District Resource Person
AI summary
Twogere seeks 10 District Resource Persons to support the Schools That Care programme in assigned schools across multiple Ugandan districts. The part-time role involves coaching, technical assistance, and strengthening school-based mental health systems. Applicants must be based in the district they apply for.
- Part-time role, may combine with other professional responsibilities
- Must be based in the district applied for and able to travel regularly
- Bachelor's degree in psychology, social work, education, public health, counselling, or related field required
- Experience in mental health, psychosocial support, safeguarding, or child protection needed
- Deadline: Wednesday, September 30, 2026
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Can you qualify for this role?
- UnclearRelated work experienceThe text mentions experience, but the exact level should be confirmed at source.
- RequiredEducation or certification mentioned in the postThe captured text mentions education, a diploma, certificate, or licence.
- PreferredPractical evidence in part_time, restaurante, tempo_parcialThe tags and summary point to skills connected with this role.
- RequiredAvailability to work in WaThe vacancy is associated with this location.
- UnclearComfort with the Part time contract termsConfirm hours, duration, probation and benefits at the original source.
Documents to prepare
- Likely requiredUpdated CV
- Role specificCover letter or short employer message
- OptionalProfessional references
- Role specificAcademic or professional certificates
- VerifyID or passport only after verifying the employer
Application tips for this job
- Place your strongest District Resource Person evidence in the first half of your CV.
- In your cover letter or employer message, connect your experience to Twogere and the role in Wa.
- Add concrete examples related to part_time, restaurante, tempo_parcial, ideally with measurable outcomes or clear responsibilities.
- Follow the instructions from Great Uganda Jobs; avoid sending documents to unofficial contacts or copied links.
- Confirm the deadline, interview location and employer contact before sharing personal documents.
- Plan to submit before the listed deadline: 2026-09-30.
Source and safety check
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- Original source link available
- Application method is clear
- Deadline is available: 2026-09-30
- No major risk signal was detected in the captured text.
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Interview preparation
- What experience makes you a strong fit for this District Resource Person role in part_time, restaurante?
- How have you handled responsibilities similar to those in this job post?
- Are you available to work in Wa under the listed contract or schedule?
- Prepare examples with clear responsibilities, tools used and measurable outcomes.
- Review the source and research Twogere before the interview.
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Original source description
- Twogere is seeking 10 District Resource Persons (DRPs) to support implementation of the Schools That Care programme in assigned schools across the districts listed above.
- The DRP will work closely with Twogere and schools to provide implementation support, coaching and technical assistance. This is a part-time role and may be combined with other professional responsibilities.
- Key
Responsibilities
- The successful candidates will:
- Support implementation of the Schools That Care programme in assigned schools;
- Work with school leadership and designated teachers to strengthen school-based mental health systems;
- Facilitate or support training, coaching and other programme activities;
- Conduct regular school visits and provide ongoing technical support;
- Support safeguarding, confidentiality, escalation and referral processes;
- Strengthen linkages between schools and relevant support services;
- Support monitoring, data collection and documentation;
- Submit regular activity updates and reports; and
- Participate in Twogere’s programme learning and review activities.
- Qualifications and
Experience
- Applicants should have:
- A bachelor’s degree in psychology, social work, education, public health, counselling, community development or a related field;
- working with schools, young people, communities or district stakeholders;
- in mental health, psychosocial support, safeguarding, child protection,
- in training, coaching, monitoring or community-based programmes is an advantage.
- The engagement is subject to availability of programme funding.
- Support implementation of the Schools That Care programme in assigned schools;
- Work with school leadership and designated teachers to strengthen school-based mental health systems;
- Facilitate or support training, coaching and other programme activities;
- Conduct regular school visits and provide ongoing technical support;
- Support safeguarding, confidentiality, escalation and referral processes;
- Strengthen linkages between schools and relevant support services;
- Support monitoring, data collection and documentation;
- Submit regular activity updates and reports; and
- Participate in Twogere’s programme learning and review activities.
- Good communication, facilitation and interpersonal skills;
- Ability to work independently and meet agreed timelines;
- Be based in the district for which they are applying and be able to travel regularly to assigned schools within the district.
- A bachelor’s degree in psychology, social work, education, public health, counselling, community development or a related field;
- working with schools, young people, communities or district stakeholders;
- in mental health, psychosocial support, safeguarding, child protection,
Education
- or a related area;
- Good communication, facilitation and interpersonal skills;
- Ability to work independently and meet agreed timelines;
- Be based in the district for which they are applying and be able to travel regularly to assigned schools within the district.
- or a related area;
- bachelor degree
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