GBV Case Worker

Support community-based systems in SGBV response and provide dignified services to survivors.

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Overview

Support community-based systems in SGBV response and provide dignified services to survivors.

You have:

  • Minimum of one-year relevant experience with rights-based humanitarian work.
  • Experience in provision of case managements preferably for SGBV survivors.
  • Good communication skills and ability to communicate with the community leaders, partner agencies and beneficiaries who are mostly women and girls.
  • Experience working in a woman center.
  • A diploma in Social work, psychology or its equivalent in a relevant field.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and Email application software.

Contract

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The GBV case worker will support in the strengthening of the existing community-based systems in SGBV response by working closely with the SGBV response officer, and Protection staff to ensure quality, dignified and confidential services are provided to the survivors. He/she will work closely with the community-based support groups (location-based SGBV focal points and SGBV Advocate group members), women committee, camp leadership, partner agencies and other community groups.

Responsibilities:

  • Support the SGBV response officers in attending to the survivors and documenting the SGBV cases i.e. filling of the intake and consent forms, referral forms and follow-ups.
  • Conduct frequent community based safe home monitoring, house to house visit to raise awareness on GBV and inform on DRC services.
  • Provide weekly updates on the community based safe homes which will inform the SGBV response programming.
  • Support in the provision of contextualized psychosocial support activities at the women centers.
  • As part of case management, conduct follow ups to individual survivors and liaise with the GBV response officer for additional interagency intervention that might be needed.
  • Participate in the case conference meetings.
  • Take lead in organizing and conducting information dissemination sessions targeting women and girls at the women centers as well as awareness raising session on relevant topics.
  • Compile and submit the reports of activities undertaken in a timely manner
  • Work with the GBV team to create weekly work plans

Experience and technical competencies:

  • Minimum of one-year relevant experience with rights-based humanitarian work,
  • Experience in provision of case managements preferably for SGBV survivors.
  • Good communication skills and ability to communicate with the community leaders, partner agencies and beneficiaries who are mostly women and Girls
  • Experience working in a woman center

Education:

  • A diploma in Social work, psychology or its equivalent in a relevant field.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and Email application software

Potential interview questions

Can you describe a time when you had to support a survivor of gender-based violence? This question assesses your direct experience and approach to handling sensitive cases. Share a relevant experience highlighting your actions and outcomes.
How would you approach working with community leaders and partner agencies? This question evaluates your communication and collaboration skills. Pro members can see the explanation.
What strategies would you implement for raising awareness about GBV in the community? Pro members can see the explanation. Pro members can see the explanation.
How do you prioritize case management tasks when dealing with multiple survivors? Pro members can see the explanation. Pro members can see the explanation.
What experience do you have in conducting training or information sessions? Pro members can see the explanation. Pro members can see the explanation.
Added 1 year ago - Updated 1 year ago - Source: drc.ngo