• Administer LIDIT’s structured Household Inclusion Framework (LHIF) tool to 50 selected households. • Collect accurate, respectful, and confidential household-level data on disability inclusion. • Identify 30 eligible households for further participation in the HEARD project. • Ensure daily reporting of data and field updates to the project team. • Uphold ethical, inclusive, and culturally sensitive engagement throughout the assignment.

• Proficiency in Uganda Sign Language (USL) – This is a mandatory requirement. • A Certificate or Diploma in Social Sciences, Community Development, Special Needs Education, Public Health, or related field. • Prior experience in data collection, field research, or community surveys is highly preferred. • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. • Ability to speak local languages used in Koboko Municipality is an added advantage. • Demonstrated understanding of disability rights and inclusive development principles. • ASSIGNMENT DETAILS • Dates of Fieldwork: 15th to 18th July 2025 • Location: Koboko Municipality (Household visits) • Working Hours: Flexible field hours depending on household availability • Compensation: A modest facilitation package will be provided to cover transportation, meals, and communication during fieldwork.

Interested candidates are invited to submit the following: A one-page Expression of Interest letter demonstrating suitability for the role A detailed and updated Curriculum Vitae (CV) highlighting relevant experience and sign language literacy (Optional but encouraged) Copies of certificates or letters of reference Submit applications by 14th July, 2025 via email to: liditcbo54@gmail.com Or hand deliver your application to the above address (Addressed to the Executive Director). Subject line for email applications: Application for Data Collector – HEARD Project. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT LIDIT is an equal opportunity employer committed to promoting diversity, inclusion, and dignity for all. We strongly encourage deaf individuals,