**Programs Facilitator** *Location:* *Mexico City* *Mexico* **Project HOPE** is an international NGO of employees, consultants, and volunteers committed to working worldwide, responding to the most pressing global health challenges. Throughout its 60-year history, Project HOPE has treated millions of patients, delivered over $3.0 billion worth of medicines to local health organizations around the world, and helped build hundreds of health programs from scratch while responding to humanitarian crises globally. **Code of Conduct** We share responsibility and obligation to treat each other with respect, take affirmative action to prevent issues related to sexual exploitation and abuse and human trafficking, and report all potential and actual violations of our Code of Conduct, which may include conflicts of interest, fraud, corruption, discrimination, or harassment. Together we can strengthen a culture of respect, integrity, accountability, and transparency. **POSITION SUMMARY:** Due to the current situation and health needs, Project HOPE Mexico implements programs on: Comprehensive health for adolescents and youth, non-communicable diseases—particularly diabetes and hypertension—and people in mobility situations, among others. Based on this, we require a skilled and knowledgeable individual to perform facilitation activities in the implementation of institutional Programs within target communities under optimal conditions. **Key Responsibilities:** * Manage and follow up with partner institutions for Program implementation. * Design and implement training curricula. * Manage and develop complementary educational activities. * Implement educational and health activities for the community. * Administer evaluation tools and record data. * Prepare periodic activity reports. * Ensure proper organization of physical and digital program implementation materials, as well as safeguarding the confidentiality of data and documents. * Maintain project-related documentation in a well-organized system to ensure efficient project management. * Contribute to creating a positive and credible image of the organization, particularly through adherence to the Code of Conduct, ethics, organizational values, and perspectives when interacting with internal and external stakeholders. * Promote and foster a culture of compliance and ethics across Project HOPE, maintain a clear understanding of Project HOPE’s and donor compliance and ethics standards, and adhere to such standards. * Work with the highest level of integrity, respecting humanitarian values and principles. **ESSENTIAL SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:** * Professional degree in Health or Social Sciences. * Experience in community intervention. * Experience in inter-institutional coordination, project implementation, M&E, and report writing. * Knowledge of fieldwork strategies and techniques. * Minimum of two (2) years of direct experience in areas related to youth, health, non-communicable diseases, human rights, migration, human mobility, and refugees. * Skills in monitoring and management. * Experience in community education strategies. * Capacity for empathy and excellent interpersonal relations with vulnerable individuals and work teams. * Intermediate proficiency in MS Office suite (Word, Excel, Teams). **COMPLIANCE WITH POLICIES:** Project HOPE maintains a zero-tolerance policy regarding harassment, sexual and labor exploitation and abuse, as well as fraud, misappropriation, corruption, and misconduct. Therefore, full adherence to the Organizational Code of Conduct and all other internal policies, including those of its headquarters and donors, is expected from all staff. Violations of the Organizational Code of Conduct may result in sanctions, including justified termination, depending on the severity of the offense. Due to the large volume of inquiries we receive, only candidates who meet the required experience and qualifications for this position will be considered. We kindly ask that you do not call. However, since we work globally in public health, we may wish to retain your CV in our database for future opportunities unless you indicate otherwise. Applications will be accepted until December 2, 2025 Thank you very much for your interest in Project HOPE