Health Project
Resume:
Name: MICHAEL A.BANGALI
Address: ** ****** ****, ****** ****, Koinadugu district, Sierra Leone.
Cell numbers: Cell: +232******** /077296909
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
I have certificate in Bearchlor Degree in Community Development Studies/ Agriculture Science and Certificate in Information Technology(IT) and I also have over Four year experience and social work mainly in community development in various parts of the country Working with INGO’s, NGO’S, CBO’s for disadvantage, marginalized and vulnerable groups in remote rural communities, and working with various groups/stakeholders (Youths, Ward Development Committee, Village Development Committee, Traditional leaders, Councilors and council Administrators. I have worked as community Development officer, Field officer, and Behavioural Change Communications Officer, Food Aid Monitor, and Community Development Officer- Health. My outstanding leadership and analytical skill, supported with my courage and passion for the lives of people to positively impact society have seen my involvement in the implementation and completion of over four projects successfully.
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Strong line management and leadership skills.
Ability to work under pressure and meet deadline.
Ability to implement monitors and evaluate project activities, and give feedback.
Self motivated and ability to work as a team.
Strong interpersonal communication, critical thinking and analytical skills.
Excellent Facilitation, advocacy, lobbying, and Negotiation skill.
Computer Skills; Office Word and Excel, and Power points.
Vast knowledge on reproductive Health, and human rights issues.
Very good report writing and management skill.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND AND QUALIFICATION
Very good motor bike riding skills .
INSTITUTION
DATE
QUALIFICATION
MILTON MARGAI COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
2000-2006
BACHELOR DEGREE
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LTD.
2009-2010
National Diploma(ND)
Bo Government secondary school Bo
1992- 1997
G C O LEVEL
WORKING EXPERIENCE RECORD
Position: Community Development Officer
Project: Citizen’s and Civil Society Capacity building on the Reduction of Maternal and Infant mortality in rural areas of Koinadugu District, (Asturia’s Project).
Date: October 2015- March, 2016.
Organization: Medicos Del’ Mundu {MDM}) -Sierra Leone
Identified and trained CHW’S in the four catchment communities of Nieni Chiefdom on recognition of signs and symptoms and the use of referral slips and community health book.
Conducted training for the TBA’s on the prompt referral of all delivery cases and to observe IPC protocols in their respective communities to prevent maternal and neonatal mortality.
Support and strengthen close collaboration between village Health committees, community health workers, traditional birth attendance, community leaders and Health workers.
Provide on the job support to Community health workers so that they can carry out their duties with high quality in their communities.
Conducted engagement meetings with the chiefs and Mammy queens, and community Health committee to ensure that all pregnant, lactating mothers, and children under five years and the other population access the services at the Health facility.
Strengthen community mobilization and community ownership of health care services in communities.
Conducted community sensitization meetings on access to Free Heath Care services and reduction of Maternal and Neonatal mortality in communities.
Trained women’s groups on Sexual reproductive health and Genders Based Violence and sensitization techniques on the reduction of maternal and infant mortality.
Trained primary school teachers from 50 schools on Sexual reproductive Health and Gender Based Violence, to deliver lessons to classes five and six pupils.
Worked with youth groups and adolescents in conducting activities on Gender Based violence and promotion of Girls Education in the rural communities.
Provide technical oversight on IPC needs and performance at PHU level in adherence to MoHS guidelines and protocols.
Conducted training for in and out of school adolescent youth on Sexual reproductive health and Gender Based Violence (GBV).
Conducted weekly supportive visits in communities to access CHW’s activities in their communities to follow-up their referrals and community engagement meetings.
Worked in close collaboration with the District Health Management Team and PHU staff to promote health activities such as sensitization, and campaigns.
Conducted Sexual Reproductive Health based line assessment to PHU staff, TBA’s, CHW’s and Young people.
Developed weekly work plan and submit to the Supervisor
Wrote weekly and monthly report on activities undertaken at the field using the reporting formats.
Position: Field Officer
Project: Ebola Emergency Response Project, Koinadugu District.
Date: January 2014- April 2015
Organization: Restless Development (Social Mobilization Action Consortium {SMAC}) -Sierra Leone
Responsibilities
Assisted in training community Mobilizers on Ebola sensitization and community engagement.
Conducted a weekly Monitoring Evaluation, Accountability and Learning visit within the district on Mobilizers community sensitization activities on Ebola.
Engaged stakeholders in communities on Ebola modes of transmission, prevention, and reporting of early suspected Ebola cases.
Conducted stakeholder’s community meetings on the Public Health Emergency Laws and Bye-Laws on Ebola within Nine chiefdoms in Koinadugu district.
Conducted community meetings on differences and similarities between Ebola and Malaria signs and symptoms in project target communities.
Assisted in conducting weekly Program team meetings with community Mobilizers.
Conducted training for Community mobilizers on Infection Prevention and Control in communities.
Supported the Assistance Programmes Coordinator in coordinating and attending partners meeting on Ebola.
Worked in collaboration with the District Health Management Team and health workers in the Peripheral Health Units to promote health messages on Ebola
Worked with community health committee, youth groups, and stakeholders in implementing health activities in their communities to ensure total involvement and participation of community members in the prevention of Ebola.
Do some financial administration for the community Mobilizers at the field.
Compiled daily, weekly and monthly reports from community mobilizers on activities conducted on Ebola using the Monitoring and Evaluation Tools
Position: Behavioral Change Communications Officer
Project: Improving Access to Reproductive Health and Family planning services, Koinadugu District
Date: October 2014 – December 2014
Organization: Marie Stopes, Koinadugu district, Sierra Leone.
Responsibilities
Increased knowledge of clients on basic facts about Marie Stopes services in a language or visual medium (or other medium that they can understand and relate to)
Stimulate community dialogue discussions on family planning and the underlying factors that contribute to the high rate of early, unwanted and teenage pregnancies which in most cases is responsible for young girls not able to realize their full potentials in life hence stunting the development of the community.
Conducted House-to-House based home sensitization on Maries Stopes service.
Conducted training for Marie Stopes Community Health Workers on reproductive health services, family planning, and on Marie Stopes general services.
Promote essential attitudinal change and appropriate attitudinal behavior changes towards family planning and generate more demand for Marie Stopes general & laboratory services by clients.
Generate support amongst the men for a more right-Based approach in the establishment of family planning.
Reduce stigma and discrimination on the use of Family Planning through mitigating the stigma and discrimination that surrounds it and attempt to influence social responses to them ensures that communities gained new skills and behaviors, such as condom use, negotiating for safer sex and early treatment for Sexually transmitted diseases.
Planned outreach activities and Map out outreach communities for each day, week and month.
Conducted outreach sensitization sessions in remote rural communities on Family planning, Hiv/Aids, Malaria, Teenage pregnancy, Sexually Transmitted Infections, hygiene and Maternal health.
Wrote a comprehensive report on Daily, weekly and monthly activities using the reporting packages.
Position: Food Aid Monitor
Project: Sustainable Nutrition and Agriculture Promotion Koinadugu district.
March to September, 2014.
Organization: ACDI/VOCA (Agricultural Cooperative Development International/ volunteers in overseas cooperative assistance. (Sustainable Nutrition for Agriculture Promotion (SNAP) (SNAP/ACDI-VOCA),
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Trained the distribution crews in all aspects of food distribution, including food management inventory management.
Monitored the distribution of commodities in the field and making sure all the necessary documentations, food ration, and necessary food packages are correct.
Provided support in accessing and supervising the satellite storage facilities for commodities to ensure that the food is safe from theft, rodents and other pest.
Follow up that only eligible beneficiaries are benefiting in the program particularly, in the ration usage.
Supported the District supervisors in Developing and organizing training topics mainly on breast feeding, use of local foods for complementary feeding, care practices, child healthy growth and cooking demonstration and other nutrition education for the beneficiaries in partnership with Peripheral Health Units staff in the communities.
Took part in periodic stock count in the warehouse and checking the necessary documentations including stock cards, making sure the physical inventory and warehouse ledger books are matching together.
Carry out home visits to the relevant households receiving food aid from A/V and generate report on beneficiary’s feedbacks, like transparence of food distribution, ration size, food test and usage of commodities and provide appropriate recommendations for future follow up and actions.
Ensures that standardized and healthy storage practices are implemented in the district and satellite warehouses after completion of the monthly food distribution, compare the quantity issued, and distributed and returned are reconciled.
Submits monthly and quarterly activity and food distribution plans to the commodity coordinator.
Conduct monthly warehouse inspection using the approved checklist both in the district and satellite warehouses.
Prepare and submit monthly and quarterly distribution monitoring reports.
Position: Class Teacher and Exam Officer
School Nazareth house Apostolate Primary School Kabala
Responsibilities
1. Teaching the pupil`s and preparing them for the National Primary school Exam
2. To prepare lesion note for pupil`s
3. To supervisor the Exam books of the teachers during exams
4. To conduct extra class for the pupils
5. To empower mother to take full responsibilities for the education of the girl child education
6. To provide opportunity for mother to take sensitive families and communities on the important of girl education at both families and communities levels
Position: Community Development Officer
Project: Health - Cholera Emergency response Project, Koinadugu district.
Date: December. 2012-Mar. 2013
Organization: Medicos Del Mundo’- Koinadugu district.
Responsibilities
Facilitated Sexual Reproductive Health sessions in communities on personal hygiene, drinking of pure water and using of latrines for toileting and discourage open defecation
Comprehensively educated communities on Community/Environmental Sanitation as a means of achieving healthy life.
Facilitated trainings on cholera prevention, modes of transmission, and basic treatment for infected people in remote rural communities for in and out of school youth and stakeholders in communities.
Closely work with all the PHU’s staff in conducting sensitization on cholera transmission, treatment and prevention methods.
Monitored the prevention practices of Cholera in communities.
Wrote a comprehensive report using reporting template.
Position: Volunteer Peer Educator
Project: Youth Empowerment Programme
Date: Oct.2010-June 2011
Organization: Restless Development, Portloko Sierra Leone
Responsibilities
Facilitated Sexual Reproductive Health and life skills lessons in and out of school on the following topics.
Livelihood
Important of education
Teenage pregnancy
Conflict resolution
HIV/AID’s
STI’s/STD’s
Early marriages
Child right
Health and Sanitation
Family Planning
Conduct weekly health talks at local clinic (Peripheral Health Units) in targeted communities.
Lead in organizing regular awareness raising event on important days such World Aids Day, Day of African Child, & International women’s day in remote communities.
Facilitated workshops for community members on Gender Based violence or sexual gender based violence (SGBV), conflict resolution and citizens rights and roles.
Worked with Health committees such as community health providers, Health Motivators, Community Health Officers in identifying Health needs and promoting Health sensitization in project communities.
Conduct baseline entering and exit knowledge, Attitude and practice survey (KAPs) to assess knowledge of people on livelihood, Development, conflict resolution and sexual reproductive health issues.
Wrote a Comprehensive report using the Restless Development monitoring and Evaluation tools ranging from daily, weekly, and monthly reporting template.
Position: Field Agent
Project: Strengthening communities on improve water and sanitation facilities.
Date: 2011 July to September
Organization: Development Initiative Programme (D.I.P), Portloko district
Responsibilities
Conducted trainings/workshops for community members on the important of community sanitation and personal hygiene as a means of promoting healthy life.
Conducted training/workshops on the elimination of open defecation (O.D) in community.
Facilitated, inspired, empowered and Encourage rural communities members to construct toilet/latrine from local materials such as sticks, thatches, stones etc.
Conducted weekly monitoring on project activities in targeted communities.
Wrote weekly and monthly report on activities conducted.
TRAINING ATTENDED
Sexual Reproductive Health and Gender Based Violence Training- Medicos Del Mundo
Reproductive Health, Family Planning and Behavioural change, Right Base Approach (RBA) - Marie Stopes Sierra Leone.
Food management and distribution orientation training-ACDI/VOCA-SNAP, Sierra Leone.
Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health & Youth Leadership and Advocacy Training-Restless Development Sierra Leone.
Advocacy, Project Management lobbying, Negotiation and Monitoring, Evaluation Accountability and Learning –Health Alert/Save the Children, Sierra Leone.
REFEREES
(1)Saio Marrah –Project Supervisor
Medicos Del’ Mundu {MDM}), Koinadugu district -Sierra Leone
2)MAKO MANSARAY- Assistance Programmes Coordinator- SMAC project-Koinadugu district
Restless Development, Koinadugu district, Sierra Leone.
3) Mohamed Kondoh-Warehouse officer
+232******** **********@*****.***/ *******@******.***
ACDI/VOCA- Sustainable Nutrition and Agriculture Promotion (SNAP), Koinadugu district.
+232******** JOSHUA B KANU, HEAD TEACHER NAZARETH HOUSE APOSTOLATE PRIMARY SCHOOL KABALA
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