Why This Job Is Important

Mental health is very important for teens, especially for pregnant girls who are having trouble because of the weather. As part of this job, you'll:

Offer life-changing counseling and mental health services
Work in the "intersection of reproductive health and climate resilience"
Help make "stronger, healthier communities"

Main Duties

Duty	Description
Mental Health Screenings	Do mental health screenings and counseling sessions.
Care Plans	Make personalized care plans and send people to health institutions.
Group Therapy	Lead group therapy and psychoeducation sessions.
Training	Teach community health workers how to help people with mental health issues.
Documentation	Write up case studies to make the program work better.

Who Should Apply?

Requirement	Details
Education	A diploma or degree in Mental Health or Psychiatric Nursing.
Registration	Registered with the Uganda Nurses and Midwives Council.
Experience	2+ years of experience working with teens (NGO experience preferable).
Knowledge	Knowledge of how climate change affects mental health.
Skills	Good at writing and talking to people.

How to Apply

Send your CV, cover letter, and credentials to uydelHR@gmail.comwith the subject line: "Mental Health Nurse – Building Climate-Resilient Communities for Safe Pregnancies in Adolescents/Youth."

Important: You can't talk about this job in private.

Final Thought

This isn't just a job; it's an opportunity to make a difference in people's lives while tackling important problems like mental health and climate resilience. Are you going to help with this essential work? By August 22, apply!

Note: For more information on how to apply, visit UYDEL's official website athttps://uydel.org.