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Programme Background
Johanniter has entered into partnership with The Transcultural Psychosocial Organization (TPO), a national organization with over 30 years’ experience in providing holistic services to families and communities affected by conflict, HIV and AIDS, poverty and natural disasters around the thematic areas of mental health and psychosocial support; child care and protection; HIV/AIDS Care and Support, GBV prevention and mitigation, disaster risk reduction and livelihood support through integrated and community participative approaches that enable families and communities to regain their agency, get empowered and become self-reliant. TPO has presence in Rhino Camp and is the UNHCR’s community MHPSS implementing partner. Additionally, TPO Uganda is an active member of the inter-agency working committee, the MHPSS Working Group and the livelihood working group.
Johanniter and TPO Uganda will implement the Maternal and Mental Health Access and Psychosocial and Livelihood support to improve Social well- being (MAMA PLUS) project funded by Aktion Deutschland Hilft (ADH) to increase access to maternal and mental health and psychosocial support services and livelihood support to teenage and young mothers, women of reproductive age, women living with disabilities and other vulnerable women and female survivors of Gender Based Violence. The project will ensure that women access not only maternal and newborn services but provide support their social-well-being through mental health and livelihood support that improve their coping mechanisms and address their daily stressors thus ensuring a healthy mother and a healthy baby.
Purpose of the Baseline Survey.
The main purpose of the baseline is to examine the context in which the project will be implemented and establish baseline values on all project indicators accordingly. The assessment seeks to collect data (quantitatively and qualitatively) on the main elements of the project (access to and utilization of quality maternal-child health care services, mental and psychosocial support services and livelihood assistance) which will be analysed to inform baseline. The survey will collect data from the refugees and members of the host community as our target groups.
For a detailed TOR please refer to the link below;
Tender Dossier see link below:
How to apply
Please send your email applications to: hr.uganda@thejohanniter.org
Interested applicants are requested to apply by 28th June 2024.
For inquiries and clarifications, please email: Lydia.Nanono@thejohanniter.organd copy Angeline.Mumbo@thejohanniter.org
Johanniter reserves the right to accept or reject any proposal and to cancel the procurement process at any stage. The selected consultant(s) or firm will be expected to adhere to Johanniter’s ethical standards and guidelines, and Johanniter’s safeguarding policy throughout the duration of the consultancy.
Intellectual property and data protection:
All draft and final outputs, including supporting documents, analytical reports and raw data should be provided in electronic version compatible with WORD for windows. Ownership of the data from the evaluation rests jointly with Johanniter and TPO. The copyright and intellectual property generated by the consultancy will rest exclusively with Johanniter. Key stakeholders can make appropriate use of the evaluation report in line with the original purpose and with appropriate acknowledgement. The consulting agency will follow the data protection policy of Johanniter while collecting, processing and storing the program related data.
Safeguarding and Protection
The consultant/Agency will be expected to sign a Johanniter safeguarding and protection policy ensuring adherence to high standards of safeguarding protection of its staff, enumerators and people we work with during the course of this exercise.
