Saint John of God Hospitaller Services Malawi is a non-profit faith-based healthcare organization established in 1994 to contribute to the development of health for all Malawians including the most vulnerable, marginalized and excluded groups. With its operations in both Lilongwe and Mzuzu, St John of God Malawi is a key provider of tertiary and community based mental health promotion and care; early intervention services, special need and inclusive education for children with both intellectual and physical disability; vocational training for orphans & vulnerable youth including those with disability; health care and ancillary services for older persons; psychosocial counselling, stress and addiction management services; rehabilitation of street children; self-help group approach for women empowerment and University level training in Psychiatric Nursing, Clinical Medicine-General & Mental Health, Psychotherapy, Public Health and Nursing and Midwifery. The organization seeks to recruit a qualified and experienced well-motivated, hardworking, ethical, and dedicated individual with strict attention to detail to fill the position of Human Resources and Administration Officer for its Lilongwe Service.
The Position:
The selected person will report to the Senior Human Resources and Administration Officer, and will be responsible for day-to-day human resources and general administrative functions, including staff management, records, assets, transport, safety, and compliance with labour and public health legislation.
Key Requirements:
- Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resource Management, Public Administration, Business Administration or related field.
- Those with Master’s Degree will have an added advantage.
- Minimum of four (4) years’ relevant experience, preferably in a healthcare or non-profit setting.
- Registration with the Institute of People Management Malawi (IPMM) or Human Resources Society of Malawi.
- Sound knowledge of Malawi Labour Laws and employment-related legislation.
- Strong IT skills particularly in MS Word, Excel, power point and outlook, with experience in using HR databases
- Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to communicate effectively
- Willingness to work with persons with mental health conditions and be able to adhere to the organization’s Child and Vulnerable Adult Protection Policy.
- Ability to multi-task, prioritize, and pay attention to details.
Method of Application:
Interested candidates should submit a detailed Curriculum Vitae and cover letter, including names and contacts of three traceable referees that are on email to:
The Chief Executive Officer
P.O. Box 31067
LILONGWE 3
Email: recruitment@sjog.mw
Closing date for receiving applications: Monday, 19 January 2026.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Saint John of God Hospitaller Services Malawi is a non-profit faith-based healthcare organization established in 1994 to contribute to the
About Us
St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to contribute to the development of Health for all by providing both residential and community-based mental health promotion and care, maternal mental health and child & adolescent psychiatry programs. SJOG Malawi also delivers early intervention programs, inclusive education and community-based rehabilitation for children with disabilities. It works in partnership with the Government of Malawi, partner organizations, the community and individual families, to provide quality mental health care and disability inclusion services which are accessible, sustainable and comprehensive.
SJOG has program interventions in the areas of older persons; street-connected children, psychosocial counselling support, addiction recovery and self-help group approach for women empowerment. SJOG operates
University of Health Sciences is offering tertiary level training for psychiatric nurses, psychiatric clinicians, psycho-social counsellors and general nurses.
St John of God, with grant funding from KinderNotHilfe and BMZ of Germany, is implementing a four-year Maternal Mental Health project in Lilongwe and Mzimba districts and seeks to recruit qualified candidates for the following positions:
Mental Health Nurse Role
Reporting to the Team Leader, Responsible for assessing and treating maternal mental health conditions, delivering therapy and psychoeducation, facilitating referrals, building capacity of health staff and volunteers, coordinating with health facilities, and supporting community awareness and advocacy efforts.
Responsibilities (which include, but are not limited to);
- Conducts thorough mental health assessments of women with maternal mental health problems
- Plans and deliver therapeutic treatment (including medication) of women with mental illnesses in the target communities (in cooperation with professionals from PHC facilities, district hospitals and mental health clinicians)
- Facilitate referral of patients where necessary
- Conducting individual and group psychotherapy, family therapy and crisis intervention
- Conducting psychoeducation to pregnant and postpartum women with mental health/psychological challenges and their families
- Providing information on further treatment options (medical, psychological and social services in the community)
- Regular consultation/coordination with health facilities at PHC and district levels, and represent the project
- Capacity building of PHC staff (coaching/on-the-job training in maternal mental health)
- Guidance and training of volunteer health advisors
- Supporting information and awareness-raising campaigns to destigmatize mental illness and advocacy work
Requirements
- Bachelor of Mental Health Psychiatric Nursing from recognised and accredited institution.
- A Certificate or diploma in Midwifery from accredited institution is Mandatory.
- At least 2 years of experience working in both mental health and midwifery-related roles
- Strict adherence to our Child and Vulnerable Adult Protection Policy.
How to Apply
Applications with a detailed Curriculum Vitae, cover letter and names of three traceable referees should be submitted to the following addresses:
The Chief Executive Officer,
St. John of God Hospitaller Services,
P.O. Box 31067
Lilongwe 3
Email: recruitment@sjog.mw
Closing date: 30th October, 2025.
About Us St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to
About Us
St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to contribute to the development of Health for all by providing both residential and community-based mental health promotion and care, maternal mental health and child & adolescent psychiatry programs. SJOG Malawi also delivers early intervention programs, inclusive education and community-based rehabilitation for children with disabilities. It works in partnership with the Government of Malawi, partner organizations, the community and individual families, to provide quality mental health care and disability inclusion services which are accessible, sustainable and comprehensive.
SJOG has program interventions in the areas of older persons; street-connected children, psychosocial counselling support, addiction recovery and self-help group approach for women empowerment. SJOG operates
University of Health Sciences is offering tertiary level training for psychiatric nurses, psychiatric clinicians, psycho-social counsellors and general nurses.
St John of God, with grant funding from KinderNotHilfe and BMZ of Germany, is implementing a four-year Maternal Mental Health project in Lilongwe and Mzimba districts and seeks to recruit qualified candidates for the following position:
Mental Health Clinician Role
Reporting to the Team Leader, Responsible for assessing and treating psychiatric conditions, providing therapy, training clinical staff, and ensuring compliance with mental health guidelines and quality standards
Responsibilities (which include, but are not limited to);
- Conduct patient interviews and physical/psychiatric examinations, order and interpret diagnostic tests, and maintain comprehensive documentation.
- Diagnose a range of psychiatric and medical conditions of target groups/ women with mental illnesses, prescribe appropriate treatments, and arrange for referrals or patient transfers when specialized care is needed ensuring compliance with quality standards and treatment guidelines (including the Mental Health Treatment Act, and SJOG guidelines)
- Deliver individual, family, and group therapy using diverse psychotherapeutic techniques.
- Training of district and PHC clinical staff in the areas of diagnosis and treatment following the World Health Organisations mental health Gap Action Programme (mhGAP)
- Applying an evidence-based/scientific therapeutic approach while taking into account the spiritual and cultural needs of patients and their caregivers
- Capacity building of healthcare facility employees (coaching/on-the-job training in maternal mental health
Requirements
- Bachelor of Science in Clinical Medicine (Mental Health) from a recognised and accredited institution.
- Minimum of 3-5 years’ experience in project coordination or a similar role in the NGO sector
- Strict adherence to our Child and
- Vulnerable Adult Protection Policy
How to Apply
Applications with detailed Curriculum Vitae, cover letter and names of three traceable referees should be submitted to the following addresses:
The Chief Executive Officer,
St. John of God Hospitaller Services,
P.O. Box 31067
Lilongwe 3
Email: recruitment@sjog.mw
Closing date: 30th October, 2025.
About Us St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to
About Us
Saint John of God Hospitaller Services Malawi is a non-profit faith-based healthcare organization established in 1994 to contribute to the development of health for all Malawians including the vulnerable, marginalized, and excluded groups.
With its operations in both Lilongwe and Mzuzu, St John of God Malawi is a key provider of:
- Tertiary and community-based mental health promotion and care
- Early intervention services
- Special needs and inclusive education for children with both intellectual and physical disability
- Vocational training for orphans & vulnerable youth including those with a disability
- Health care and ancillary services for older persons
- Psychosocial counselling, stress, and addiction management services
- Rehabilitation of street children
- Self-help group approach for women empowerment
- Tertiary level training in Psychiatric Nursing, Clinical Medicine–Psychiatry & Mental Health, Psychosocial Counselling, and General Nursing and Midwifery.
Pharmacist Role
Reporting to the Clinical Director, the Pharmacist will among others, be responsible for dispensing of medications, quality testing, formulating and re-formulating dosage forms, monitoring and reporting drug safety, and preparing budges for medication.
Responsibilities (which include, but are not limited to):
- Accurately preparing, dispensing, and supplying prescribed medications to inpatients and outpatients.
- Ensuring correct dosage, formulation, and labelling.
- Monitoring stock levels and managing the hospital pharmacy inventory.
- Reviewing prescriptions to check for accuracy, safety, and potential drug interactions.
- Counselling patients on the proper use of medicines, possible side effects, and storage.
- Monitoring patient responses to medicines and adjust treatment when necessary.
- Providing advice to doctors, nurses, and other healthcare staff on the safe and effective use of drugs.
- Participating in therapeutic drug monitoring and pharmacovigilance (tracking adverse drug reactions).
- Ensure compliance with legal, ethical, and regulatory requirements.
- Contribute to budget management and cost-effective use of medicines.
Requirements
- Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy (Hons)/Pharmacology
- Proven experience as a pharmacist
- Strong customer service abilities
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Registered with Pharmacy Medicines Regulatory Authority (PMRA)
- Strict adherence to the organisation’s Child and Vulnerable Adult Protection Policy
- Willingness to work with mentally ill patients and their families
Applications should be sent to:
The Chief Executive Officer
Saint John of God Hospitaller Services
P. O. Box 744
MZUZU
Email: recruitment@sjog.mw
Closing date: Thursday, 9th October 2025
About Us Saint John of God Hospitaller Services Malawi is a non-profit faith-based healthcare organization established in 1994 to contribute to
About us
Saint John of God Hospitaller Services Malawi is a non-profit faith-based healthcare organization established in 1994 to contribute to the development of health for all Malawians including the vulnerable, marginalized, and excluded groups.
With its operations in both Lilongwe and Mzuzu, St John of God Malawi is a key provider of:
- Tertiary and community-based mental health promotion and care
- Early intervention services
- Special needs and inclusive education for children with both intellectual and physical disability
- Vocational training for orphans & vulnerable youth including those with a disability
- Health care and ancillary services for older persons
- Psychosocial counselling, stress, and addiction management services
- Rehabilitation of street children
- Self-help group approach for women empowerment
- Tertiary level training in Psychiatric Nursing, Clinical Medicine–Psychiatry & Mental Health, Psychosocial Counselling, and General Nursing and Midwifery.
Social Worker Role
Reporting to the Umoza Project Coordinator, the Social Worker will be responsible for providing psychosocial support to individuals, families, and communities facing social, emotional, and health-related challenges. The role involves assessing client needs, developing care and support plans, offering counselling, linking clients to resources, and advocating for vulnerable groups to promote wellbeing and resilience.
Responsibilities (which include, but are not limited to):
- Assessing the social, emotional, and practical needs of clients through interviews, home visits, and case reviews.
- Providing counselling and support to individuals, families, and groups to help them cope with trauma, illness, poverty, abuse, or other challenges.
- Developing and implementing individualized care and support plans.
- Advocating for the rights and welfare of vulnerable populations, including children, the elderly, people with disabilities, and patients.
- Work collaboratively with healthcare providers, educators, legal officers, and community leaders.
- Maintaining accurate case records, reports, and documentation in line with professional standards.
- Conducting community outreach, awareness campaigns, and support groups when required.
Qualifications and Experience
- Bachelor’s degree in Social Work
- At least 3 years of experience in social work, counselling, or community development
- Registered/licensed by a relevant professional body (where applicable)
- Strong interpersonal, communication, and counselling skills
- Ability to work with vulnerable populations with empathy, respect, and cultural sensitivity
- Excellent report writing, record-keeping, and case management skills
- Strong problem-solving and advocacy skills
- High level of integrity, confidentiality, and professionalism
- Willingness to work with mentally sick individuals and their families
- Strict adherence to Saint John of God Child and Vulnerable Adult Protection Policy
Applications should be sent to:
The Chief Executive Officer
Saint John of God Hospitaller Services
P. O. Box 744
MZUZU
Email: recruitment@sjog.mw
Closing date: Thursday, 9th October 2025
About us Saint John of God Hospitaller Services Malawi is a non-profit faith-based healthcare organization established in 1994 to contribute to
About Us.
St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to contribute to the development of Health for all by providing both residential and community-based mental health promotion and care, maternal mental health and child & adolescent psychiatry programs. SJOG Malawi also delivers early intervention programs, inclusive education and community-based rehabilitation for children with disabilities. It works in partnership with the Government of Malawi, partner organizations, the community and individual families, to provide quality mental health care and disability inclusion services which are accessible, sustainable and comprehensive. SJOG has program interventions in the areas of older persons; street-connected children, psychosocial counselling support, addiction recovery and self-help group approach for women empowerment. SJOG operates a University of Health Sciences offering tertiary level training for psychiatric nurses, psychiatric clinicians, psycho-social counsellors and general nurses.
St John of God in preparation for a potential grant funding from KinderNotHilfe and BMZ of Germany seeks to recruit the following positions for its four-year Maternal Mental Health project in Lilongwe and Mzimba districts.
Social Worker Role
Reporting to the Team Leader, the Psychosocial Counsellor will be responsible for assessing mental health needs of pregnant and postpartum women, delivering therapy and psychoeducation, implementing treatments, supporting peer support groups, and contributing to awareness and advocacy efforts to reduce stigma.
Responsibilities (which include, but are not limited to);
- Conducting thorough assessments of the psychological and mental health needs of pregnant and postpartum women attending care in targeted districts and PHC clinics
- Conducting individual and group psychotherapy, family therapy and crisis intervention
- Implementation of prescribed therapeutic treatments for women with mental health/psychological challenges (in cooperation with/under the supervision of mental health clinicians and professionals from PHC facilities and district hospitals)
- Conducting psychoeducation sessions
- Facilitating the formation of peer support groups and providing continuous support and building their capacity on planning information and awareness-raising campaigns
- Supporting peer support groups’ information and awareness-raising campaigns to destigmatize mental illness and advocacy work
Requirements
- Diploma in Psychosocial Counselling from a recognised and accredited institution.
- At least 2 years’ experience working in a similar field.
- Strict adherence to our Child and Vulnerable Adult Protection Policy
How to Apply
Applications with detailed Curriculum Vitae, cover letter and names of three traceable referees should be submitted to the following addresses:
The Chief Executive Officer,
St. John of God Hospitaller Services,
P.O. Box 31067
Lilongwe 3
Email: recruitment@sjog.mw
Closing date: 30th July, 2025.
About Us. St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to
About Us.
St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to contribute to the development of Health for all by providing both residential and community-based mental health promotion and care, maternal mental health and child & adolescent psychiatry programs. SJOG Malawi also delivers early intervention programs, inclusive education and community-based rehabilitation for children with disabilities. It works in partnership with the Government of Malawi, partner organizations, the community and individual families, to provide quality mental health care and disability inclusion services which are accessible, sustainable and comprehensive. SJOG has program interventions in the areas of older persons; street-connected children, psychosocial counselling support, addiction recovery and self-help group approach for women empowerment. SJOG operates a University of Health Sciences offering tertiary level training for psychiatric nurses, psychiatric clinicians, psycho-social counsellors and general nurses.
St John of God in preparation for a potential grant funding from KinderNotHilfe and BMZ of Germany seeks to recruit the following positions for its four-year Maternal Mental Health project in Lilongwe and Mzimba districts.
Social Worker Role
Reporting to the Team Leader, the Social Worker will be responsible for assessing psychosocial needs, supporting self-help and peer groups, providing follow-up care and referrals, strengthening staff capacity, and contributing to awareness, advocacy, and stakeholder collaboration in maternal mental health.
Responsibilities (which include, but are not limited to);
- Conduct a thorough assessment of the psychosocial needs of pregnant and postpartum women in the project catchment area
- Conducting a social needs analysis of the project beneficiaries, developing management plans and implementing
- Supporting the development of women’s Self-Help Groups and peer support groups
- Conducting home visits and follow-up care for project beneficiaries
- Referral of project beneficiaries to appropriate Government and civil society programs
- Strengthening the social skills of nursing staff through coaching and training
- Supporting awareness-raising campaigns to promote the social and economic integration of mothers/pregnant women with mental health challenges
- Networking and cooperation with relevant stakeholders in the social sector, such as government social institutions, civil society and religious organizations
- Supporting advocacy work in the field of Maternal Mental Health
Requirements
- Bachelor of Social Work from a recognised and accredited institution.
- At least 2 years’ experience working in a similar field.
- Strict adherence to our Child and Vulnerable Adult Protection Policy
How to Apply
Applications with detailed Curriculum Vitae, cover letter and names of three traceable referees should be submitted to the following addresses:
The Chief Executive Officer,
St. John of God Hospitaller Services,
P.O. Box 31067
Lilongwe 3
Email: recruitment@sjog.mw
Closing date: 30th July, 2025.
About Us. St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to
About Us.
St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to contribute to the development of Health for all by providing both residential and community-based mental health promotion and care, maternal mental health and child & adolescent psychiatry programs. SJOG Malawi also delivers early intervention programs, inclusive education and community-based rehabilitation for children with disabilities. It works in partnership with the Government of Malawi, partner organizations, the community and individual families, to provide quality mental health care and disability inclusion services which are accessible, sustainable and comprehensive. SJOG has program interventions in the areas of older persons; street-connected children, psychosocial counselling support, addiction recovery and self-help group approach for women empowerment. SJOG operates a University of Health Sciences offering tertiary level training for psychiatric nurses, psychiatric clinicians, psycho-social counsellors and general nurses.
St John of God in preparation for a potential grant funding from KinderNotHilfe and BMZ of Germany seeks to recruit the following positions for its four-year Maternal Mental Health project in Lilongwe and Mzimba districts.
Mental Health Nurse Role
Reporting to the Team Leader, Responsible for assessing and treating maternal mental health conditions, delivering therapy and psychoeducation, facilitating referrals, building capacity of health staff and volunteers, coordinating with health facilities, and supporting community awareness and advocacy efforts.
Responsibilities (which include, but are not limited to);
- Conducts thorough mental health assessments of women with maternal mental health problems
- Plans and deliver therapeutic treatment (including medication) of women with mental illnesses in the target communities (in cooperation with professionals from PHC facilities, district hospitals and mental health clinicians)
- Facilitate referral of patients where necessary
- Conducting individual and group psychotherapy, family therapy and crisis intervention
- Conducting psychoeducation to pregnant and postpartum women with mental health/psychological challenges and their families
- Providing information on further treatment options (medical, psychological and social services in the community)
- Regular consultation/coordination with health facilities at PHC and district levels, and represent the project
- Capacity building of PHC staff (coaching/on-the-job training in maternal mental health)
- Guidance and training of volunteer health advisors
- Supporting information and awareness-raising campaigns to destigmatize mental illness and advocacy work
Requirements
- Bachelor of Mental Health Psychiatric Nursing from a recognised and accredited institution.
- At least 2 years’ experience working in a similar field.
- Strict adherence to our Child and Vulnerable Adult Protection Policy.
How to Apply
Applications with detailed Curriculum Vitae, cover letter and names of three traceable referees should be submitted to the following addresses:
The Chief Executive Officer,
St. John of God Hospitaller Services,
P.O. Box 31067
Lilongwe 3
Email: recruitment@sjog.mw
Closing date: 30th July, 2025.
About Us. St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to
About Us.
St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to contribute to the development of Health for all by providing both residential and community-based mental health promotion and care, maternal mental health and child & adolescent psychiatry programs. SJOG Malawi also delivers early intervention programs, inclusive education and community-based rehabilitation for children with disabilities. It works in partnership with the Government of Malawi, partner organizations, the community and individual families, to provide quality mental health care and disability inclusion services which are accessible, sustainable and comprehensive. SJOG has program interventions in the areas of older persons; street-connected children, psychosocial counselling support, addiction recovery and self-help group approach for women empowerment. SJOG operates a University of Health Sciences offering tertiary level training for psychiatric nurses, psychiatric clinicians, psycho-social counsellors and general nurses.
St John of God in preparation for a potential grant funding from KinderNotHilfe and BMZ of Germany seeks to recruit the following positions for its four-year Maternal Mental Health project in Lilongwe and Mzimba districts.
Mental Health Clinician Role
Reporting to the Team Leader, Responsible for assessing and treating psychiatric conditions, providing therapy, training clinical staff, and ensuring compliance with mental health guidelines and quality standards.
Responsibilities (which include, but are not limited to);
- Conduct patient interviews and physical/psychiatric examinations, order and interpret diagnostic tests, and maintain comprehensive documentation.
- Diagnose a range of psychiatric and medical conditions of target groups/women with mental illnesses, prescribe appropriate treatments, and arrange for referrals or patient transfers when specialized care is needed ensuring compliance with quality standards and treatment guidelines (including the Mental Health Treatment Act, and SJOG guidelines)
- Deliver individual, family, and group therapy using diverse psychotherapeutic techniques.
- Training of district and PHC clinical staff in the areas of diagnosis and treatment following the World Health Organization's mental health Gap Action Programme ( mhGAP)
- Applying an evidence-based/scientific therapeutic approach while taking into account the spiritual and cultural needs of patients and their caregivers
- Capacity building of healthcare facility employees (coaching/on-the-job training in maternal mental health)
Requirements
- Bachelor of Science in Clinical Medicine (Mental Health) from a recognised and accredited institution.
- Minimum of 3–5 years’ experience in project coordination or a similar role in the NGO sector
- Strict adherence to our Child and Vulnerable Adult Protection Policy
How to Apply
Applications with detailed Curriculum Vitae, cover letter and names of three traceable referees should be submitted to the following addresses:
The Chief Executive Officer,
St. John of God Hospitaller Services,
P.O. Box 31067
Lilongwe 3
Email: recruitment@sjog.mw
Closing date: 30th July, 2025.
About Us. St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to
About Us.
St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to contribute to the development of Health for all by providing both residential and community-based mental health promotion and care, maternal mental health and child & adolescent psychiatry programs. SJOG Malawi also delivers early intervention programs, inclusive education and community-based rehabilitation for children with disabilities. It works in partnership with the Government of Malawi, partner organizations, the community and individual families, to provide quality mental health care and disability inclusion services which are accessible, sustainable and comprehensive. SJOG has program interventions in the areas of older persons; street-connected children, psychosocial counselling support, addiction recovery and self-help group approach for women empowerment. SJOG operates a University of Health Sciences offering tertiary level training for psychiatric nurses, psychiatric clinicians, psycho-social counsellors and general nurses.
St John of God in preparation for a potential grant funding from KinderNotHilfe and BMZ of Germany seeks to recruit the following positions for its four-year Maternal Mental Health project in Lilongwe and Mzimba districts.
Project Officer Role
Reporting to the Project Coordinator, the Project Officer will be responsible for planning and implementing project activities, monitoring performance using MEAL tools, conducting evaluations, ensuring stakeholder engagement, facilitating trainings, and preparing reports to support continuous improvement and alignment with reproductive health standards.
Responsibilities (which include, but are not limited to);
- Develop the scope of work according to the financial standards of the project
- Develop daily activity plans and carry out implementation of project activities, ensuring alignment with Reproductive Health standards.
- Track project performance using the Maternal Mental Health Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) tools and ensure timely reporting.
- Support baseline, midline, and endline evaluations.
- Collect and analyse data to assess project impact and recommend improvements.
- Conduct regular field visits to monitor project activities and provide technical support.
- Building and maintaining relationships with target groups, local administration and relevant authorities and other project stakeholders
- Maintain regular communication with project stakeholders.
- Facilitate training workshops, learning events, and coordination meetings.
- Prepare high-quality narrative and financial reports
Requirements
- A Bachelor's degree in Psychiatric Nursing, Community Nursing, Mental Health, Reproductive / Public Health or related field.
- Minimum of 3–5 years experience in a similar role in the NGO sector.
- Strict Adherence to the Child and Vulnerable Adult Protection Policy.
How to Apply
Applications with detailed Curriculum Vitae, cover letter and names of three traceable referees should be submitted to the following addresses:
The Chief Executive Officer,
St. John of God Hospitaller Services,
P.O. Box 31067
Lilongwe 3
Email: recruitment@sjog.mw
Closing date: 30th July, 2025.
About Us. St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith-based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to
About Us.
St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994 to contribute to the development of Health for all by providing both residential and community based mental health promotion and care, maternal mental health and child & adolescent psychiatry programs. SJOG Malawi also delivers early intervention programs, inclusive education and community-based rehabilitation for children with disabilities. It works in partnership with the Government of Malawi, partner organizations, the community and individual families, to provide quality mental health care and disability inclusion services which are accessible, sustainable and comprehensive. SJOG has program interventions in the areas of older persons; street connected children, psychosocial counselling support, addiction recovery and self-help group approach for women empowerment. SJOG operates a University of Health Sciences offering tertiary level training for psychiatric nurses, psychiatric clinicians, psycho-social counsellors and general nurses.
St John of God in preparation for a potential grant funding from KinderNotHilfe and BMZ of Germany seeks to recruit the following positions for its four-year Maternal Mental Health project in Lilongwe and Mzimba districts.
Project Coordinator Role
Reporting to the Programs Manager, the Project Coordinator will be responsible for coordinating project implementation, managing MEAL systems, mobilizing target groups, overseeing data and reporting, engaging stakeholders, managing project resources, supporting evaluations, and driving process improvements to enhance project efficiency and impact.
Responsibilities (which include, but are not limited to);
- Overall planning and coordination of project implementation
- Mobilization of target groups
- Development of the Maternal Mental Health Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) system and monitoring plan based on the impact matrix indicators
- Preparation and control of activity planning, Data collection and progress measurement
- Manage Reports and Database for Project Beneficiaries
- Building and maintaining relationships with target groups, local administration and relevant authorities and other project stakeholders
- Facilitate Collaboration and Networking within and outside the organization
- Manage resources, including personnel (Lilongwe and Mzuzu Project staff and volunteers) and materials allocated to the project, per Service Policies and procedures.
- Identify and implement process improvements to enhance project efficiency and effectiveness.
- Support baseline, midline, and endline evaluations.
Requirements:
- Master's degree in Mental Health- Psychiatric Nursing, Mental Health, Reproductive/ Public Health or related field.
- Those with a related bachelor’s degree and with considerable relevant experience will also be considered
- Minimum of 3–5 years’ experience in project coordination or a similar role in the NGO sector
- Those with experience in managing internationally donor-funded projects will have an added advantage
- Strict adherence to our Child and Vulnerable Adult Protection Policy
How to Apply
Applications with detailed Curriculum Vitae, cover letter and names of three traceable referees should be submitted to the following addresses:
The Chief Executive Officer,
St. John of God Hospitaller Services,
P.O. Box 31067
Lilongwe 3
Email: recruitment@sjog.mw
Closing date: 30th July, 2025
About Us. St John of God Hospitaller Services [SJOG] is a faith based charitable organization established in Malawi in 1994