Humanity & Inclusion (SALARY 1.3M) Uganda 2 Psychosocial Worker Jobs


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Job Title Psychosocial Workers 2 Entry Level Job Opportunities
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Organization Humanity & Inclusion Handicap International Federation
Duty Station Gulu and Kiryandongo, Uganda
Reports to HI Poverty Shift Project Manager
Basic Salary UGX 1,319,623 /=

About US
Handicap International Federation operating under the name Humanity &
Inclusion is an independent and impartial aid and development organisation
working in situations of poverty and exclusion, conflict and disaster. We work
alongside disabled and vulnerable people to help meet their essential needs,
improve their living conditions and promote respect for their dignity and
fundamental rights.

About Project
The poverty shift project Partnership for disability inclusive ultra-poor
graduation project, Uganda, is a social economic empowerment and resilient
project targeting 2700 ultra poor households 70% and 15% of households
respectively where project holder is a woman and or a person with disability.
The project will be implemented in the Northern and western regions of uganda
Kiryandongo, Uyam, Nwoya and Gulu , the targeting of which is based on need
these regions are characterized by high national average levels of poverty
,social deprivations and disability prevalence. Toward this end, the project
brings together three consortium partners with global and local technical and
programatic expertise and track record to deliver a disability inclusive ultra
poor graduation project to overcome exclusion of ultra poor women and persons
with disabilities. This will be achieved through direct intense and time bound
support to ultra poor households through interventions packages customised
around four4 graduation approach pillars of; livelihoods, social protection,
financial inclusion and social empowerment.
To deliver the above mentioned, the consortia adapted the BRAC's targeting
methodology and leveraged on Humanity and Inclusion HI expertise on
disability inclusion programming, and NOWODU's district level women
associations and district level DPOs networks. In addition , HI and NUWODU
will advise on enterprise selection, adaptation of IGA package, provision of
assistive devices and modification of home and work environment to ensure
disability specific needs are met and persons with disabilities are enabled to
run IGAs. These intervention will enhance skills leading to asset
accumulation/diversification, productive autonomy and multiple sources of
capital.

Job Summary Under the supervision of the HI Poverty Shift Project Manager
and in coordination with the Consortium Management Unit and the technical
support of the HI Technical Unit, the MHPSS Worker will have to create and
maintain an environment of strict adherence to professional and HI code of
conduct to ensure provision of standard psychosocial services and to prevents
exploitation of beneficiaries.

Key Duties and Responsibilities
Ensure planning and field coordination of project activities with internal
and external stakeholders
Participate in the monthly HI activity planning meetings
Develop monthly and weekly field activity plans
Implement field activities in collaboration with rehabilitation team
physiotherapist and occupational therapist.
Implement, facilitate and follow-up, on a daily basis, the project
activities in accordance with the project implementation plans
In coordination with consortium partners and poverty shift project manager,
occupational therapist, and physiotherapist, the Psychosocial worker will
Assess needs of people with disabilities identified in coordination with
physiotherapist, occupational therapist, health services and families and/or
caretakers by
Identify and assess for psychosocial needs of beneficiaries and caregivers
according to the psychosocial assessment criteria.
According to the outcomes of the assessment the psychosocial worker with
the rehabilitation team will develop a detailed action plan with appropriate
interventions.
Filling the different assessments and referral forms according to the
assessment's criteria.
Offer secure and appropriate psychosocial support by
Providing psychosocial services based on the informed consent of the
beneficiary and adapted to her/his needs, taking into account the limitations
of the project.
Detecting any evolution of the cases and will modify the action plan
accordingly or refer to relevant colleague, superior or stakeholders.
Using secure and professional methods when working with beneficiaries
Ensure follow up of cases and proper documentation.
Ensuring the responsibility of the service provided to the beneficiary.
Providing appropriate psychosocial sessions to people with disabilities,
including caregivers, through family, groups and individual based approaches
in coordination with relevant services based on the specific situation of the
person.
Providing comprehensive individual and group sessions for people with
disabilities and/or their caregivers jointly and /or not with the PTs/OTs
according the action plan defined.
Facilitating inclusion of beneficiaries into the livelihood opportunities
in the consortia.
Identifying his/her own limits and ask for support before any acts that
could cause harm to beneficiary.
Refer beneficiary to other services when needed
Identify needs for referrals to other relevant stakeholders and monitor
referrals conducted in collaboration with the program manager and the relevant
Technical Advisor livelihoods, MHPSS, Rehabilitation and/or other
Refer persons to appropriate services through adequate referral system in
place; referrals can be discussed in team meetings and in close collaboration
with other colleagues.
Recognize beneficiary needs or situations that need immediate medical care
or protection measure and react in consequence making efforts to ensure that
beneficiary get the appropriate services.
Participate in the data collection and MEAL activities of the project

In close collaboration with the MEAL team
Maintain complete individual files for each beneficiary, including detailed
descriptions of services provided and evolution of the case.
Ensure that complete beneficiary pack is properly filled and signed.
Respect all guidelines and documentation within the project;
Produce weekly activity reports and contribute in the development of
project reports using HI Uganda MEAL templates
Maintain complete documentation for each activity following the
recommendations and template of the project manager
Contribute to the development of the Program Managers activity reports
Participate in project review workshops
Facilitate participation of stakeholders and beneficiaries in monitoring
and evaluation of activities
Ensure that field data collection is charged with the MEAL team.
Demonstration of an ethics, safe, secure and professional practices
To show professional ethics, respect and promote Humanity & Inclusion
mandate and humanitarian principles at all times
To respect the Humanity & Inclusion protection of children policy, the
protection of beneficiaries from sexual exploitation and abuse policy, the
anti-fraud bribery and corruption policy and report to your line manager any
non-respect of HI's policies amongst the teams or partners.
To report any incident or act that causes any harm to beneficiary or to
others
To contribute to the definition and/or update of security framework at
field level
To observe at all times strict commitment to Humanity & Inclusion Security
& Safety regulations as per procedures in place at mission level
To support information internal dissemination to relevant focal persons at
mission level aiming at reinforcing security and safety of Handicap
International staff and assets
To participate in security meetings upon the line manager request and
report relevant information to the appropriate persons


Qualifications, Skills and Experience
The applicant for the Humanity & Inclusion Handicap International
Federation Psychosocial Worker job vacancy must hold a bachelor’s degree in
Community Psychology, Social Sciences, Community development or other relevant
bachelor degrees with proven experience in Psychosocial, mental health and
disability inclusion.
One year of professional experience in an NGO at officer level
At least 2 years of professional experience in MHPSS related work
At least 2 years of professional experience in Education
Experience in consortia lead projects
Experience in the fields of inclusion / accessibility of services /
services to persons with disabilities
Experience in training of adults
Experience working in refugee context.

Competencies
Strong comprehension of the psychosocial issues of children with
disabilities
Proven project activity implementation skills in collaboration with
stakeholders
Capacity building, training and coaching skills
Perfect fluency in written and oral English and strong report writing
skills;
Familiar with MS Office Word, Excel, PowerPoint and internet
Fluently spoken local languages will be an added advantage
Knowledge of project cycle and related tools and methodologies
Knowledge of the Education and Disability Sectors in Uganda

Personal Qualities
Ability to work under high pressure;
Strong interpersonal and intercultural skills
Strong communication and networking skills
Strong interest in the fields related to HI mandate
Strong team player and ability to work independently

Condition
Starting Date October 01st 2020
Length of contract One year - renewable
Gross Salary UGX. 1,319,623 /=

NB
Humanity and Inclusion is an Equal Opportunity Employer, we encourage
females and persons with disabilities to apply to become a part of our
organization.
HI staff must adhere to the values and principles outlined in the Code of
Conduct. In accordance with these values.
HI operates and enforces policies on Beneficiary Protection from Sexual
Exploitation and Abuse, Child Safeguarding, Anti-fraud, bribery, and
corruption.
HI does not solicit funds in exchange for employment opportunities.

How to Apply
If you feel you meet the requirements, please send an updated CV 3 pages max,
including three professional referees current and/or past line managers with
a cover letter as One Document to HR department at recruitment@uganda.hi.org
indicating the position applied for.

Deadline 7 th August 2020 by 500pm

NB Any efforts to influence the recruitment process will lead to automatic
disqualification.


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