FAQs
What is the primary role of the Child Protection Case Worker Assistant?
The primary role is to conduct all steps of the case management process for individual children who are vulnerable to abuse, exploitation, neglect, and violence, as well as supporting their families.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A university degree or technical institutional certificate in psychology, sociology, social work, education, or related fields is required.
Is previous experience working with children necessary?
Yes, previous experience in social work, community outreach, or implementing child protection programs is required.
How many years of experience in child protection programs are preferred?
Approximately 2 years of experience in implementing child protection programs, social work, or case management in humanitarian or development settings is preferred.
Are there language requirements for this position?
Yes, proficiency in Arabic is required, and English is preferred.
Will there be opportunities for training and capacity building?
Yes, the role includes active engagement in all capacity-building opportunities, including formal training, on-the-job coaching, and peer-to-peer sessions.
What kind of reporting is expected from the Case Worker Assistant?
The Case Worker Assistant is expected to provide monthly reports to the supervisor summarizing and recording activities, as well as raising challenges and recommendations.
Is this position based in a specific location?
Yes, the position is based in Deir ez-Zor, specifically at the Abu Khashab Camp.
What are the key responsibilities regarding case management?
Responsibilities include providing individual case management, ensuring proper documentation, supporting families and alternative care systems, and identifying at-risk children through various interventions.
Are there expectations for confidentiality in this role?
Yes, maintaining confidentiality and respect for clients' privacy is essential.