Duty Station: Ngala Reception Center, Borno State
Organization: Peace Restoration & Integral Global Development Initiative (PRIDE)
Duration: 6 Months (Renewable based on performance and funding)
Reporting to: CCCM Officer
Eligibility: Strictly for Ngala Indigenes Only
Background
Peace Restoration & Integral Global Development Initiative (PRIDE) is a Nigerian non- governmental organization committed to supporting vulnerable populations affected by conflict and displacement across Northeast Nigeria. PRIDE implements interventions in Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM), Shelter/NFI, Livelihoods, Education, Women Empowerment, and Health.
As part of its ongoing CCCM response, PRIDE seeks to engage two (2) CCCM Monitor Volunteers to support coordination and information management activities at Ngala Reception Center.
Purpose of the Role
The CCCM Monitor – Volunteer will assist in daily site coordination, population tracking, and information management to ensure efficient camp operations and accountability to affected populations within the reception center.
Key Responsibilities
- Support daily population movement monitoring (arrivals, departures, and transfers).
- Assist in the registration and profiling of new arrivals at the reception center.
- Collect and compile data on shelter occupancy, infrastructure, and service availability.
- Disseminate key messages on services, referral pathways, and complaint mechanisms.
- Facilitate community participation and engagement with CCCM structures.
- Report urgent needs, incidents, or protection issues observed at the site.
- Support coordination with partner agencies providing services within the center.
- Maintain accurate records and submit daily and weekly reports to the CCCM Officer.
Expected Outputs
- Accurate and timely daily site reports.
- Updated population movement and service mapping data.
- Properly documented community feedback and complaints.
- Active engagement of community representatives in site management activities.
Qualification and Experience
- Must be an indigene of Ngala Local Government Area.
- Minimum of Senior Secondary Certificate (SSCE).
- Previous experience in humanitarian or community work (advantage).
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to speak Kanuri and Hausa fluently (English is an asset).
- Commitment to humanitarian principles and community service.
Duration and Conditions
- Duration: 6 months, renewable based on performance and funding.
- Status: Volunteer position with monthly stipend (for transport and communication).
- Duty Station: Ngala Reception Center, Borno State.
Code of Conduct
All volunteers must strictly adhere to PRIDE’s Code of Conduct, Safeguarding Policy, and Accountability Principles. Any misconduct will result in immediate termination of the volunteer engagement.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified Ngala indigenes should complete the online application form through the link below:
CCCM Monitor – Volunteer
Deadline: 21st October 2025
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for the next stage.
