MHPSS Assistant-Bekaa Areaa

• Assess psychosocial needs of beneficiaries (men, women, children and families) using tools.
• Design a tailored action plan to respond to the psychosocial needs of each person.
• Ensure the implementation of a quality MHPSS intervention for beneficiaries showing psychological distress.
• Establish of long-term and short-term objectives that ensure safety and stability and enhance the flexibility of the individual and the family to bring their lives back to normal.
• Implement individual intervention plans with the consent of the beneficiaries or their caregivers.
• Organize and facilitate group sessions for beneficiaries and/or their caregivers.
• Conduct positive parenting sessions for caregivers.
• Refer beneficiaries to specialized services when needed.
• Use various communication means (written, spoken, drawn, etc.) during activities to ensure effective inclusion.
• Participate in NABAD training as needed and when requested.
• Document any protection concerns or any incident/ act that causes harm to beneficiaries and report them promptly to the Line Manager and to the MHPSS specialist.
• Respect principles of data protection and security, and all guidelines of documentation within the project and keep data records.
• Maintain complete individual files for each person visited, including detailed descriptions of services provided.
• Ensure adherence to data protection and confidentiality guidelines in all documentation and record-
• keeping.
• Prepare and submit regular reports on MHPSS activities, including progress, challenges, and
• recommendations.
• Work closely with the multidisciplinary team to ensure integrated and holistic support for beneficiaries.
• Use various communication methods (written, spoken, visual) to ensure effective inclusion and participation of beneficiaries in MHPSS activities.
•  Raise awareness about mental health and psychosocial well-being within the community. Promote the principles of child protection, gender equality, and safeguarding in all activities.

Respects beneficiary’s privacy and confidentiality (he/she only shares medical information with medical staff/persons directly involved in beneficiary’s care)