Community Outreach Assistant will help Community Outreach Coordinator effectively build and progressively develop a community-based approach aiming at mainstreaming protection incorporating the principles of meaningful access to services, safety, and dignity into all of LCN’s activities (including participation and empowerment of women, children; accountability to beneficiaries; assistance provided in proportion to need and without any barriers; avoid causing harm).

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Support producing analytical monthly protection reports highlighting key protection issues and analyzing trends identified from protection monitoring
• Help Promote and develop innovative community-based intervention models to provide preventive psychosocial support to at-risk individuals and communities
• Contribute in Delivering awareness sessions about human rights, relevant protection topics (child protection, SGBV, gender equity, etc.)
• Follow, understand and provide analysis of the local context and it potential evolution concerning all aspect of protection related issues
• Maintain effective working relationships with UNHCR and LCN’s Partners
• Undertaking other tasks as requested
• Strengthening community and family psychosocial support capacity and improve referral between protection actors and health actors
• • Investigate, assess, and defend those people under court case in line with LCN’s policy
  • Examining the evidences of a case, interviewing witnesses and clients, and studying local and international human rights laws
  • Conduct site visits with program team
  • Prepare case status reports
  • May also help promoting public awareness about the human rights laws
  Fulfill other duties as assigned by Management

PERSON SPECIFICATION

Essential qualifications, skills and experience:

• Bachelor degree in Law
• Relevant degree, preferably in Political or Social Sciences, Human Rights Law, International Affairs, Public Health, Social Work, Psychology
• Ability to deal with difficult, often frustrating work situations
• Demonstrated good knowledge of UN and NGO mandates and programs in the humanitarian responses
• Ability to deal with difficult, often frustrating work situations
• A high sense of discretion and integrity when dealing with sensitive protection information
• Strong writing and interpersonal skills and the ability to multitask and
• Handle a fast-paced organization.
• Ability to solve problems with a minimum of supervision or seek guidance proactively when necessary.

interested candidates should forward the (  c. v )  to the following Email  address hr@lcniq.org deadline date   13  July       2023