Flexible schedule depending on field activities and reporting timelines
Recurrence:
Recurring
Volunteers Needed:
3
Cost:
Fee Required: $10000
Cause Areas:
Civic Engagement, Human Rights & Civil Liberties, Research & Social Science
Benefits:
Training Provided, Language / Cultural Support Available
Good For:
Teens, Public Groups, Age 55+, International Volunteers, Private Corporate Groups
Other Requirements:
meals are not provided though accommodation is provided
Description
Key responsibilities
Support the design of research tools (questionnaires, interview guides, consent forms, etc.).
Conduct field data collection (surveys, interviews, focus group discussions, etc.).
Assist in data entry, cleaning, and basic analysis.
Contribute to report writing and concept notes.
Document case studies and beneficiary stories.
Support monitoring and evaluation (M&E) processes.
Participate in stakeholder engagements.
Ensure ethical research practices, especially when working with vulnerable populations.
Required qualifications
Undergraduate students, graduates at all levels (Diploma, Bachelor’s degree, Master or PHD) in any relevant studies, including Social Sciences, Public Health, or Development Studies.
Good communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work as a team or independently
Location
On-site
The Uganda National Medical Alliance for Prisoners' Support
Shortlisted candidates may be invited for a virtual or in-person interview before they travel.
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