Jimin Sontyo
About Jimin Sontyo
Jimin Sontyo serves as the Monitoring and Evaluation Manager at Catholic Relief Services in Baltimore, Maryland, with over a decade of experience in project management related to HIV/AIDS prevention and care.
Work at Project Hope
Jimin Sontyo has been serving as the Strategic Information Manager for the Ichssa 2 project at Project Hope since 2020. This role is based in Bethesda, Maryland, United States. In this capacity, Sontyo focuses on monitoring and evaluation processes to enhance project outcomes. His work aligns with Project Hope's mission to improve health and well-being in communities, particularly in the context of HIV/AIDS prevention.
Work at Catholic Relief Services
Jimin Sontyo has held the position of Monitoring and Evaluation Manager at Catholic Relief Services (CRS) since 2013. Based in Baltimore, Maryland, he has dedicated over 11 years to this role. Sontyo's responsibilities include overseeing evaluation strategies and ensuring effective program implementation, particularly in initiatives aimed at supporting vulnerable populations, including children affected by HIV/AIDS.
Education and Expertise
Jimin Sontyo earned a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics from Benue State University, where he studied from 2002 to 2006. He furthered his education at the National Teacher's Institute in Kaduna, focusing on Education from 2014 to 2015. Sontyo's educational background supports his expertise in advocacy and HIV prevention, particularly targeting youth populations.
Background
Before his current roles, Jimin Sontyo worked as the Monitoring and Evaluation Director at Gechaan in Gembu, Taraba, Nigeria, from 2012 to 2013. He also briefly served as an OVC Program Officer at Pact in Washington, D.C., in 2013. His career reflects a strong commitment to managing projects related to HIV/AIDS prevention and care, with a focus on vulnerable groups.
Achievements in HIV/AIDS Initiatives
Jimin Sontyo has played a significant role in various projects aimed at combating HIV/AIDS. He contributed to the New Tomorrows project (TNTP), which is a community-driven initiative. Additionally, he was involved in the SMILE project at CRS Nigeria, focusing on improving the lives of orphans and vulnerable children affected by HIV/AIDS. His work demonstrates a commitment to enhancing health outcomes in affected communities.