Vacancy 1 - SomaliTalk.com

OSPAD is hereby advertising the following vacancies and calling on eligible candidatesto submit their update CVs and application letters. Candidates will be shortlisted andONLY those coming into the short list will be contacted for further interview. The workstation of the successful candidates will be Mogadishu.The starting date to apply is 14/06/2012 and the deadline is 18/06/2012.Applications submitted lather than 18/06/2012 will not be considered.Interested candidates can send their updated CVs and application letters via this email:ospadsomalia@yahoo.com or ospadsomalia@hotmail.com/Telephone: 00252615128105/00252699445454.Vacancy 1Position: GBV Reporting/translator officer (1)Duration:six monthsResponsibilities/duties1. Translate the Intake form cases from Somali to English, if needed. All reportsmust be word-processed.2. Insert the data from the intake form to the Incident Recorder (GBVIMS) onweekly bases.3. Support the GBV field Coordinators with the support of the caseworkers for theweekly and monthly report to be ready every 2 nd of the month.4. Prepare the GBV trend analysis each 3 months.5. Make sure the awareness schedule of the case workers and the GBV fieldcoordinators are respected, planned and coordinate in advance with the GBVfield coordinators for the organization of awareness.6. Record and keep trucking of the intake form, material assistance, healthtransportation, referral form and follow up form of all the cases indentified andassisted by the caseworkers.7. Available to prepare any table, matrix or quick reports needed for donors or otherpurposes;8. Work extra hours and available at the weekend for emergency cases.Qualifications required:

1. Psychology, Social Science, Medicine degree or previous experience with otherorganization working in Somalia.2. Three years experience of working in Humanitarian field3. Strong knowledge of the Somali humanitarian situation.4. Good cooperation skills and ability to work in a team5. Good problem solving and social skills and creative, to think of alternativesolutions.6. Stress-resilient to be able to cope with deadlines and complex problems;7. Strong organizational, interpersonal and communications skills.8. Computer and reporting skills9. Fluency in English written and spoken and Somali;10. Willing to work extra hours and available at the weekend for emergency cases.Vacancy 2Position: GBV field Coordinator (1)Duration:three monthsPurpose /Objectives:The Coordinator is responsible for the correct and efficient implementation of theactivities (psychosocial and awareness) at the community centers.Responsibilities/duties1. Organize daily meetings to plan activities of the caseworkers. (Visits, counselingsessions, follow up, referrals)2. Ensure daily monitoring of caseworkers activities and report on a daily and/orweekly basis.3. Lead staff weekly meeting to discuss the most urgent individual cases.4. Ensure adherence to INTERSOS, UNHCR and GLOBAL guidelines, criteria andstandards of assistance.5. To conduct a stakeholder mapping together with the caseworkers and share itwith INTERSOS GBV Focal Point by the first month of the implementation.6. Ensure the referral mechanism system is knowing and respected by thecaseworkers.7. Ensure smooth communication and coordination between the team members ofthe psychosocial support.8. Monitor and follow up the outcomes of the material assistance provided for thesurvivors.9. Organize meetings with other stakeholders in the four districts of responsibility inorder to put in place GBV SOPs in coordination with the GBV prevention focalpoint.10. Weekly monitoring the GBV SOPs implementation.11. Prepare weekly and monthly reports in cooperation with the caseworkers andGBVIMS reporting officer.12. Mobilize the community social workers for hygiene promotion in 4 districts.

13. Take part, when requested at the GBV monthly working group and protectionworking group meeting with UNHCR and other organizations in the field.14. Maintain good working relations with the IDP and host community localauthorities.15. Ensure the timely submission of weekly, monthly and annual GBV Narrativereports using the GBVIMS.16. Organize along with the INTERSOS GBV Prevention Focal Point, 6 GBVawareness sessions in the IDP settlements.17. Coordinate and collaborate with the other relevant actor as needed.18. Any other task not listed here and necessary for the project implementation.Qualifications required:1. Psychology, Social Science, Medicine degree or previous experience with otherorganization working in Somalia.2. Three years experience of coordinator with International and nationalorganizations and government authorities.3. Strong knowledge of the IDP’s community.4. Ability and motivation to work well with local authorities, local leaders and localcommunity.5. Good cooperation skills and ability to work in a team6. Good problem solving and social skills and creative, to think of alternativesolutions.7. Stress-resilient to be able to cope with deadlines and complex problems;8. Strong organizational, interpersonal and communications skills.9. Computer skills10. Fluency in English and Somali;11. Willing to work extra hours and available at the weekend for emergency cases.Vacancy 3Position: GBV Case worker (4)Duration:six monthsPurpose / Objectives:The GBV Caseworker is responsible for identification, assessment and psycho-socialsupport to vulnerable women, boys and girls at risk of GBV or GBV survivorsapproaching or being referred to the community based social workers based in thedistricts, reached out trough home visits, referred by other GBV actors and/orapproaching directly the office.Responsibilities/duties:

1. Detect, counsel and follow up GBV individual cases2. Conduct psychosocial assessment of vulnerable cases: interviews shallinclude an assessment of environmental, emotional, behavioral, and socialfactors as well as resources and strengths that impact the individual wellbeing.3. Conduct ad hoc assessment for the provision of material assistance or/andtransportation cost to reach the nearest hospitals or health clinics.4. Good knowledge and coordination with other GBV service providers andstakeholders to be able to well-inform the client on the various servicesproviders and to make appropriate referral system.5. Conduct with the GBV Field Coordinator stakeholder analysis in the 4 districtswere OSPAD is working to understand who does what.6. After GBV identification to fill in the Intake form and send it to the GBVcoordinator on a weekly bases.7. When needed, identify a caretaker and/or a safe shelter for individual cases.8. When necessary, accompany the client to the service providers needed(health, VTC, other service providers ect)9. Monitor and follow up the outcome of the material assistance provided to theGBV survivors on a weekly basis.10. Keep informed the GBV field Coordinator on the individual cases conditionson a daily basis.11. Makes prompt reports and brings to the immediate attention of the GBV fieldCoordinator any case of special needs.12. Prepare GBV awareness work plan together with the GBV field coordinators.13. Conduct GBV awareness sessions together with the GBV field coordinator.14. Support the GBVIMS reporting officer in writing monthly report with theanalyses of the GBV cases and respect deadline for the delivering of monthlyreport or any kind of urgent report.Qualifications required:1. Psychology, Social Science, Medicine degree or previous experience with otherorganization working in Somalia.2. Previous job experiences with International and national organizations andgovernment authorities.3. Strong knowledge of the IDP’s community.4. Ability and motivation to work well with local authorities, local leaders and localcommunity.5. Good cooperation skills and ability to work in a team6. Good problem solving and social skills and creative, to think of alternativesolutions.7. Stress-resilient to be able to cope with deadlines and complex problems;8. Strong organizational, interpersonal and communications skills.9. Computer skills10. Fluency in English and Somali;11. Willing to work extra hours and available at the weekend for emergency cases.

Vacancy 4Position: Community Based Social Worker (4)Duration:six monthsResponsibilities:1. Focal points in the 4 districts assigned for reporting situation of women at risk ofGBV, GBV survivors or any other case of protection;2. Interact with the IDP community on a daily basis to coordinate counselingservices when needed;3. Identify Community Leaders (women and men), gatekeepers and othersstakeholders and organize meetings with them in order to assess the protectionneeds of the community;4. Sensitize community through community leaders on services providers in eachIDP settlements;5. Facilitate the implementation of the GBV awareness plan and the hygieneinformation campaign;6. Identify cases of needs through the interaction with the IDP and make promptreports and brings to the immediate attention of GBV field coordinator;7. Support the caseworkers to implement the referral system for health,psychosocial, security/protection and legal services to survivors of GBV;8. Work in close coordination with the case workers for the distribution of materialassistance provided to the women, men, boys and girls at risk of GBV and GBVsurvivor;9. Look for rooms for IC in need of a safe place along with the caseworkers;10. Identify care givers or accompaniers for ICs in need;11. Facilitate mediation, when is needed, among IDP.12. Prepare weekly and monthly reports in cooperation with the caseworkers;13. Preparation of detailed work plans;14. Any other task not here listed but necessary to the project and activities.Qualifications required:1. Degree in Education, Social Science, Psychology or related field;2. Strong knowledge of the IDP’s community,3. Ability and motivation to work well with local authorities, local leaders andlocal community;4. Good inter-relational skills and ability to work in a multi-cultural environmentrespecting sensitive issues;5. Preferred previous experience in working with and coordinating withInternational and national organizations and government authorities;6. Strong organizational, interpersonal and communications skills;7. Computer knowledge;

8. Fluency in English strongly preferred.Interested candidates can send their updated CVs and application letters via this email:ospadsomalia@yahoo.com or ospadsomalia@hotmail.com/Telephone: 00252615128105/00252699445454.