Advertisement – Cluster Link Worker (Only for Tarn Taran Local Candidates) About Abhivyakti Foundation (AF) Abhivyakti Foundation (AF), founded in 2001, is a nationally recognized non-governmental organization working towards sustainable development and community empowerment across India. AF’s interventions span Education, Public Health, Livelihood, Women Empowerment, Child Welfare, and Environment Conservation , implemented in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, and Himachal Pradesh . The Foundation has been a trusted partner of NACO, NABARD, DCW, HDFC Bank, Asian Paints, Artemis Hospital, CLP India, Smile Foundation, BharatCares , and many others. In Punjab, AF is implementing the Link Worker Scheme (LWS) to address HIV/AIDS prevention and community support in Tarn Taran district. Learn more: www.abhivyaktifoundation.in Position: Cluster Link Worker (Two Posts) Eligibility Criteria: Minimum 10+2 qualification or higher. At least 1 year of relevant experience in HIV/Health/Livelihood promotion, adult literacy, or microfinance programmes. Preference for existing Link Workers meeting eligibility criteria. Must be a resident of Tarn Taran district . Should be willing to travel extensively ; vehicle ownership is desirable. Salary: ₹6,050 per month + ₹2,400 TA (as per NACO Guidelines). Cluster Link Worker (Two Posts) The Cluster Link Worker will be the primary field functionary of the Link Worker Scheme, working directly with vulnerable communities, high-risk groups, and youth in villages/wards of Tarn Taran district. Key Responsibilities: · Community Outreach & Mobilization o Conduct regular home visits, group meetings, and community-level interactions to raise awareness on HIV/AIDS, STI prevention, safe sexual behavior, and available health services. o Identify and maintain contact with HRGs (such as Migrants, FSWs, MSM, IDUs) and vulnerable youth in assigned clusters. o Motivate HRGs and vulnerable groups to go for regular counseling, testing, and treatment. · Health Services & Referrals o Facilitate access of HRGs to ICTC, STI Clinics, ART Centers, and government hospitals. o Provide information and distribute condoms, IEC material, and behavior change communication (BCC) messages. o Support HRGs and PLHIV to reduce stigma and discrimination in families and communities. · Community Network Building o Work with Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs), ASHAs, Anganwadi workers, SHGs, and youth groups for community participation in HIV prevention. o Develop peer educators or community volunteers within villages for sustainability. · Record Keeping & Reporting o Maintain registers of outreach activities, beneficiaries reached, referrals made, and condoms distributed. o Prepare and submit monthly reports to the Zonal Supervisor. · Travel & Field Work o Travel extensively within the assigned villages. o Be available for community mobilization events, health camps, and awareness drives. Application Process Send Resume to: abhivyakti.lwspsacs@gmail.com aflws.tipsacs@gmail.com Office Address: c Contact: Gurpreet Singh (District Resource Person) Mobile: 9888644714 | Office: 01852‑511561 Last Date to Apply: 12 August 2025 Note: Only candidates residing in Tarn Taran district are eligible. Job Type: Full-time Pay: ₹6,050.00 per month Application Question(s): Own Vehicle Education: Higher Secondary(12th Pass) (Required) Location: Tarn Taran, Punjab (Required) Willingness to travel: 100% (Required) Work Location: In person

Vacancy Announcement – Visiting Physician (Doctor) Organization: Abhivyakti Foundation Project: Targeted Intervention (TI) for Injecting Drug Users (IDUs) Location: Amritsar, Punjab Position: Visiting Physician (Doctor) About Abhivyakti Foundation Abhivyakti Foundation is a non-profit development organization working across multiple states of India in the areas of health, livelihoods, women empowerment, skill development, education, environment, and sustainable community development. Established with the vision of fostering holistic growth, Abhivyakti Foundation partners with government agencies, CSR entities, international donors, and civil society networks to implement impactful interventions at the grassroots level. The organization has strong expertise in community-based health interventions, particularly in HIV/AIDS prevention and care programs under the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) and State AIDS Control Societies. Abhivyakti Foundation has been managing multiple Targeted Intervention (TI) projects focusing on High-Risk Groups (HRGs) including Injecting Drug Users (IDUs), Female Sex Workers (FSWs), Migrants, and Truckers. Our mission is to build empowered communities by ensuring access to health, rights, and sustainable livelihoods through participatory approaches and innovative solutions. About the Project Abhivyakti Foundation is implementing a Targeted Intervention (TI) Project for Injecting Drug Users (IDUs) in Amritsar district with the support of Punjab State AIDS Control Society (PSACS). The project provides comprehensive HIV prevention and care services including harm reduction, STI/RTI management, linkages to Integrated Counselling and Testing Centres (ICTC), Anti-Retroviral Therapy (ART) centres, and psychosocial support. The project also focuses on community mobilization, counselling, condom promotion, safe injecting practices, and capacity building of outreach teams to reduce the spread of HIV/AIDS among HRGs. Roles & Responsibilities of Visiting Physician The selected candidate will be responsible for providing clinical and counselling services under the TI Project as per NACO/PSACS guidelines. Key functions include: Conducting regular health check-ups of IDU beneficiaries ensuring privacy, confidentiality, and dignity of patients. Diagnosing and treating STI/RTI cases using Syndromic Case Management (SCM) protocols. Maintaining accurate medical and clinical records in compliance with project requirements. Counselling patients on prevention, treatment adherence, HIV testing, ART linkages, and risk reduction practices. Ensuring proper usage and availability of clinic equipment (examination bed, instruments, adequate lighting, etc.). Motivating patients to utilize government health facilities for diagnostic and treatment services. Establishing referral linkages with ICTC, PPTCT, ART Centres, DMC, and PLHIV networks. Conducting health education sessions to promote condom use, safer injecting practices, and treatment compliance . Participating in monthly staff meetings and attending training sessions on STI/RTI and HIV/AIDS management. Supporting the project team in improving overall treatment outcomes and prevention efforts . Eligibility Criteria MBBS degree (preferably registered with Medical Council). Prior experience in community health / HIV/AIDS / STI/RTI management preferred. Strong communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to work with vulnerable populations. Positive attitude towards working with High-Risk Groups (HRGs) in field conditions. Availability of minimum 3–4 hours for at least 3 days a week (as per TI norms). Willingness to handle medicines as per provisions of the Drugs & Cosmetics Act . Capacity to maintain simple records and motivate community members effectively. Remuneration Remuneration will be provided as per PSACS / NACO norms and is commensurate with qualifications and experience. How to Apply Interested and eligible candidates are invited to send their CV along with a cover letter to: abhivyaktiasr.tipsacs@gmail.com +91-7837526770 Last Date to Apply: Within 10 days from the date of this advertisement. Address for Correspondence Abhivyakti Foundation M20 Nice Enclave, Near Dev Hospital, Opposite Hero Honda Agency, Batala Road, Amritsar – 143001, Punjab Job Type: Part-time Pay: Up to ₹18,000.00 per month Expected hours: 24 per week Work Location: In person