Established in 1990, Banke UNESCO Club is a non-government organization and registered under the District Administration Office, Banke and affiliated to Social Welfare Council, The establishment of the organization has been inspired by the ideals of non-violence, social justice, self-reliance, sustainable development and volunteerism. The organization is dedicated to the ideals of holistic and integrated development based on a harmonious balance of socio-culture, material, scientific environmental aspects and increase in literacy rate of Disadvantaged, Marginalized, Deprived, and other Poorest of Poorer groups (POP) including women and child by providing quality education. Banke UNESCO Club in partnership with Helen Keller International, is implementing Nutrition For Life- N4L (जीवनका लागि पोषण) Program in Banke district. The overall purpose of the Nutrition for Life (N4L) project is to combat acute malnutrition among mothers and children under five years old in Nepal and in the Banke district. The initiative will operate in all 8 local governments of Banke, focusing on underserved and marginalized communities. The project will strengthen systems for early detection and treatment of acute malnutrition, improve maternal and newborn nutrition through community-based interventions in align with Government of Nepal's policy and guideline.

Implementation will involve strategic collaboration with key stakeholders, including FWD/MoHP Provincial Health Directorate, District Health Offices, and local governments. Banke UNESCO Club is inviting applications from interested, qualified and experienced candidates for the following positions to implement the Nutrition for Life project.

Post : Nutrition Facilitator 

Number Required : 16 (NF-2 each Municipality)

(Note: Please indicate your preferred municipality in the application)

Description/Primary Responsibilities

• Plan & Implement: Support Nutrition for Life activities with local governments; promote mothers' groups, HH dietary diversity, breastfeeding, IYCF, WASH, and use of digital tools.
• Support FCHVs and health workers for screenings, counseling, and follow-up; assist FCHVs with coaching, orientations, and review meetings.
• Engage with influencers and families to promote healthy diets, breastfeeding, and gender equity; raise awareness on Vitamin A and adolescent IFA.
• Work with local governments and health facilities to improve nutrition services, school meals, and social safety nets, NFLG initiatives.
• Conduct household visits, and screenings submit timely reports, success stories, and promote digital tools.
• Facilitate learning visits and document best practices.

Required Skills and Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Public Health, Nutrition, Nursingor a related field (Master's degree preferred).
• Minimum 3 years of experience in community health, nutrition, or project coordination within NGOs/PNGO settings.
• Strong understanding of IYCF, IMAM, other health and nutrition programs and government health systems.
• Experience in planning, monitoring, supervision, and capacity building.
• Strong communication, documentation, and teamwork skills.
• Program planning and coordination skills
• Supportive supervision and coaching abilities
• Analytical and problem-solving skills
• Strong organizational and reporting skills
• Ability to maintain effective relationships with government and partners
• Commitment to ethical conduct, transparency, and accountability.

Qualified and interested candidates are requested to apply with a cover letter and updated resume to email address hrc.buc1990@gmail.com by 8 December 2025 before 4 pm.

Women, Dalit, Janjati, Madheshi and Muslim will be prioritized.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Telephone enquiries will not be entertained.

NOTE : The job contract is contingent on the approval of the Subaward.

Source : Dainik Nepalgunj