Volunteers – Technical & Administrative Support at Nigerian Public Health Network in 5 Locations

The Nigerian Public Health Network (NPHN) is pleased to announce the expansion of its Lifeline Project across targeted communities in Nigeria. Lifeline is a strategic initiative dedicated to improving healthcare access, community wellbeing, and health outcomes in underserved areas.

Job Title: Volunteer – Technical & Administrative Support

Locations: Kwara, Ondo, Oyo, Rivers, and Yobe
Job type: Full-time

Eligibility and Selection Criteria
To ensure the success of the Community Health Project, applicants must meet the following requirements:

• Residency: Applicants must be current residents of Ondo, Kwara, Oyo, Rivers, or Yobe states.
• LinkedIn Presence: A strong and active LinkedIn profile is a high-priority requirement for professional networking and visibility.
• Field Availability: Candidates must be available and willing to participate in physical field activities and community outreach.
• Competencies: While open to all, candidates with proven skills in Fundraising or Media/Content Creation will be given significant preference.
• Attributes: We are looking for individuals with a deep passion for public health, community development, and tangible social impact.

Project Overview

• The Nigerian Public Health Network (NPHN) is pleased to announce the expansion of its Lifeline Project across targeted communities in Nigeria. Lifeline is a strategic initiative dedicated to improving healthcare access, community wellbeing, and health outcomes in underserved areas.
• To achieve these goals, we are seeking passionate, impact-driven individuals to serve as State Volunteers and support our State Ambassadors in executing high-impact community health interventions.

Job Description

• Providing essential back-end and organizational assistance.

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Sama’ila Muhuddin is a dedicated Registered Nurse and humanitarian professional with over seven years of frontline experience. Since May 2018, he has served with prominent international non-governmental organizations, including Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Holland, Spain, France projects and ALIMA, responding to emergencies and providing critical care in some of the most challenging humanitarian settings.