City of Johannesburg invites South African youth to apply for the EPWP Jozi Ihlomile Programme 2026.
EPWP Programme Application Closing Date: 24 June 2026
EPWP Programme Location: Various wards across Johannesburg Regions A to G, Gauteng, South Africa
City of Joburg EPWP Jozi Ihlomile Programme 2026
The City of Johannesburg Health Department is inviting applications for the EPWP Jozi Ihlomile Programme 2026.
This programme forms part of the Expanded Public Works Programme and focuses on community health awareness, social support and youth employment.
The programme aims to address health and social challenges such as HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Sexually Transmitted Infections, substance abuse, Gender-Based Violence, community health awareness and referrals to relevant support services.
Programme Details
Employer: City of Johannesburg Health Department
Programme: EPWP Jozi Ihlomile Programme 2026
Reference Number: STC 006/2026
Programme Duration: Short-term contract not exceeding 12 months
Location: Various wards across Regions A to G in Johannesburg
Closing Date: 24 June 2026
Positions Available
The City of Johannesburg is recruiting for the following EPWP Jozi Ihlomile opportunities:
EPWP Jozi Ihlomile Educators.
EPWP Jozi Ihlomile Site Coordinators.
EPWP Jozi Ihlomile Data Coordinators.
Stipend
Successful candidates will receive the following monthly stipend:
Educators: R4 000 per month.
Site Coordinators: R4 300 per month.
Data Coordinators: As advertised by the City of Johannesburg.
EPWP Jozi Ihlomile Educators 2026
Primary Function
Educators will conduct door-to-door health education in communities.
They will raise awareness about HIV/AIDS, TB and STIs.
Educators will also educate residents about substance abuse and help address stigma and discrimination.
They will refer community members to relevant services and support vulnerable households.
Educators will also complete reports and administrative records.
Requirements for Educators
Applicants must have Grade 12 / Matric or NQF Level 4.
Applicants must have knowledge of HIV/AIDS, TB, STIs and related social issues.
Good communication skills are required.
Applicants must have basic numerical skills and the ability to write reports.
Applicants must be able to use electronic devices.
Knowledge of email and internet usage is required.
Applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 35.
Applicants must reside within the specified ward.
Applicants must provide an affidavit confirming no criminal record.
Applicants must also provide proof of residence in the ward through a councillor’s confirmation letter or an affidavit from an authorised body.
EPWP Jozi Ihlomile Site Coordinators 2026
Primary Function
Site Coordinators will supervise field activities and monitor educator performance.
They will support outreach teams and help ensure the implementation of community health programmes.
Site Coordinators will compile reports, conduct quality assurance activities and liaise with Regional Health officials.
This opportunity is suitable for applicants with experience in community health programmes and leadership abilities.
Requirements for Site Coordinators
Applicants must have Grade 12 / NQF Level 4.
Applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 35.
Applicants must have at least one year of relevant experience in HIV/AIDS door-to-door education.
Good communication skills are required.
Applicants must be computer literate and able to use electronic devices.
Applicants must reside within the specified ward and provide proof of residence.
Applicants must provide an affidavit confirming no criminal record.
Preference will be given to candidates with experience managing community outreach activities.
Areas Covered by the Programme
The programme covers multiple communities across Johannesburg’s seven municipal regions.
Region A
Areas include Rabie Ridge, Kanana, Kaalfontein, Diepsloot, Riverside and Ebony Park.
Region B
Areas include Pennyville, New Canada, Zamimpilo, Slovo Park, Sophiatown, Northcliffe and Randburg.
Region C
Areas include Braamfischer, Jukskei, Doornkop, Cosmo City, Zandspruit and Tshepisong.
Region D
Areas include Naledi, Orlando East, Jabavu, Dlamini and Zondi.
Region E
Areas include Klipfontein, Wynberg, Marlboro and Orchards.
Region F
Areas include Bellavista, South Hills, Joubert Park, Berea and Denver.
Region G
Areas include Orange Farm, Finetown, Lawley, Protea South, Lehae and Freedom Park.
Applicants may only apply within the ward where they reside.
Required Documents
Applicants should prepare the following documents:
Updated CV.
Certified copy of ID.
Certified copy of Matric certificate.
Relevant certificates, if applicable.
Proof of residence.
Ward councillor letter or affidavit.
Affidavit confirming no criminal record.
The City of Johannesburg may request original documents during the recruitment process.
How to apply
Click here to download the City of Johannesburg Jozi Ihlomile Vacancy Circular.
Applicants must submit their applications online.
Application Steps
Download and read the City of Johannesburg Jozi Ihlomile Vacancy Circular.
Select the ward where you reside.
Complete the online application form.
Upload all required documents.
Submit your application before 24 June 2026.
Only online applications will be accepted.
Closing Date
The closing date for the City of Joburg EPWP Jozi Ihlomile Programme 2026 is 24 June 2026.
Applicants are encouraged to apply early and ensure that all required documents are uploaded correctly.
Final Thoughts
The City of Joburg EPWP Jozi Ihlomile Programme 2026 is a valuable opportunity for unemployed youth who want to contribute to community health awareness while gaining work experience.
Youth aged 18 to 35 who reside in the specified wards should apply before 24 June 2026.