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Manager: Community Development Policy: Npo Capacity Building & Support
An appropriate qualification at NQF 6 or equivalent qualification in Development Studies / Diaconiology / Social Sciences / Community Development / Sociology / Anthropology / Population Studies / Demography as recognized by SAQA.
A minimum of 10 years’ recognizable experience in Community Development after obtaining the required qualification. Valid motor vehicle driver’s licence (with the exception of persons with disabilities).
DUTIES :
Develop annual capacity building plans aligned with departmental community development priorities. Identify training needs within communities and NPOs through assessments and stakeholder consultations. Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of training programmes and recommend improvements.
Facilitate internal departmental training on community development policies and NPO sector regulations. Provide mentorship and technical support to NPOs to improve service delivery. Evaluate training outcomes and implement improvements to training methodologies. Provide guidance and support to organizations applying for NPO registration.
Conduct awareness campaigns on the requirements of the Non-profit Organizations Act, 1997. Assist organizations with amendments, renewals, and regulatory compliance requirements. Mobilise community stakeholders and NPOs to participate in special programmes and campaigns. Monitor the progress and impact of special programmes within communities. Ensure implementation of departmental policies, procedures, and regulatory frameworks.
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