Florence Bijou
About Florence Bijou
Florence Bijou serves as the Child Wellbeing and Health Program Coordinator at Catholic Relief Services, where she has worked since 2014. She has extensive experience in health promotion, having previously held the role of Hygiene Promotion Coordinator and worked as a Health Technical Advisor at Management Sciences for Health.
Work at Catholic Relief Services
Florence Bijou has been employed at Catholic Relief Services since 2010. Initially serving as a Hygiene Promotion Coordinator, she held this position for four years before transitioning to the role of Child Wellbeing and Health Program Coordinator in 2014. In her current role, she has focused on various initiatives aimed at improving child health and wellbeing. Her tenure at Catholic Relief Services spans over 14 years, during which she has contributed to multiple projects in Baltimore, Maryland.
Previous Experience at Management Sciences For Health
Before joining Catholic Relief Services, Florence Bijou worked at Management Sciences For Health as a Health Technical Advisor. Her time there lasted from 2008 to 2010, covering a period of two years. In this role, she focused on health-related projects, contributing her expertise to improve health outcomes in various communities. This experience laid the foundation for her subsequent work in child health and wellbeing.
Child Wellbeing and Health Program Coordination
In her role as Child Wellbeing and Health Program Coordinator at Catholic Relief Services, Florence Bijou oversees programs designed to enhance the health and wellbeing of children. Her responsibilities include program development, implementation, and evaluation, ensuring that initiatives align with the organization's mission to support vulnerable populations. Her work directly impacts the lives of children and families in the communities served.
Hygiene Promotion Coordination
As a Hygiene Promotion Coordinator at Catholic Relief Services, Florence Bijou was responsible for implementing hygiene promotion initiatives. This role involved educating communities about hygiene practices and their importance in preventing disease. Her efforts contributed to improved health outcomes and increased awareness of hygiene-related issues among the populations served.