Psychologist

Assesses the needs and priorities of the targeted beneficiaries and define suitable activities based on participatory approach Contributes to the development of psychosocial and child protection program content Contributes to the development of monitoring tools Ensures the quality of the PSS/CP activities Follows up on the implementation of the project, project tools and objectives Coordinates and supervises the implementation of the DEALS training and follow up Provides content based expertise to Field Officers and project staff Provides awareness raising sessions to parents regarding issues including child well-being and communication,  mental health, physical abuse, rehabilitation, social adjustment, child care, child rights, etc Follow-up with trainers and children through the field officers  Organizes a monthly meeting with staff of each center Identifies and organizes referrals and follow-up cases Develop and/or adapt trainings and workshop related to psychosocial support Provide training to WCH staff and partners in relation with PSS and capacity building Maintain case history records and prepare short reports/data base of referred children Conduct field visits Conduct surveys and studies as requested Any other tasks deemed needed by the project coordinator Prepares monthly reports Reports to the Emergency Project coordinator Ensures activities are appropriate for the physical and mental capacity of children Reports to the child protection focal point as soon as she/he suspect or observe or informed a      child or children are at risk of abuse