PSS Worker At Physicians Across Continents – Turkey

• Overview:

PAC is an active NGO established in 2012, registered in Turkey, active in NWS, with other small operations offices in both Yemen and Sudan.

In NWS; PAC is a leading organization in both the health and Nutrition sectors through several central programs that work to improve the resilience of crisis-affected communities in NWS.

PAC’s programs always aimed to build and support the active health and nutrition systems in the target areas through maintaining a high level of integration across several sectors and leads central services to facilitate the provision of the service that other actors are running in NWS.

PAC is fully applying for the Protection against sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) principles in all its work stages, as well, PAC is highly committed to creating a safe service provision environment based on humanitarian principles, and international humanitarian law, clean of any racism. PAC is expecting any current and future employees to commit to these principles.

• DEPARTMENT: Program

• Position: PSS Worker

• REPORTS TO: Project Manager

• PLACE OF WORK: NW Syria

• LANGUAGE: Arabic.

• Position Overview:

Psychosocial support services for caregivers, pregnant and lactating women, and children who visit the nutrition centers (OTPs)

Main Responsibility and main support required:

• Assessment of the psychosocial status of caregivers, pregnant and lactating women, and children.
• Provide psychosocial support sessions for selected cases
• Provide psychosocial support sessions for cases of violence and abuse in children
• Offer group sessions and activities for women and children
• Referral of complex cases to nearby protection centers
• Assist other staff in dealing with cases of gender-based violence and abuse of children

Qualifications:

• University degree in psychological counseling or equivalent
• A minimum of one year of experience in programs (Protection, Child Protection, Gender-Based Violence).
• Two years of experience in humanitarian work.
• Experience or training courses in dealing with children
• Related Training Courses.

Application deadline: 16.11.2022