ca Uganda (HAU) (national organization) has promoted modern methods
of pain and symptom control as well as “whole-person” (holistic) care
for patients living with cancer and HIV/AIDS. HAU strives to uphold excellent
clinical standards and provide quality education courses and advocacy
activities to promote the spread of palliative care throughout Uganda and
Africa.

• In
  charge of the formulation and meeting stretch resource mobilization goals
  for a growing organization;
• She / he
  also coordinates, manages the grant portfolio and takes a lead to
  implement robust resource mobilization strategies; to identify funds
  needed, preferred funding targets, and approaches.
• Prepares,
  submits, and manages all grant proposals to government agencies, private foundations, and
  corporate foundations that require formal and detailed proposal submission
  and follow-up; build a robust donor base:
• In
  charge of developing and maintaining working relationships with donors and
  prospects; develops innovative approaches in mobilizing resources at the
  community, local and international levels via one-on-one meetings with
  sponsors, donors, telephone solicitations, grant-writing, on-line resource
  mobilization, and public presentations.
• Offer
  technical support and advice on proposal development to the program and
  development team;
• Actively
  communicate and capacity building: – train and mentor the HAU development
  team and communicate fundraising goals and progress throughout HAU.

• The
  ideal candidate for the Hospice Development Manager employment opportunity
  should hold a Bachelor’s degree in Project Planning and Management; Public
  Health; Marketing; Communications; or other related discipline. One in
  Development/Fundraising is preferred
• Past
  exposure and experience running capital campaigns and success fundraising
  campaigns from multiple donor channels.
• Excellent
  track record and success in development for a large not for profit
  organization.