Overview
The role of the CP Community Facilitator is to provide case management services in an appropriate, timely, and systematic manner in accordance with the SOPs. The key objectives are to support frontline workers and key community individuals in safely identifying child protection risks and to ensure children with complex needs who have been harmed or are at risk of being harmed are identified and receive case management support.
Key Responsibilities
- Work closely with community members in addressing protection cases through referral mechanisms and services provided while keeping into account community based mechanisms.
- Train, coach and support community members in identification and monitoring activities for Child Protection and GBV work.
- Train, coach and support community members on existence of referral pathways and related service providers.
- Follow-up on regular cases.
- Receive and verify information feild from the communities.
- Ensure community mobilisation, and coordinate with the stakeholders at the assigned areas.
- Assist supervisor in preparing and holding meetings & trainings as well as developing monthly work plan and budget estimation.
- Assign, monitor and evaluate the progress of the work with community members and Animator.
- Develop monthly and quaterly reports on trends of Child Protection Activities and followed-up.
- Assist supervisor in supporting the technical implementations of plans to facilitate CP related information and coordinate with other agencies when needed.
- Case forms data entry and send to line manager and database focal in weekly and monthly basis.
- Develop monthly and quaterly reports on trends of CP cases identified and followed-up.
- Support supervisor and co-facilitate in capacity building trainings to CFS animators in project areas.
- Support CFS animators in activities implementation and capacity development.
- Guide and support CFS animators in developing work plans and training plans.
- Any other duties and tasks assigned by supervisor.
Required Experience
- Demonstrated skills and experience in implementing child rights programming.
- At least 1 year in implementing and working with children.
- Have experience working with children using child friendly approaches and techniques.
- Experiences in organizing and facilitating trainings, meetings, awareness and campaigns.
- Experiences in community mobalization.
- Previous experience working for an NGO or other non-profit organization.
- Less than or equal to 1 year experience
Qualifications
- Secondary Education or equivalent experiences.
- Secondary school education (Matriculation)
