Departments

Director’s Office

    • Strategic Leadership: Provide overall vision and direction for the Secretariat’s programs and initiatives.
    • Policy Development: Lead the formulation and implementation of national HIV/AIDS policies.
    • Program Oversight: Ensure effective management and evaluation of HIV/AIDS programs.
    • Stakeholder Engagement: Build and maintain partnerships with government, NGOs, and international organizations.
    • Resource Mobilization: Oversee fundraising efforts and manage budgets effectively.
    • Advocacy: Represent NAS in national and international forums to promote HIV/AIDS awareness and resources.
    • Team Management: Lead and mentor staff, fostering a collaborative work environment.
    • Monitoring and Evaluation: Ensure adherence to M&E frameworks and reporting standards.

Deputy Director’s Office

    • Supporting Leadership: Assist the Director in strategic planning and management.
    • Program Oversight: Oversee HIV/AIDS program implementation and evaluation.
    • Policy Development: Contribute to the creation of relevant policies.
    • Coordination: Facilitate collaboration among units and partners.
    • Resource Management: Help manage financial and human resources effectively.
    • Monitoring and Evaluation: Support M&E framework development and compliance.
    • Advocacy: Represent NAS at meetings and events.
    • Capacity Building: Provide guidance and support to enhance program delivery.

Programmes Admin

    • Administrative Coordination: Support program managers in managing day-to-day operations.
    • Documentation: Maintain accurate records of projects and financial transactions.
    • Meeting Logistics: Organize meetings, workshops, and training sessions.
    • Data Management: Assist in data collection and analysis for reporting purposes.
    • Communication: Act as a liaison between stakeholders and project teams.
    • Reporting: Prepare and submit reports on program progress and expenditures.
    • Resource Tracking: Monitor and manage program resources and supplies.

Differentiated Service Delivery

    • Client-Centered Care: Services are designed around the specific needs, preferences, and circumstances of clients.
    • Accessibility: Reducing barriers to access by offering services in varied settings and formats.
    • Efficiency: Streamlining service delivery to enhance efficiency and resource use.
    • Empowerment: Engaging clients in their care decisions and promoting self-management.
    • Flexibility: Adapting service frequency and intensity based on individual client needs and risks.
    • Community Involvement: Leveraging community resources and support to enhance care delivery.

Monitoring & Evaluation

  • Framework Development: Create and implement M&E frameworks to guide HIV/AIDS program assessments.
  • Data Collection and Analysis: Collect, analyze, and interpret data to monitor program performance and outcomes.
  • Performance Tracking: Continuously assess progress towards program objectives and provide feedback.
  • Quality Assurance: Ensure the accuracy and reliability of data through regular audits and validation processes.
  • Reporting: Prepare and share comprehensive reports with stakeholders to communicate findings and recommendations.
  • Capacity Building: Train NAS staff and partners on M&E best practices and tools.
  • Stakeholder Collaboration: Collaborate with government, NGOs, and community organizations to align M&E efforts with national health strategies.

Care and Support

    • Client Services: Provide comprehensive support to individuals living with HIV/AIDS, including counseling and psychosocial support.
    • Health Education: Raise awareness about HIV prevention, treatment, and care among communities.
    • Referral Services: Connect clients to essential services, including healthcare, mental health, and social services.
    • Adherence Support: Assist clients in adhering to treatment regimens through education and follow-up.
    • Community Engagement: Involve community members and organizations in care and support initiatives.
    • Monitoring Outcomes: Track the health and well-being of clients to assess the effectiveness of support services.
    • Capacity Building: Train healthcare providers and community workers in best practices for care and support.

Procurement

    • Acquisition of Goods and Services: Ensure the timely procurement of medical supplies, equipment, and services needed for HIV/AIDS programs.
    • Supplier Management: Identify, evaluate, and maintain relationships with reliable suppliers and vendors.
    • Budget Compliance: Ensure procurement activities align with budgetary constraints and financial regulations.
    • Contract Management: Negotiate and manage contracts to secure favorable terms and conditions.
    • Inventory Management: Monitor stock levels to prevent shortages or excess inventory.
    • Quality Assurance: Ensure that procured items meet specified standards and requirements.
    • Reporting: Maintain accurate records of procurement activities and report on expenditures to stakeholders.

Resilient and Sustainable Systems for Health

    • Strengthening Health Systems: Enhance the capacity and resilience of the healthcare system to deliver quality services.
    • Integration of Services: Promote the integration of HIV/AIDS services with broader health initiatives to improve access and efficiency.
    • Capacity Building: Train healthcare providers and community workers to improve service delivery and response.
    • Resource Mobilization: Advocate for and secure funding to support sustainable health interventions.
    • Policy Advocacy: Develop and support policies that strengthen health system resilience and sustainability.
    • Data-Driven Decision Making: Utilize data and evidence to guide health program planning and implementation.
    • Community Engagement: Involve communities in health service design and delivery to ensure it meets their needs.
    • Partnership Development: Collaborate with government, NGOs, and international partners to enhance health system effectiveness and sustainability.

Finance Unit

  • Budget Preparation: Develop and manage budgets for various programs and initiatives.
  • Financial Reporting: Prepare regular financial statements and reports for stakeholders.
  • Monitoring Expenditures: Track and monitor spending to ensure compliance with budgets and regulations.
  • Grant Management: Oversee the administration of grants and funding from donors and partners.
  • Audit Coordination: Facilitate audits and ensure compliance with financial regulations and standards.
  • Financial Policy Development: Establish and enforce financial policies and procedures.
  • Cash Flow Management: Ensure adequate cash flow for operational needs.
  • Training and Support: Provide financial training and support to program staff and partners.

 Information & Communications Technology Unit

Key Responsibilities:

  • Networking: Maintain secure LAN/WAN networks and monitor performance.
  • System Administration: Manage servers, backups, and system updates.
  • Help Desk Support: Provide technical support and staff training.
  • Website & Social Media: Manage the NAS website and social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) for public engagement and campaigns.

KPIs:

  • 99.9% network uptime.
  • 30-minute response time for help desk tickets.
  • Daily data backups.
  • Active management of the website and social media channels.