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Applications without Cover letter will not be considered
Only short-listed candidates will have their applications acknowledged
Please include the details of three employers for professional references in your CV , including line managers & HR departments from the 2 recent employers ( Name, Phone Number, Professional email Address, Employer’s name)
Concern is an Equal Opportunities Employer.
Any attempts to influence the selection process will lead to disqualification
Job Purpose:
The Case Worker, with the guidance of the Case Management Supervisor, is responsible to ensure quality case management service provision in line with international standards of case management. The caseworker will conduct all steps of the case management process (identification, assessment, documentation, and referral (to relevant services) and follow-up) for an assigned number of vulnerable individuals, including SGBV victims and children vulnerable to abuse, exploitation, neglect, and violence. S/he will organize and carry out work to address an individual’s (and their family’s) needs in an appropriate, systematic, and timely matter through direct support and/or referrals.
Main duties & Responsibilities:
Identification
- Work across different contexts, including local communities, informal settlements, and community spaces, to ensure SGBV cases are identified and receive case management support, through the regular presence in the community
- Conducts initial assessments for SGBV cases; conducts regular community visits to work with PSS Officers and community leaders on identification and referral
- Accept SGBV cases referred to Concern by other agencies and community partners
- Adapt/develop vulnerability criteria fitting the local context
- Assesses and prioritizes cases according to risk level
- Outreach to women and adolescent girls for group sessions
Case Planning and Implementation
- Based on the needs identified through the assessment, develop a case management plan, in collaboration with the beneficiary, and under the supervision of CM
- Manage cases in line with Standard Operational Procedures (SOPs) and guidelines
- Identify, refer and follow up on all services and ensure action points are carried out within the agreed timeframe;
- Maintain regular communication with external referral agencies for service provisions
- Regularly review, and when needed adjust, the case plan to ensure progress;
- Monitor, guide, advise and support beneficiary and their family throughout the process; Provide information and advise the beneficiaries on existing social services and social counseling and how to access them
- Conduct family visits if necessary.
- Documents cases using case notes and regularly update the database to ensure a comprehensive record of each case
- Maintain files, registers, computer databases, and records in paper or electronic format.
- Ensure data collection and storage are done confidentially;
- Conduct Emotional support groups, Focused PSS, and individual PSS sessions based on the needs.
Co-ordination and Reporting
- Participate in case management and protection meetings
- To directly work with other caseworkers and service providers on the management of caseload and referrals
- Provides weekly updates/reports on cases and outreach activities to the Case Manager/Protection Project Manager
- Support the mapping of the available services and organizations operating in the area;
- Ensures coordination and synergy with the main service providers in the area of intervention for prompt referral, follow-up, and information sharing;
Support to Project Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL):
- Ensure inclusion of people with specific needs and minorities in the project activities
- Ensure that CRM (Complaints & Response Mechanism) is rolled out and functional
- Ensure daily record of attendance per activity and ensure that the data collected is accurate
- Collect, store and maintain data in line with agreed procedures for data protection
Work Ethic
- Adhere to the standards of conduct outlined in the Programme Participant Protection Policy and Concern’s Code of Conduct;
- Support the promotion of the standards outlined in the Programme Participant Protection Policy and Concern Code of Conduct to the team and the beneficiaries, and be committed to providing a safe working environment;
- Respect confidentiality and follow ethical guidelines
Other
The tasks of this job position are not limited to what is mentioned in the job description, additional tasks can be requested as per the programmatic needs
Person specification:
Essential
- Education: Degree in Psychology, Social Work, , or similar
- Experience: Minimum of one year working experience in a similar position in the humanitarian or development sector
- Languages: Good in English and fluent in Arabic
- Computer: Good computer literacy, including good knowledge in Microsoft word and excel
Others
- Knowledge of protection principles in humanitarian aid;
- Knowledge of concepts of SGBV ;
- Ability to prioritize, work under pressure, be able to coordinate multiple tasks, and maintain attention to detail
- The ability to work as a member of a team is essential.
- Flexibility in working overtime when needed and ability to handle pressure well
Desirable
- Good organizational and planning skills
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with strong attention to detail
Emergency response:
Concern is committed to responding to emergencies efficiently and effectively to help affected people meet their basic needs, alleviate suffering and maintain their dignity. To this end, when emergencies strike and Lebanon Programme is to respond, you may be requested to actively participate in the response, regardless of location, and contribute to the efforts aimed at achieving the humanitarian objective of the organization.
Concern’s Core Competencies Requirements:
Managing yourself: aware of own abilities and areas for development, adapts and uses abilities to work well with others and help achieve Concern’s objectives
Individual Leadership: acts to inspire others by clearly articulating and demonstarting the values and principles that underpin concern’s work. Holds a sense of pride in Concern and loyalty to the organization. Supports others to achieve excellent results
Communication & Working with others: uses the most appropriate channel to share information with others both inside and outside Concern; adapts the message to meet the communication needs of the audience. Works effectively with others, gaining the most from people and situations
Delivering Results: Delivers on commitments, uses approprioate techniques to help achive agreed objectvies
Planning & Decision Making: systematically develops plans towards achieving objectives, makes clear, informed and timely decisions appropriate to the tole, in the interests of Concern and those we work with
Creativity & Innovation: Focused on continual improvement, seeks out, develops and successfully implements new ideas that further organizational priorities and the needs of those we work with, builds on proven approaches, evaluates and learns from ongoing work to improve it
Influence, advocacy, and networking: Engages with others inside and outside the organization to promote the interests of Concern and those we work with, gathers and shares a wider knowledge of issues relevant to Concern’s work
Change: Responds positively and constructively to change, managers to take part in change processes in a way that is appropriate to role in the organization
Concern Code of Conduct and its Associated Policies:
Concern has an organisational Code of Conduct (CCoC) with three Associated Policies; the Programme Participant Protection Policy (P4), the Child Safeguarding Policy and the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Policy. These have been developed to ensure the maximum protection of programme participants from exploitation, and to clarify the responsibilities of Concern staff, consultants, visitors to the programme and partner organisation, and the standards of behaviour expected of them. In this context, staff have a responsibility to the organisation to strive for, and maintain, the highest standards in the day-to-day conduct in their workplace in accordance with Concern’s core values and mission. Any candidate offered a job with Concern Worldwide will be expected to sign the Concern Staff Code of Conduct and Associated Policies as an appendix to their contract of employment. By signing the Concern Code of Conduct, candidates acknowledge that they have understood the content of both the Concern Code of Conduct and the Associated Policies and agree to conduct themselves in accordance with the provisions of these policies.
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