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Objective:

–        Enhance and strengthen effective delivery of Child Protection services at district and village levels.

–        Support in carrying Rapid Child Protection Needs Assessment in the event of any emergency incident.

–        Visit and oversee the effective implementation of case management, awareness raising activities, PSS, and other CP services.

–        To promote the DCPAN’s operation/functions to implement its regulatory, coordination to address every individual child’s needs in an appropriate, systematic, and timely manner, through direct support and/or referrals, and in accordance with the CP project or program’s objectives.

Role objectives

Under the guidance of UNICEF Child Protection Specialists and Child Protection Officers, the Provincial Social Workers, and in

·        Actively engage in all capacity-building opportunities, including formal training and capacity assessments.

·        Participate in regular case management meetings with the case management team.

·        Support identification, registration, family reunification, and reintegration of Unaccompanied Minor and Separated Children (UASC) and Children Associated with Armed Forces and Armed Groups (CAFAAG)

·        Support mitigation, prevention, and response to GBV cases including awareness-raising, victim response, and coordination of the GBV programmes.

·        Support rollout of child protection campaigns, community mobilization, and mediation.

·        Collaborate with other child protection colleagues and key stakeholders to regularly report child protection issues.

·        Lead coordination with district CPANs, stakeholders, and other community structures.

·        Work with Child Protection and GBV subclusters at district level.

·        Closely coordinate with and support other District Social Workers.

·        Support Para-Social Workers at the district level and monitor their work, including compiling their reports.

·        Conduct monitoring and reporting of key child protection issues.

·        Any other relevant duty assigned to him/her by the supervisor(s).

Project reporting

·       # of individuals who are sensitized to prevent child rights violations

·       # of families/ parents who received awareness on child rights and child protection

·       # of cases of child protection and GBV identified and referred to appropriate services

·       # of family mediation cases conducted

·       # of children and caregivers receiving PFA

·       # of meetings conducted with community health teams, and community-based education structures

·       # of community gathering participated # of DCPAN activated.

Recording and registering information related to district/village child Protection issues.

Minimum Qualification and Experience:

·       Have worked in the Child Protection field at least two to three years.

·       Having good knowledge on social work in district and village.

·       Be able to facilitate gathering sessions, meetings with DCPAN members and stakeholders.

·       Be able to maintain proper documentation and information.

·       Is familiar west region districts and villages and access to hard-to-reach areas.

·       University Degree or school diploma.

·       Fluent in Dari and Pashto.

·       Computer literacy and familiarity with Microsoft Office.

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