Front Line Worker

Purpose of the Role

The Frontline Worker will be responsible for conducting household visits, delivering essential child health commodities, promoting vaccination awareness, and capturing accurate data and photo verification using a mobile application.

Key Responsibilities

Selected FLWs will:

• Conduct 180 household visits within assigned communities 
• Register households and capture GPS locations using the mobile app 
• Obtain informed consent from caregivers 
• Collect child information (name, age, sex, date of birth) 
• Distribute ORS and Zinc co-packs to caregivers 
• Distribute Dewormig Tablets
• Deliver key child health and vaccination messages 
• Capture high-quality photo evidence of commodity distribution 
• Ensure accurate and timely data submission through the platform 
• Maintain proper handling and accountability of commodities 

Photo Documentation Requirement

A critical part of this role includes capturing valid photo evidence during each visit. Photos must:

• Show the ORS packet clearly in the caregiver’s hand 
• Display the full packet with visible edges and readable front label 
• Be taken at close range with good lighting and clarity 
• Reflect a real household setting (not staged) 
• Exclude the caregiver’s face (for privacy) 
• Be captured live within the app (no reused images or screenshots) 

Expected Deliverables

• Completion of 180 verified household visits 
• Accurate and complete data records for all visits 
• Valid photo evidence meeting quality standards 
• Compliance with all reporting and operational guidelines 

Performance Requirements

• Minimum 80% photo quality pass rate 
• Full adherence to consent and ethical standards 
• Timely submission of all assigned tasks 

FLWs not meeting quality standards will undergo refresher training.

Reporting Line

FLWs will report directly to the Network Manager (NM) and will receive supervision, guidance, and performance feedback throughout the campaign.

Required Qualifications and Skills

• Minimum of secondary school education 
• Experience in community-based work, health outreach, or data collection is an advantage 
• Ability to use an Android smartphone and mobile applications 
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills 
• Ability to speak local language(s) in the target community 
• Attention to detail and commitment to quality work 
• Availability for the full duration of the project 

Training

Successful candidates will receive training on:

• Use of the Connect platform 
• Data collection and reporting 
• Commodity distribution 
• Photo documentation standards 
• Ethical engagement with beneficiaries 

Ethical Standards

All FLWs must:

• Respect confidentiality and privacy of beneficiaries 
• Obtain informed consent before service delivery 
• Avoid any form of misconduct or data falsification