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SNEHA is a Mumbai-based NGO seeking a Program Officer to plan, coordinate and monitor field activities that improve health and nutrition for pregnant women, new mothers and young children. You will work with ICDS, ASHAs and local authorities, guiding field teams and linking families to essential services.
You will report to the Program Coordinator and lead community events, trainings and data collection to support maternal and child health programs in urban informal settlements.
Padgha, Maharashtra full-time mid level Competitive Closes 25 Nov
SNEHA (Society for Nutrition, Education and Health Action) is a Mumbai-based non-profit that works to improve the health, nutrition and safety of women and children living in urban informal settlements. It works with families in the community and helps them become agents of change, while also working with public health and safety systems to make lasting improvements. Its programs cover maternal and child health, adolescent health and sexuality, prevention of violence against women and children, public system partnerships and palliative care. Between 2016 and 2025, SNEHA directly reached over 620,555 women, children and healthcare workers across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, and it is now a team of more than 500 people. This role sits within SNEHA's SEHAT Project under its Maternal and Child Health program, which works with 211 anganwadis and 168 ASHAs across four Primary Health Centres in rural Bhiwandi to improve the health and nutrition of mothers and young children.
The Program Officer plans, coordinates and monitors field activities that help pregnant and new mothers, families and children under six get better health and nutrition care. Working closely with ICDS, anganwadi sevikas, ASHAs, health posts and Gram Panchayats, you will guide field teams, run community events, train frontline workers and make sure families are linked to the services they need. You will report to the Program Coordinator.