• Provide comprehensive GBV case management services to women and girls in accordance with established case management guidelines and procedures.
• Ability to work with stakeholders ( Community police, Family protection units and DOLSA)
• Conduct assessments of survivors’ needs and develop individualized action plans in collaboration with beneficiaries.
• Deliver psychosocial support and regular follow-up sessions to beneficiaries in TDH centers and government departments
• Facilitate and monitor referrals to specialized services, including health, legal, protection, mental health, and social services.
• Familiar to use GBVIMS
• Ensure strict adherence to survivor-centered principles, including safety, confidentiality, respect, and non-discrimination.
• Conduct home visits and field follow-ups when necessary and in accordance with safety protocols.
• Coordinate with service providers and relevant stakeholders to ensure a comprehensive response to beneficiaries’ needs.
• Support the implementation of awareness-raising activities related to GBV prevention and response.
• Prepare regular reports and updates on case management activities as required.
• Participate in relevant trainings, meetings, and capacity-building initiatives.

• College degree Psychological or Social Sciences or Social Worker Department and/or any relevant study
• Attended relevant training on Protection, Child Protection, Psychosocial Support and/or GBV
• Previous experience in NGO and knowledge of Humanitarian Aid System and procedures
• At least two years of experience in child protection field, GBV and case management
• Experience in providing psychosocial support for children

Excellent in MS Office programmes, correspondence and archiving