Volunteer Researcher
Norah Anne Ogutu
Norah is a highly motivated, skilled and confident Social Scientist health practitioner with over 12 years of experience in community and public health behavioral interventions and social development with proven skills in service provision, programs management, implementation and evaluation. Norah has core competencies in community development, community outreach and mobilization, gender mainstreaming and development of frameworks, project design and implementation, research design and data collection, report generation and data analysis , adolescent reproductive health, monitoring and evaluation, household economic strengthening, Building partnerships and advocacy and development of training curriculum PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Norah has worked with Amref health Africa, Path Kenya, CARE Kenya, Action Aid Kenya and Helpage Kenya as program officers handling community activities for the youth, women, the general population, the most at risk population and key populations. She has also worked across cultures in Coast, Eastern, Nairobi, Nyanza, Western, Rift Valley and North Eastern regions. She has also undertaken consultancy for Path Kenya, family health and Lake Victoria water services. EDUCATION Norah Holds a Masters degree in Social development, Bachelors in sociology and community development, and higher diploma in Health systems and strengthening. She has also undergone short courses in HIV and Aids, organizational development systems strengthening, stigma and discrimination, gender based violence, adherence counseling and behavior change and communication

