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HIAS is an international non-profit organization that stands for a world in which refugees find welcome, safety, and opportunity. HIAS' operation in Kenya was established in 2002 with the mission to serve the most vulnerable refugees through community-based protection including psychosocial support, resilience building and the provision of durable solutions.
HIAS is guided by its Refugee Rights Framework. This rights-based approach, based on international human rights, humanitarian and refugee law and practice, provides a programming framework for HIAS' focus on refugee protection. This framework prioritizes programming impact that ensures forcibly displaced people realize their potential and become contributors to society. This impact is achieved through the realization of legal and civil rights, and social and economic rights including through 1) the right to protection from harm, violence and discrimination, 2) the right to recovery from the shock of displacement, and 3) the right to economic self-sufficiency and inclusion.
HIAS recognizes that some forms of sexual and gender-based violence may amount to torture and its necessary to bring to light the prevalence of these violations in order to support victims of torture resulting from GBV.
HIAS Kenya seeks to recruit a GBV case worker to implement a project entitled 'Strengthening community-based protection for victims of torture in Nairobi and Mombasa'. The project seeks to contribute to:
Improving the mental health and well-being of refugee victims of torture including LGBTQ persons,
Strengthening community-based legal protection and facilitating access to durable solution for refugees' victims of torture.
Main Duties and Responsibilities
Provide comprehensive individual case management for victims of torture resulting from GBV received at HIAS offices and those identified within the refugee community
Conduct field visits for case assessments in coordination with other HIAS staff and keep track of socio-environmental risks faced by victims of torture resulting from GBV
Map out service support structures in the community to support urban refugee victims of torture resulting from GBV.
Process referrals for support services for victims of torture resulting from GBV to other agencies.
Conduct timely follow up on referrals and support services provided to victims of torture resulting from GBV
Work with stakeholders to strengthen referral networks and monitor the implementation of the referral pathway for GBV Survivors and and victims of torture
Implement and monitor merit based social and financial assistance informed by vulnerability assessments in individual cases in accordance with HIAS' Standard Operating Procedures
Ensure regular updates in the Gender Based Violence Information Management System (GBVIMS)and submit assessments and case study forms for victims of torture resulting from GBV.
Evaluate beneficiaries' progress and work on strategies aimed at supporting client's self-reliance.
Prepare a monthly analysis on key issues based on case trends to disseminate information on services available and referral pathways
Contribute to the development of project proposal, concept notes and sector publications
Mainstream accountability throughout the project cycle and in daily roles.
Perform other duties as and when required.
Required Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Gender Studies, Community Development Studies and/or other related fields of study.
Desirable Experiences
Minimum of 1-2 years' previous job experience related to GBV response.
Demonstrated experience working directly with refugee victims of torture resulting from GBV
MUST have a demonstrated understanding of a survivor-centered approach.
MUST have experience with operationalizing GBV principles, knowledge of international humanitarian standards for GBV prevention and response.
Required Skills and Competences
Proficiency in English and Swahili
Computer literacy is a must, with strong knowledge of Access, Excel and Word
Ability to work in a team, maintain confidentiality and respect for diversity, uphold integrity, respect, and accountability
Self-starter with an ability to work with minimal supervision in a culturally diverse team
Excellent Analytical, Communication and Report writing skills
Strong interpersonal skills and demonstrated ability to establish effective working relations with local staff, beneficiaries, and other stakeholders
Ability to maintain one's composure while under pressure
Knowledge of Accountability to Affected Populations is an added advantage
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