusters).
- Support community engagement initiatives by strengthening relationships with stakeholders and community groups.
- Gather community feedback, concerns, and questions through CwC meetings, FGDs, community meetings, and participatory assessments.
- Provide critical information back to stakeholders and communities to foster dialogue, understanding, and ownership.
- Lead SBCC monitoring and data management (collection, entry, cleaning, validation) to assure high data quality for SBCC.
- Develop and implement MERL plans with clear indicators and realistic timelines for SBCC interventions
- Support internal and external research and evaluation processes, offering technical and logistical assistance.
- Prepare and submit timely, standard reports (weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual) following donor guidelines across different grants
- Utilize analytic tools and methods for both quantitative and qualitative data analysis.
- Maintain a consolidated output tracker to aid programme teams in delivering results.
- Bachelor's degree in Communication, Public Health, Sociology, or related field.
- At least 3 years' experience in designing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating participatory SBCC interventions (preferably in a humanitarian context)
- Proven expertise in community engagement, participatory methods, and health promotion campaigns
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to connect with, influence, and empower community members toward desirable health behaviors.
- Training or experience in developing and utilizing SBCC materials and messages (posters, radio messages, SMS campaigns, community dialogue sessions) to promote healthy practices.
- Ability to work under pressure, handle multiple tasks, and meet tight deadlines in a challenging and dynamic environment.
- Ability to design and implement community interventions that reflect the cultural context, preferences, and routines of the community.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work with limited supervision and make decisions in the field while upholding humanitarian principles and ethical standards.
- Proven experience in data management and participatory research methods.
- Familiar with electronic data collection and management platforms (such as KoboToolbox).
- Ability to perform both quantitative and qualitative data analysis
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