Job Opportunity for Assistant Manager – Monitoring and Evaluation at UCDC in Mumbai

Website Ummeed Child Development Centre

About Ummeed

One in eight Indian children has a developmental disability (such as autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, learning disabilities, language delays, Down syndrome, and others). This extrapolates to over 50 million children with or at risk of disabilities in India.

Ummeed Child Development Center is a not-for-profit organization working in the space of childhood disabilities. In over 20 years of its journey, Ummeed has provided direct clinical services to over 12,500 children and families (developmental pediatrician assessments and consults, occupational and physiotherapy, autism intervention, mental health services, testing, remedial services, and social work services). Its clinical work is complemented by training services that aim to build a network of trained medical and school professionals as well as community workers who can prevent, diagnose, and manage developmental disabilities effectively. Over the years, Ummeed has trained over 5000 trainees from across the country. Ummeed’s awareness initiatives aim to change societal attitudes towards children with disabilities, and its research efforts aim to influence the academic community.

Over the last five years, Ummeed has grown from a 50+ member team to a 100+ member team, its annual budget has increased three-fold (from 3.5 crores to 11 crores) and its impact has increased about 24-fold (from about 10,000 to over 2,50,000 children).

Over the next few years, Ummeed is looking to consolidate its position as a center-of-excellence, expand/ deepen its influence in multiple geographies in India, disseminate its models of care locally as well as internationally, and set up a center (a physical space) dedicated to the cause of child development and childhood disability.

About the Position – Assistant Manager, Monitoring and Evaluation

We are looking to add an integral member to the Monitoring and Evaluation team at Ummeed. This position would work closely with Ummeed’s M&E lead and fundraising team to support in monitoring of programs, data collection and reporting.

Reporting into

Lead – Monitoring & Evaluation

Roles and Responsibilities

The responsibilities of the Assistant Manager, Monitoring and Evaluation will include the following:

●       Impact measurement for new/ existing projects

a.      Assist in the development of robust monitoring and evaluation frameworks for new projects, including theories of change/ logical frameworks and key indicators

b.      Develop and execute a work plan for data capture and reporting against performance indicators for individual projects and the organization as a whole

c.      Assist in monitoring and supervising data collection and the analysis and generation of insights

●       Data monitoring and tracking

a.      Support team members to design research forms, surveys and indicators for the data management system

b.      Develop and manage regular data quality assessments, data cleaning and data analysis

●       Reporting and documentation

a.      Collaborate with implementation teams and fundraising/ donor management team to collect and provide the necessary impact data for reports, proposals, etc.    

Minimum qualifications, Skills required

Ummeed is looking for someone preferably with a master’s degree in Statistics / Business Management / Data or Other Sciences with 2 to 3 years of experience in Monitoring and Evaluation / Research or Analytics from a reputed organization. The person should be passionate about working in the social sector and be willing to learn.

Key competencies for the role include:

•            Excellent interpersonal skills

•            Great oral and written communication skills

•            Knowledge of qualitative research or mixed methods, statistical software packages strongly preferred

•            Excellent collaboration skills, including ability to work with diverse teams and styles

Why Ummeed?

Ummeed offers:

●       A challenging but flexible work environment, and opportunities for growth and creating impact at scale

●       A leadership that invests in its people, giving them the freedom to explore, innovate, learn, while responsibly delivering on committed outcomes

●       A strong culture of respecting diversity, being inclusive, and committed to serving children with disabilities and their families

●       An opportunity to work in collaboration with a diverse group of highly passionate, motivated and talented individuals

To apply for this job please visit ucdc.kekahire.com.