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Programme Officer – Advocacy, Partnerships and Learning

African Palliative Care Association (APCA) Uganda Full Time Posted 2026-09-12
DistrictNot specifiedCityNot specifiedContractFull TimePosted2026-09-12Close dateNot specifiedExperience4 yearsSourceBrighterMonday UgandaAddressAPCA Secretariat, Kampala, Uganda
Programme OfficerAdvocacyPartnershipsKampalaUgandaFull TimeMid LevelHealth SectorNGOProject Managementinternshipentregador
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APCA is hiring a Programme Officer – Advocacy, Partnerships and Learning to be based at its Secretariat in Kampala, Uganda. The role involves driving advocacy strategy implementation, coordinating national association engagement, managing partnerships, and supporting programme planning, monitoring, reporting and donor accountability. The position reports to the Head of Research and Learning and offers a full-time opportunity within a pan-African health organisation.

  • Mid-level role requiring a Bachelor's degree and at least four years of relevant experience.
  • Based at the APCA Secretariat in Kampala, Uganda.
  • Deadline: Sunday, 20 September 2026 at 5:00 pm EAT.
  • Requires professional proficiency in both English and French.
  • Focus on advocacy, partnerships, learning and knowledge management in the health sector.

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Job summary

The role will also provide programme management support, including contributing to programme planning, implementation, monitoring, reporting and donor accountability. The successful candidate will work under the direct supervision of the Head of Research and Learning and will be based at the APCA Secretariat in Kampala, Uganda.

Min Qualification:

Bachelors

Experience

  • Level:
  • Mid level
  • Length:
  • 4 years
  • Language Requirement:
  • English
  • Working Hours:
  • Full Time - 8 to 5
  • Applicant
  • Location:
  • Uganda
  • Job descriptions &
  • Applicants should have:
  • • A Bachelor's degree in medicine, nursing, social sciences, development studies, international relations, health programme planning/management or another relevant discipline.
  • • At least four years' relevant professional experience, including at least two years in programme development, project planning and management, advocacy, partnerships, stakeholder engagement,
  • working in the health sector in Africa.
  • • Professional proficiency in both English and French, including strong written communication and report-writing skills in both languages.
  • •
  • working with diverse teams and stakeholders across different cultures and countries.
  • Previous
  • in palliative care and comprehensive chronic care programming will be an added advantage.
  • Key Competencies
  • The successful candidate should demonstrate:
  • • Knowledge and understanding of palliative care.
  • • Strong programme planning and management skills.
  • • Monitoring, evaluation and learning skills.
  • • Advocacy, negotiation and stakeholder engagement skills.
  • • Partnerships management and relationship-building skills.
  • • Strong writing, storytelling and knowledge-management skills.
  • • Training and facilitation skills.
  • • Ability to work effectively with national, regional and international networks.
  • • Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
  • • Ability to work collaboratively in a diverse, multicultural environment.
  • • Proficiency in Microsoft Office and other standard digital collaboration tools.
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PROGRAMME OFFICER – ADVOCACY, PARTNERSHIPS AND LEARNING

The African Palliative Care Association (APCA) is seeking a self-directed, experienced and highly motivated professional to join its team as Programme Officer – Advocacy, Partnerships and Learning. The Programme Officer will drive the implementation of APCA's advocacy strategy, coordinate engagement with National Associations, manage APCA's partnerships portfolio, coordinate the organisation's

Education

  • Support implementation of APCA's Advocacy Strategy and stakeholder engagement initiatives.
  • Coordinate engagement with APCA's National Associations, including joint planning, follow-up and technical support coordination.
  • Maintain and strengthen APCA's relationships with national, regional and international partners and networks.
  • Coordinate learning meetings, webinars, trainings and communities of practice.
  • Document and share lessons learned, best practices and programme evidence.
  • Develop stories of impact, case studies, articles, advocacy briefs and other knowledge products.
  • Support the translation of research and programme evidence into advocacy, policy and learning products.
  • Contribute to concept notes, proposals, work plans, budgets, reports and donor accountabilities.
  • Support programme coordination, partner follow-up, risk tracking and timely delivery of agreed outputs.
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