Background information about the job or company (e.g., role context, company overview)

Reports to Project Manager. The incumbent will work to mobilize, educate, and support adolescent boys and young men (ABYM) aged 15-24 in Lusaka. The role focuses on linking youth to youth-friendly HIV and sexual-reproductive health services, promoting safer behaviours, and strengthening community-health facility collaboration across designated catchment areas.

Responsibilities or duties

• Supervises Peer Educators during regular outreach in schools, markets, sports grounds, churches, youth clubs and informal settlements.
• Leads efforts to identify and reach hard-to-reach ABYM (out-of-school, informal workers, high-risk hot-spots).
• Mobilizes ABYM and AGYW to access HIV testing, PrEP, VMMC, STI services, condoms and SRHR information at Men’s Clinics, health facilities and mobile sites.
• Oversees Peer Educators in delivering small-group and one-on-one education on HIV prevention (U=U, PrEP, condoms, VMMC), SRHR, STI prevention, contraception and safer sex.
• Promotes gender-equitable norms, positive masculinity, non-violent relationships and informed consent.
• Provides clear service information and refer clients using standard referral tools; follow up on PrEP initiation, VMMC appointments and return visits with facility staff.
• Supports Peer Educators in youth advisory meetings, planning sessions and community dialogues.
• Collects and share peer feedback on service quality, barriers and improvement suggestions with CIDRZ and facility teams.
• Assists in organizing youth-led events, campaigns and Men’s Clinic promotions.
• Maintains accurate records of sessions, people reached (disaggregated by age and sex) and referrals using project tools/registers.
• Submits weekly and monthly activity reports to the Project Manager.
• Participates in review meetings, debriefs and training updates as required.
• Works closely with facility staff, Peer Educators, CIDRZ field teams, youth networks and community-based organisations.
• Represent the project and CIDRZ professionally in all stakeholder interactions.

Qualifications or requirements (e.g., education, skills)

• Grade 12 School Certificate.
• Minimum of a Diploma or Degree in Clinical Medicine, Nursing, Public Health or Social Work
• Male aged 20 years and above

Experience needed

• Prior experience working in a Men’s Clinic or Adolescent-Youth Friendly Corner (as provider or coordinator) is highly desirable.

Any other provided details (e.g., benefits, work environment, team info, or additional notes)

Suitably qualified candidates are invited to apply. However, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

• Supervises Peer Educators during regular outreach in schools, markets, sports grounds, churches, youth clubs and informal settlements.
• Leads efforts to identify and reach hard-to-reach ABYM (out-of-school, informal workers, high-risk hot-spots).
• Mobilizes ABYM and AGYW to access HIV testing, PrEP, VMMC, STI services, condoms and SRHR information at Men’s Clinics, health facilities and mobile sites.
• Oversees Peer Educators in delivering small-group and one-on-one education on HIV prevention (U=U, PrEP, condoms, VMMC), SRHR, STI prevention, contraception and safer sex.
• Promotes gender-equitable norms, positive masculinity, non-violent relationships and informed consent.
• Provides clear service information and refer clients using standard referral tools; follow up on PrEP initiation, VMMC appointments and return visits with facility staff.
• Supports Peer Educators in youth advisory meetings, planning sessions and community dialogues.
• Collects and share peer feedback on service quality, barriers and improvement suggestions with CIDRZ and facility teams.
• Assists in organizing youth-led events, campaigns and Men’s Clinic promotions.
• Maintains accurate records of sessions, people reached (disaggregated by age and sex) and referrals using project tools/registers.
• Submits weekly and monthly activity reports to the Project Manager.
• Participates in review meetings, debriefs and training updates as required.
• Works closely with facility staff, Peer Educators, CIDRZ field teams, youth networks and community-based organisations.
• Represent the project and CIDRZ professionally in all stakeholder interactions.

• Grade 12 School Certificate.
• Minimum of a Diploma or Degree in Clinical Medicine, Nursing, Public Health or Social Work
• Male aged 20 years and above
• Prior experience working in a Men’s Clinic or Adolescent-Youth Friendly Corner (as provider or coordinator) is highly desirable.