Caseworker

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• Provide life‑saving response and case management services to individuals affected by and at risk of violence against women and children, including domestic violence, early and forced marriage, sexual abuse and exploitation, and child abuse. • Ensure that survivors receive timely, survivor‑centred individual case management support through registration, assessments, case plans, safety planning, direct service provision, referrals, and regular follow‑up in line with international best practice standards and SOPs. • Conduct follow‑up and monitoring visits based on the urgent protection needs and safety risks identified for each survivor. • Escalate urgent, high‑risk, or complex cases immediately to the direct supervisor to enable rapid life‑saving action. • Establish and maintain constructive and confidential relationships with service providers to ensure rapid and effective referral pathways. • Work closely with other teams and sectors to ensure the effective identification and support of survivors of violence against women and children. • Support the establishment and facilitation of therapeutic and psychosocial support groups for survivors of violence against women and children. • Ensure strict adherence to principles of confidentiality, informed consent, best interests of the child, Do No Harm, and other case management and safeguarding standards, including proper use of case management tools and forms. • Work with cultural sensitivity and uphold the dignity of vulnerable individuals, families, and members of host and displaced communities at all times. • 2 years’ experience working with case management domain. • Ability to communicate in English and French and Kinyarwanda through verbal and written communication. • Good technical understanding of Violence against Women and Children, child protection and community based approaches. • Computer knowledge. • Strong interpersonal and communication and interviewing skills. • Be able to prioritize tasks.