HopeBridge Pediatric AIDS Care is a nonprofit organisation founded in Los Angeles, California, in 2015. It supports children and families affected by HIV through projects and partnerships in communities around the world.

We are preparing to launch Sisi ni Wao, a pediatric HIV care project in Tanzania, in  January 2027. The project will operate in Geita, Mwanza, Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Njombe, Mbeya, and Mtwara regions.

We invites qualified, organised, and community-minded candidates to apply for the position of District Focal Person.

Position Overview

The District Focal Person will coordinate and support day-to-day implementation of Sisi ni Wao activities in the assigned district. The successful candidate will work with health facilities, community partners, local authorities, project staff, and families to support the delivery of project activities and maintain clear communication between district stakeholders and the project team.

Key Responsibilities

• Coordinate project activities in the assigned district in line with approved work plans.
• Build and maintain working relationships with district authorities, health facilities, community leaders, and local partners.
• Support coordination between project staff and participating health and community services.
• Help organise community meetings, training sessions, outreach activities, and other project events.
• Support referrals and linkages to appropriate health and support services, following project procedures.
• Monitor activity progress, identify implementation challenges, and promptly share updates with the project team.
• Maintain accurate records of meetings, activities, referrals, and other approved project information.
• Contribute to routine reports and planning meetings.
• Promote respectful, confidential, and non-stigmatising engagement with children and families.
• Follow child safeguarding, informed consent, data protection, and other project policies.
• Travel within the assigned district as required.
• Perform other duties related to the coordination of project activities.

Skills and Experience

Applicants should possess:

• A diploma or degree in Public Health, Community Development, Social Work, Nursing, Clinical Medicine, Social Sciences, or a related field.
• Experience supporting community, health, HIV, or development projects.
• Knowledge of community health services and local referral systems is an advantage.
• Strong communication, coordination, and relationship-building skills.
• Good report-writing and record-keeping skills.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively with diverse teams.
• Computer literacy, including Microsoft Office applications.
• Fluency in English and Kiswahili.
• Familiarity with the assigned district and local context.
• Willingness and ability to travel within the assigned district.

Desired Competencies

• Integrity and professionalism
• Community engagement and coordination
• Cultural sensitivity and respectful communication
• Problem-solving and initiative
• Teamwork and time management
• Commitment to confidentiality and ethical conduct
• Commitment to child safeguarding and non-discrimination

What We Offer

•     The opportunity to contribute to a pediatric HIV care project
•     A supportive and collaborative working environment
•     Opportunities for learning and professional development
•     Salary and benefits: 1500 USD -3000 USD/Month

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit:

    • An application letter indicating their preferred region of deployment

    • An updated curriculum vitae (CV)

    • Copies of relevant academic and professional certificates

    • Contact details for at least two professional referees

Email subject: Application for District Focal Person – [Preferred Region]

Send applications to:

Human Resources Department

HopeBridge Pediatric AIDS Care

Email: vacancies@hopebridgepac.org

Application deadline: 15 December, 2026

Expected project start: January 2027

Equal Opportunity Statement

HopeBridge Pediatric AIDS Care is committed to fair and inclusive recruitment. Applications from qualified candidates of diverse backgrounds are welcome. Selection will be based on relevant qualifications, experience, and project needs.

HopeBridge Pediatric AIDS Care is a nonprofit organisation founded in Los Angeles, California, in 2015. It supports children and families affected by HIV through projects and partnerships in communities around the world.

We are preparing to launch Sisi ni Wao, a pediatric HIV care project in Tanzania, in January 2027. The project will operate in Geita, Mwanza, Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Njombe, Mbeya, and Mtwara regions. We invites qualified, compassionate, and dedicated candidates to apply for the position of Registered Nurse.

Position Overview

The Registered Nurse will support the delivery of quality, child-friendly nursing care for children and families engaged with the Sisi ni Wao project in the assigned region. Working with health facilities, project staff, and community partners, the nurse will contribute to appropriate HIV care, treatment support, health education, referrals, and follow-up in line with national guidelines, professional standards, and project protocols.

Key Responsibilities

•     Provide nursing care within professional scope, approved protocols, and applicable national guidelines.
•     Support child-friendly HIV care, treatment follow-up, and continuity of care in coordination with health facilities.
•     Provide age-appropriate health education to children, caregivers, and families.
•     Support adherence counselling and follow-up in collaboration with the relevant clinical team.
•     Help identify care needs and connect clients to appropriate health and support services.
•     Maintain accurate, confidential clinical and project documentation in accordance with approved procedures.
•     Participate in clinical reviews, case discussions, outreach, and project coordination activities as assigned.
•     Work with health facility staff and community partners to strengthen follow-up and referral pathways.
•     Uphold informed consent, confidentiality, infection prevention, child safeguarding, and ethical standards.
•     Report clinical concerns, safeguarding concerns, and service delivery challenges through established channels.
•     Contribute to routine project reports and monitoring activities, protecting sensitive personal and health information.
•     Travel within the assigned region as required.
•     Perform other duties related to the project and professional nursing role.

Skills and Experience

Applicants should possess:

•     A recognised nursing qualification from an accredited training institution.
•     Current registration and a valid practising licence with the relevant nursing regulatory authority in Tanzania.
•     Experience in nursing care; experience in pediatric, HIV, community, or outpatient care is an advantage.
•     Knowledge of HIV prevention, treatment, adherence support, and child-friendly care.
•     Strong communication and interpersonal skills, including the ability to engage respectfully with children and caregivers.
•     Good clinical documentation and record-keeping skills.
•     Ability to work independently and collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams.
•     Computer literacy and willingness to use approved data and reporting tools.
•     Fluency in Kiswahili; working knowledge of English is an advantage.
•     Willingness and ability to travel within the assigned region.

Desired Competencies

•     Compassion and respect for children and families
•     Integrity and professional accountability
•     Cultural sensitivity and non-stigmatising practice
•     Confidentiality and sound ethical judgement
•     Clear communication and teamwork
•     Attention to detail and organised documentation
•     Commitment to child safeguarding and quality care

What We Offer

•     The opportunity to contribute to a pediatric HIV care project
•     A supportive and collaborative working environment
•     Opportunities for learning and professional development
•     Salary and benefits: 1500 USD -3000 USD/Month

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit:

    • An application letter indicating their preferred region of deployment

    • An updated curriculum vitae (CV)

    • Copies of relevant academic and professional certificates

    • Contact details for at least two professional referees

Email subject: Application for Registered Nurse – [Preferred Region]

Send applications to:

Human Resources Department

HopeBridge Pediatric AIDS Care

Email: vacancies@hopebridgepac.org

Application deadline: 15 December, 2026

Expected project start: January 2027

Equal Opportunity Statement

HopeBridge Pediatric AIDS Care is committed to fair and inclusive recruitment. Applications from qualified candidates of diverse backgrounds are welcome. Selection will be based on relevant qualifications, experience, and project needs.

HopeBridge Pediatric AIDS Care is a nonprofit organisation founded in Los Angeles, California, in 2015. It supports children and families affected by HIV through projects and partnerships in communities around the world.

We are preparing to launch Sisi ni Wao, a pediatric HIV care project in Tanzania, in January 2027. The project will operate in Geita, Mwanza, Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Njombe, Mbeya, and Mtwara regions. We invites qualified, organised, and collaborative candidates to apply for the position of **Regional Project Coordinator**.

Position Overview

The Regional Project Coordinator will lead the coordination and monitoring of Sisi ni Wao activities across the assigned region. The successful candidate will support district teams, health facilities, community partners, and local authorities to deliver activities in line with approved work plans, project standards, and reporting requirements. The role will also help identify implementation challenges and keep project leadership informed of progress.

Key Responsibilities

• Coordinate implementation of project activities across assigned districts in line with approved plans and timelines.
• Support and guide District Focal Persons and other project staff in the region.
• Coordinate with health facilities, local authorities, community organisations, and other project partners.
• Prepare regional activity plans, schedules, and progress updates.
• Monitor implementation, identify delays or challenges, and work with relevant teams on practical responses.
• Conduct site visits and support quality checks of project activities.
• Review regional activity records and reports for completeness and accuracy.
• Contribute to project monitoring, evaluation, learning, and reporting processes.
• Help organise training, coordination meetings, community activities, and stakeholder engagements.
• Promote consistent use of project protocols, safeguarding standards, and data protection procedures.
• Escalate clinical, safeguarding, operational, or compliance concerns through established channels.
• Support responsible use of project resources and maintain required records.
• Travel within the assigned region and to project districts as required.
• Perform other duties related to project coordination.

Skills and Experience

Applicants should possess:

• A bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Project Management, Community Development, Social Work, Health Sciences, or a related field.
• At least three years of relevant experience coordinating health, HIV, community development, or NGO projects.
• Experience supervising staff or coordinating teams across multiple locations.
• Knowledge of pediatric HIV care and community health programming is an advantage.
• Strong planning, coordination, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
• Excellent communication, stakeholder engagement, and report-writing abilities.
• Experience with project monitoring and data review.
• Computer literacy, including Microsoft Office applications.
• Fluency in English and Kiswahili.
• Familiarity with the assigned region and willingness to travel regularly.

Desired Competencies

• Leadership and team support
• Integrity and accountability
• Effective planning and organisation
• Community and stakeholder engagement
• Problem-solving and adaptability
• Cultural sensitivity
• Commitment to confidentiality, child safeguarding, and ethical conduct

What We Offer

•     The opportunity to contribute to a pediatric HIV care project
•     A supportive and collaborative working environment
•     Opportunities for learning and professional development
•     Salary and benefits: 2500 USD -3500 USD/Month

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit:

    • An application letter indicating their preferred region of deployment

    • An updated curriculum vitae (CV)

    • Copies of relevant academic and professional certificates

    • Contact details for at least two professional referees

Email subject: Application for Regional Project Coordinator – [Preferred Region]

Send applications to:

Human Resources Department

HopeBridge Pediatric AIDS Care

Email: vacancies@hopebridgepac.org

Application deadline: 15 December, 2026

Expected project start: January 2027

Equal Opportunity Statement

HopeBridge Pediatric AIDS Care is committed to fair and inclusive recruitment. Applications from qualified candidates of diverse backgrounds are welcome. Selection will be based on relevant qualifications, experience, and project needs.

HopeBridge Pediatric AIDS Care is a nonprofit organisation founded in Los Angeles, California, in 2015. It supports children and families affected by HIV through projects and partnerships in communities around the world.

We preparing to launch Sisi ni Wao, a pediatric HIV care project in Tanzania, in  January 2027. The project will operate in Geita, Mwanza, Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Njombe, Mbeya, and Mtwara regions. We invites qualified, organised, and ethical candidates to apply for the position of **Procurement and Logistics Officer**.

Position Overview

The Procurement and Logistics Officer will support the timely, transparent, and cost-effective procurement, storage, and movement of goods and services needed for the Sisi ni Wao project. The successful candidate will help maintain procurement records, coordinate suppliers and deliveries, and support logistics for project activities across the assigned area in line with organisational policies and applicable donor requirements.

Key Responsibilities

• Coordinate procurement processes for project goods and services in accordance with approved policies and procedures.
• Obtain and document quotations, conduct price comparisons, and prepare procurement records for review and approval.
• Support preparation and monitoring of procurement plans based on project work plans and budgets.
• Maintain accurate records of purchase requests, quotations, purchase orders, delivery notes, invoices, and supplier information.
• Liaise with suppliers to confirm specifications, prices, delivery schedules, and service quality.
• Coordinate transport, deliveries, storage, and distribution of project supplies to designated locations.
• Maintain inventory and asset registers and support regular stock checks.
• Ensure goods received are inspected and documented before acceptance.
• Arrange logistics for trainings, meetings, outreach activities, and other project events.
• Monitor logistics needs across project regions and report potential delays or supply gaps.
• Support due diligence and performance reviews of suppliers as required.
• Promote value for money, fair competition, transparency, and prevention of conflicts of interest.
• Ensure procurement and logistics files are complete, secure, and ready for review or audit.
• Follow organisational safeguarding, ethical conduct, and health and safety requirements.
• Perform other duties related to procurement and project logistics.

Skills and Experience

Applicants should possess:

• A diploma or bachelor’s degree in Procurement and Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Business Administration, or a related field.
• Relevant experience in procurement, logistics, or supply chain support, preferably with an NGO or development project.
• Knowledge of procurement documentation, inventory control, and supplier coordination.
• Strong organisational, planning, and record-keeping skills.
• Ability to compare quotations and support transparent purchasing decisions.
• Good communication and negotiation skills.
• Computer literacy, including Microsoft Word and Excel.
• Ability to manage competing tasks and meet deadlines.
• Fluency in English and Kiswahili.
• Willingness and ability to travel within project regions as required.

Desired Competencies

• Integrity and accountability
• Attention to detail
• Organisation and time management
• Fair and transparent procurement practice
• Problem-solving and adaptability
• Clear communication and teamwork
• Commitment to confidentiality and ethical conduct

What We Offer

•     The opportunity to contribute to a pediatric HIV care project
•     A supportive and collaborative working environment
•     Opportunities for learning and professional development
•     Salary and benefits: 2000 USD -3000 USD/Month

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit:

    • An application letter indicating their preferred region of deployment

    • An updated curriculum vitae (CV)

    • Copies of relevant academic and professional certificates

    • Contact details for at least two professional referees

Email subject: Application for Procurement and Logistics Officer – [Preferred Region]

Send applications to:

Human Resources Department

HopeBridge Pediatric AIDS Care

Email: vacancies@hopebridgepac.org

Application deadline: 15 December, 2026

Expected project start: January 2027

Equal Opportunity Statement

HopeBridge Pediatric AIDS Care is committed to fair and inclusive recruitment. Applications from qualified candidates of diverse backgrounds are welcome. Selection will be based on relevant qualifications, experience, and project needs.