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NGO / INGO / Development Projects
Full Time
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About the Project:
Global Health Research Unit on Neurodevelopment and Autism in South Asia Treatment and Evidence- NAMASTE aims to design and implement a flexible evidenced pathway toward universal health coverage for children with autism, through a program of research, training, and capacity building across India, Sri Lanka, and Nepal. This is a collaborative research project, led by the University of Manchester in the UK, India, Nepal and Sri Lanka. In Nepal, the AutismCare Nepal Society (ACNS) collaborate to conduct this project in Godawari Municipality, Lalitpur district.
About the Role:
ACNS is seeking to recruit a Project Manager for NAMASTE . The Project Manager will be responsible for the overall management of the project including the implementation of the program in adherence to its stated objectives, recruitment and capacity building of all team members, liaison of government and non-government stakeholders across the study site and compliance with organizational HR, admin, and finance policies.
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Field Work Planning and Implementation
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Tenure: 60 Months
Selection Process: Written exam and Interview
Salary and Benefits: As per ACNS’s policies/ Competent salary for deserving candidates.
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About the organization
The ACNS (https://autismnepal.org/) is an active autism organization in Nepal led by parents of individuals with autism. It is a non-profit, non-political, non-governmental organization registered with the District Administration Office (Registration No. 1067/2065) and affiliated with the Social Welfare Council (SWC No: 25314). Since its inception on 2 April 2008, on "World Autism Awareness Day," it has been actively engaged in autism awareness programs, advocating for the rights of individuals with autism and capacity building of individuals with autism, their parents and caregivers in Nepal. The organisation provides assessment and diagnostic services, intervention programs, parent training and counselling, a special education program, vocational training for adults with autism, and capacity building for health, educational, and other paraprofessionals.