Responsibilities:
Program Development:
• Coordinate partnerships and logistics for current Education Project
• Create new programs by assessing needs in Uganda, particularly in the areas of HIV/AIDS, education,
water/sanitation
• Liaise with other NGOs, donors and the government to assess priority needs, then design programs and
write proposals to selected donors for funded relief and development programs.
• Submit proposals with guidance from the head office to donors with the
expectation that several proposed programs will receive donor support.
• Work with local volunteers to build on the history and experience of VIA programs and volunteers.
• Report to the Head Office by email on a daily basis, and compile written reports of program development
activities each month.
• Post involves constant networking, research and writing.
Volunteer Program Management:
• Liaise with local NGO’s to cultivate new opportunities and maintain current relationships for volunteer
program placement
• Update and upkeep NGO Guide; arrange placements for incoming volunteers
• Organize orientation for incoming classic volunteer every 6 months
• Upkeep VIA Guesthouse and act as House Manager on any issues that arise, including finding tenants and
collecting rent
• Tend to volunteer issues and remain in contact with volunteer placement organizations
Financial Management
• Track Petty Cash Disbursements
• Liaise with Landlord and make requests for repairs, including financial bids
• Complete Financial Narratives and other Periodic Reports

Qualifications:
• University Degree or equivalent required. Masters Degree Preferred
• Experience in nonprofit setting and/or international NGO setting required.
• Previous experience researching, developing & writing program proposals preferred.
• Must have excellent communication skills and be willing to take initiative and network in country and work
in and travel to challenging rural environment, gather data and develop needed programs.
• Must have a fundraising and grassroots mindset, and be willing to accomplish program development
objectives within budget.

Compensation:
All supported volunteers receive a monthly living stipend, shared housing, basic health insurance, and visa/work
permit.