LGA Facilitator Recruitment at Lafiya Programme – Borno State (Apply Now)
LGA Facilitator Recruitment at Lafiya Programme – Borno State (Apply Now)
Are you passionate about improving health outcomes in Nigeria? Here’s a great opportunity to join the Lafiya Programme – a UK-funded health initiative making real impact in underserved communities. Applications are now open for the position of Local Government Area (LGA) Facilitator in Maiduguri, Borno State.
About the Lafiya Programme
The UK Support to Health Transformation in Nigeria through the Lafiya Programme is a strategic partnership aimed at improving access to quality healthcare and achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Focused on five northern states (Borno, Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, and Yobe), the program addresses maternal and child mortality through health system strengthening and community engagement.
Job Title: LGA Facilitator – Borno State
Location: Maiduguri, Borno
Employment Type: Fixed Term
Compensation Type: Monthly
Key Responsibilities
As an LGA Facilitator, you will:
- Coordinate all program implementation at the LGA level, including training and supervision.
- Support health workforce registry updates and ensure regular review meetings.
- Work with partners to scale up CHIPS programs.
- Facilitate equitable deployment of healthcare workers (midwives) under the BHCPF guidelines.
- Train CHIPS agents on service delivery and ASRH (Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health).
- Monitor implementation using RMNCAEH+N scorecards and LMIS (Logistics Management Information System).
- Facilitate ethical health financing models at community level.
- Handle documentation, report generation, and support financial processing.
Minimum Requirements
- A degree (or HND) in a relevant discipline.
- Prior experience in public health or working with State Ministries of Health.
- Familiarity with mobile technology and electronic data systems in health development.
- Strong communication, supervision, and reporting skills.
- Fluency in local language is essential.
- Prior work with FCDO-funded programs is an added advantage.
Why You Should Apply
- Join a high-impact, internationally funded health initiative.
- Contribute directly to improving maternal and child health in northern Nigeria.
- Gain valuable experience working with public health systems, NGOs, and government stakeholders.