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Project/-a manager/-whand on mental health and psychosocial support/MHPSS Project Manager-Resilient Populations in Chemonics Group UK Ltd./ PFRU 2
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Chemonics Group UK Ltd./ PFRU 2
Partnership for strong Ukraine "-2 (FPSU-2) is a donor program funded by the Governments of Great Britain, Estonia, Canada, Netherlands, Norwegia, USA, Finland, Finland. Style = "font-style: Normal; Font-Weight: 400"> The purpose of the FPSU is to strengthen Ukraine's stability in the face of Russian aggression by providing critically important support to local communities in cooperation with Ukrainian state bodies, civil society, media and private sector. FONT-Weight: 400 "> On Mental Health and Psychosocial Support issues (PSPSP) will be responsible for managing and coordinating the direction of work with the PSPSP within the "sustainable population", interaction with partners, monitoring, monitoring. Program goals.
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This is a position that involves full-time employment in the office in Kiev. Remote work is possible when approving management. Project/-a Manager/-Ka Project from the PSPSP subordinates directly to the head of the Prostant Population Project, and coordinates work with other members of the FPSU team as needed. Serve with this reference by April 18, 2025 for positions where English is mandatory, preferably (but not mandatory) to send a resume in English. We urge applications to people with disabilities. Applications will be considered on a permanent basis. style = "font-style: normal; FONT-Weight: 400 "> PFRU -2 RECRUITMENT - CANDIDATE APPLICATION
Background
The Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine-2 (PFRU-2) is a multi-donor programme funded by the governments of Canada, Estonia, Finland, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, the UK, and the US. PFRU’s objective is to strengthen Ukraine’s resilience in the face of Russian aggression by delivering essential support to local communities in collaboration with the Ukrainian government, civil society, media and the private sector.
Position Description
The MHPSS Project Manager will be responsible for managing and coordinating the MHPSS workstream under Resilient Populations project, liaising with partners, monitoring results, and providing technical assistance in developing sub-projects aimed at achieving the program’s objectives.
The Resilient Populations project aims to strengthen the resilience of Ukrainian society by creating an inclusive and supportive environment for the socio-economic integration of targeted population groups, including veterans, people with disabilities, internally displaced persons, the elderly, and youth.
The project’s activities focus on eliminating systemic barriers that hinder their full integration at both the national and local levels.
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinating and overseeing MHPSS project implementation in line with established goals, timelines, and budgets.
- Developing a detailed work plan, managing risks, and monitoring project effectiveness.
- Ensuring that project activities comply with the requirements of international financial partners.
- Collaborating with government institutions, international financial partners, civil society, and the private sector.
- Organising meetings, negotiations, and consultations with stakeholders.
- Preparing analytical materials and recommendations for the development of social and economic integration programs for targeted groups.
- Designing sub-project concepts that contribute to the achievement of the programme’s objectives.
- Analysing the needs of target groups and developing solutions to overcome integration barriers.
- Preparing technical documentation, budgets, and work plans.
- Monitoring key performance indicators and preparing reports.
- Coordinating procurement, logistics, and other administrative processes.
- Ensuring compliance with financial reporting requirements for donors.
- Traveling to regions for project monitoring as needed.
- Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Clinical Psychology is required.
- A minimum of five years of experience in the Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) sector within international humanitarian organizations, stabilization programs, or international technical assistance programs is required.
- Strong knowledge ofIASC MHPSS guidelines, tools, and international MHPSS standards.
- Demonstrated experience in collaborating with and implementing MHPSS projects alongside government institutions, civil society organizations, and community structures is required.
- Solid understanding ofUkraine’s mental health system and current socio-political context is required.
- Strong knowledge of MHPSS coordination mechanisms is required.
- Proven experiencein designing, managing, and implementing MHPSS projects.
- Experience working with international donors, funds, or organisations.
- Understanding of grant financing processes and donor requirements.
- Strong ability to establish effective communication with partners.
- Analytical thinking and strategic planning skills.
- Understanding of Ukraine’s current political, economic, social, and cultural dynamics.
- Ability to work effectively in a team (both in-person and remotely).
- Fluency in Ukrainian and English.
Location
This is a full-time, office-based position in Kyiv. Remote work is possible with managerial approval.
Reporting
The MHPSS Project Manager reports directly to the Head of the Resilient Populations Project and coordinates work with other PFRU team members as needed.
Application Details
Apply using the following link by April 18th. For roles requiring English language skills, English language CVs are preferred (but not required). We encourage to apply people with disabilities. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis. No telephone inquiries, please. Chemonics will contact finalists.
