Volunteer Community Monitor

Volunteer Community Monitors (HTM-CLM)

CCRDA Partner Organizations

Position: Volunteer Community Monitor
Number Required: Three (3) Volunteer Community Monitors per selected health facility

Project: Integrated HIV, Tuberculosis (TB), and Malaria Community-Led Monitoring (HTM-CLM) Initiative

About the Role

CCRDA and its partner organizations invite committed, trustworthy, and community-oriented individuals to apply for the position of Volunteer Community Monitor.

Community Monitors serve as a bridge between communities and health service providers. They help identify and document challenges related to accessing HIV, TB, malaria, and other health services, gather community feedback, support community-facility dialogue, and contribute to improving service quality through Community-Led Monitoring (CLM).

Key Responsibilities

Volunteer Community Monitors will:

• Engage with community members and listen to their experiences in accessing health services.
• Collect and document community feedback using approved digital tools.
• Participate in community-facility dialogue sessions.
• Support referral and follow-up activities where appropriate.
• Attend training, review meetings, and other CLM-related activities.
• Maintain confidentiality and follow safeguarding, PSEAH, data protection, and ethical requirements.
• Report findings objectively, honestly, and professionally.
• Represent community voices in a respectful, ethical, and evidence-based manner.

Benefits of Volunteering

Selected Community Monitors will have the opportunity to:

• Receive training on Community-Led Monitoring (CLM), digital data collection, safeguarding, and reporting.
• Gain practical experience in community engagement, health advocacy, and social accountability.
• Receive a Certificate of Participation upon satisfactory completion of assigned responsibilities.
• Build skills in communication, documentation, digital data collection, and community mobilization.
• Contribute to improving access to HIV, TB, malaria, and other health services in their communities.
• Receive approved transport, communication, and activity-related cost reimbursements or stipends in accordance with project guidelines and available resources.