CMMB Workshop Facilitator Opportunities in Kitui - Kenya

CMMB Workshop Facilitator Opportunities in Kitui - Kenya

CMMB, is an international NGO, founded in 1912 with presence in over 44 countries and country offices in 5 countries namely South Sudan, Zambia, Haiti, Peru and Kenya.

The primary focus of the organization is on working collaboratively with governments to provide quality health care programs and services, without discrimination, to people in need, with a vision of a world in which every human life is valued and quality healthcare is available to all.

In Kenya, CMMB has maintained operations in 5 counties namely; Nairobi, Siaya, Nyamira, Kisumu and Kitui.

Scope of Work

Through its Children and Mothers Partnerships (CHAMPS) Program, CMMB has been working with key stakeholders and communities for a long-term impact, to deliver result driven and evidence-based interventions in a bid to respond to leading determinants of poor health among women and children in Kitui South sub county.

CMMB therefore invites bids from competent individuals or firms to submit their Expression of Interest for consultancy services to facilitate a 2-days workshop.

The consultant’s role will entail facilitating discussions to document gains achieved and lessons learnt from on-going implementation in community health services but also develop a Sustainability Strategy for the Cervical cancer project interventions as a key deliverable.

The first day of the workshop will bring together key actors in cervical cancer interventions in the county including key county and national government departments, community members, community health volunteers and non-governmental organizations to map a way forward in terms of how the achieved gains will be sustained as the project draws towards the end.

The second day of the workshop will focus on community health services and map key achievements, best practices and lessons learnt.

Under the supervision of the CHAMPS Coordinator, the consultant will be expected to provide the following documents as key deliverables;