Refugee Committee (ARC) International
nonprofit, nonsectarian organization that provides humanitarian assistance and
training to millions of beneficiaries around the world. The ARC seeks to
promote peaceful and safe communities where men and women have equal rights and
communities can access locally owned, high-quality services.
GBV/Protection Technical Coordinator will help to lead efforts in ARC’S
Gender-based Violence & Protection program in Uganda. The Coordinator will
ensure quality prevention and response implementation and good coordination in
line with international standards and best practices.
Responsibilities:
- Work in close collaboration with the ARC
protection team and local actors, provide technical leadership related to
implementation of the GBV/Protection program - Ensure essential, life-saving GBV
services, including comprehensive case management and psychosocial
support, are available in line with international standards and are closely
monitored - Work in liaison with ARC, government, and
other NGO health staff to promote the clinical care for sexual assault
survivors in line with WHO protocols - Ensure safe and ethical data collection,
storage, analysis, and sharing through the GBVIMS, using standard forms
and database and monitoring adherence to inter-agency information sharing
protocols - Write project concept notes and proposals
and develop budgets for continued and new programming - Actively engage local partners and
community members, particularly women and girls, in all aspects of design,
implementation, and monitoring in order to maintain inclusive programs,
contextual relevance, and sustainability
Experience:
- The applicant for the American Refugee
Committee (ARC) GBV/Protection Technical Coordinator job placement should
hold a Bachelor’s degree required, with a Master of Social Work, Public
Health, or any other related field preferably gender studies or psychology - At least five years’ experience with one year
managing GBV prevention and response programs in emergency and post
conflict environments - Previous experience in counseling and
ability to adapt psychosocial skills to cultural context; experience
supervising other counselors or social workers preferred - Familiarity with effective community
mobilization techniques and social change approaches, such as Raising
Voices SASA!, strongly preferred - Broad knowledge of GBV-related best
practices and tools, including IASC GBV Guidelines, GBVIMS, SOPs, GBV
Coordinator’s Handbook, Caring for Survivors/Working with Survivors
Training Tools, WHO Recommendations, etc. - Strong grant management in post
conflict/transitional settings - Previous experience in participatory
methods for community education and mobilization - Excellent communication skills, with good
spoken and written English
application letter, updated CV & copies of academic documents via email
only to [email protected] addressed to The Human Resources Manager American
Refugee Committee International Kampala.
2017
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