Ensured that children harmed or at risk of being harmed are identified and receive individual case management support by documentation, assessment, care plan, direct service provision, or referral.
Provide support to vulnerable caregivers by enrolling them in income-generating activities.
Provide psychosocial support through one-on-one counseling to GBV survivors and also provide psychosocial support to child protection cases by engaging them in recreational activities
Support CP/GBV at-risk individuals or survivors by referring them where necessary in respect of their consent to other service providers.
Follow GBV guiding principles of respect, confidentiality, safety/security and non-discrimination while providing services to survivors.
Ensured proper documentation of reporting GBV cases, follow-up and other case management forms appropriately and confidentially.
Provide physical accompaniment to survivors of GBV to access other services in accordance with their wishes, choices, and decisions.
Monitor how the GBV referral pathway is working by making direct follow-ups with other organizations that are providing services to survivors.
Manage a safe space in the project community.
Participate fully in creating awareness/sensitization on CP/GBV issues in the community.
Guiding child-friendly space activities, adolescent girls/boy’s sessions, young caregivers’ sessions, women parenting sessions in the community.
Qualifications
A Diploma/B.Sc/HND holders in any health, social and humanities discipline or in related course and training.
Have experience in child protection / GBV prevention and response activities and other protection services, working with community members.
Minimum of 2 years work experience
Have a good knowledge of the local language (writing and speaking)