Community Case Worker at Women in the New Nigeria (WINN)

Job Overview

Location
Lagos, Lagos
Job Type
Full Time
Date Posted
3 years ago

Additional Details

Job ID
16959
Job Views
96

Job Description



Duration: 3 years

Proposed Start Date: September 2022

Slot: 20


General Position Summary



  • The Community Case Worker will be responsibility for the individualized case management;

  • Under the supervision of the Technical Officer - Protection, s/he will ensure that project activities are implemented on a timely manner according to the project timeline, budget and adhering to WINN policy and do no harm principle.


Roles and Responsibilities



  • Identify, assess, document, refer (to relevant services) and follow-up of at-risk beneficiaries and families.

  • Provide information and advice on existing social services and how to access them.

  • Responsible for the management of safe spaces in project locations

  • Work closely with community volunteers and community health personnel.

  • Work as a member of a team ensuring fluid communication of relevant information in order to make sure that a proper management of the case is preserved.

  • Work in close collaboration with the community members to strengthen our relationship with the community and to strengthen the referral system.

  • Facilitate, collect and report information regarding the overall situation of vulnerable/at-risk individuals

  • Submit weekly reports concerning implemented outreach activities and cases.

  • Maintain files, registers, computer databases and records in paper or electronic format based on principle of confidentiality.

  • Support in the Implementation of all activities as required.

  • Provide timely and appropriate data on program activities to his/her line manager.

  • Contribute to the preparation of internal and external reports.

  • Participate in team reviews of results and program progress.

  • Represent WINN in different forums when necessary.


Requirements



  • Candidates should possess an SSCE / NCE / HND qualification with a minimum of 2 years relevant work experience.

  • Must know how to read and write

  • Must be currently living in the community of intervention

  • Females are preferred for this position

  • Eligible applicant must be 18 years and above.


Supervisory Responsibility:



  • PFA Volunteers.


Accountability:



  • Reports Directly to: Technical Officer - Protection & MHPSS

  • Works Directly with: Finance, Program, MEL, and Operation Teams, partner staff.


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