Paralegal (M/F)

Be Part of the Defense of Human Rights in the Health Sector

The Health Collaboration Center (CCS) is recruiting a Paralegal to join its team at the Memba District – Health Center of Mazua, in the Province of Nampula. This is a concrete opportunity to play a role of direct impact in promoting access to justice and eradicating stigma and discrimination, within the framework of the organization's Human Rights Program.

This is a contract lasting until December 30, 2026, aimed at professionals committed to defending the most vulnerable and building a fairer society.

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The Impact of Your Everyday Life

As a Paralegal, your role will be the essential link between the community, health services and the legal framework. You will be responsible for identifying, mediating and resolving situations of rights violations in healthcare establishments, ensuring that citizens, especially the marginalized, have effective access to justice.

Your work will involve:

• Mediation and Conciliation: Acting as a neutral facilitator in extrajudicial conflicts, seeking consensual solutions that respect the rights of all parties.
• Human Rights Education: Promote awareness about HD, Gender and Health issues (including HIV/TB), dismantling myths and combating stigma in communities.
• Community Advocacy: Be the voice of citizens, ensuring that their concerns are heard and treated with seriousness and professionalism.
• Case Management: Monitor and document complex cases, working in partnership with the CCS multidisciplinary team to ensure compliance with procedures and well-being of users.

This is a role that requires empathy, courage and a strong capacity for analysis to navigate delicate situations, always with the aim of protecting human dignity.

What We Are Looking For in You

To apply for this vacancy, you do not need to be a trained lawyer, but rather a professional with solid foundations and a passion for public service. Requirements include:

• Have completed at least the 12th year of school.
• Have a demonstratable command of Human Rights and Gender issues.
• Up-to-date knowledge about HIV/TB, including forms of transmission, prevention and treatment.
• Previous experience as a Paralegal, Public Defender Health or in similar mediation and conflict resolution roles.
• Exceptional communication skills, both verbal and written, in Portuguese.
• Reside in the Memba District or its geographical area, with in-depth knowledge of the local reality.
• Proven ability to work under pressure, autonomously and in a team.

Command of the local languages of Nampula is an advantage significant, as it facilitates direct contact with the community and the building of trust essential for the success of your role.

Why Apply to the CCS?

The Health Collaboration Center is an organization recognized for its commitment to public health and social justice. Working with us means:

• Contributing to real change: Every day is an opportunity to remove barriers and protect fundamental rights in the field.
• Challenging and supportive work environment: Join a dedicated team that values professionalism, ethics and dedication.
• Professional development: The possibility of acquiring valuable and differentiating experience in the health and rights sector humans.

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How to Submit Your Application

The deadline for submitting applications is July 17, 2026. Your application must include:

1. A Cover Letter detailing your interest and suitability for the role. Need help? Use our application letter wizard.
2. Your updated Curriculum Vitae (CV) , highlighting relevant experiences and professional references. If you don't already have an optimized CV, create yours now with our resume creator.
3. The Certificate of Qualifications.

Documents must be delivered in person to the CCS Office in Nampula, located in the Muahivire Neighborhood, Rua of Sofala nr. 56 (near the 2nd Police Station), clearly indicating the name of the position you are applying for. Only candidates who meet all requirements will be contacted.

Commitment to Transparency and Ethics

CCS maintains strict reporting mechanisms for cases of fraud, corruption or harassment, ensuring an honest and safe work environment. Candidates can use the following channels if necessary:

• Green Telephone Line (HOT LINE): 84-8044800
• Complaint Boxes: Available in all CCS offices
• Report Email: [email protected]

Nampula, July 13, 2026