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Caseworker at Aid for African Women & Girls (A2WG)

Aid for African Women & Girls (A2WG)

Lagos, Nigeria CDI

Publiée il y a 1 mois · Expire dans 3 semaines

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Description du poste

## Title: GBV Caseworker

Position Overview

This position offers a great opportunity for career growth. As a GBV Caseworker, you will provide confidential and survivor-centered case management and psycho-social support services to women and girls, including persons with disabilities, in line with GBV Minimum Standards.

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide professional case management services to GBV survivors
  • Create and maintain positive and fruitful relationships with women and girls who use the safe space and the general community
  • Maintain accurate case documentation and update regularly
  • Develop individualized case plans and referrals for women and girls, including people with disabilities
  • Document client information through accurate completion of intake forms and ensure confidential and safe storage in GBV inter-agency case management forms
  • Identify, train, and support GBV outreach workers and volunteers
  • Supervise the work of outreach workers and conduct regular feedback and debriefing sessions to facilitate their work in close collaboration with the GBV officer
  • Facilitate and co-facilitate sessions at Women and Girls Safe Spaces (WGSS)
  • Monitor referrals and coordinate with service providers to ensure timely support
  • Formulate appropriate responses to individual cases according to acceptable standards and in the best interests of the individual
  • Conduct awareness-raising activities and community sensitization on GBV and available services
  • Participate in field-level coordination and stakeholder mapping
  • Participate in GBV conferences, trainings, and coordination meetings
  • Make use of other services and referral mechanisms as appropriate and according to requests of individuals and families
  • Work closely with GBV caseworkers and A2WG/AGUF staff
  • Apply Do No Harm and community-centered approaches in all interactions

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