Requirements

• Minimum of OND/NCE or bachelor’s degree in education, Social Work, Psychology, or related field
  
• Experience working with children in humanitarian or development settings.
  
• Previous experience in CFS or community-based programs is an advantage.
  

Key Skills and Competencies

• Effective communication and facilitation skills
  
• Ability to engage and interact effectively with children of different age groups.
  
• Basic understanding of child protection principles
  
• Creativity and enthusiasm in organizing activities.
  
• Patience, empathy, and teamwork
  

Activity Implementation

• Facilitate age-appropriate recreational and learning activities for children.
  
• Organize games, storytelling, arts, and structured play sessions.
  
• Support children’s psychosocial well-being and emotional expression.
  

Child Protection and Safeguarding

• Ensure a safe and inclusive environment for all children.
  
• Identify and report child protection concerns.
  
• Adhere to child safeguarding and PSEA policies.
  
• Promote positive behavior and non-violent discipline.
  

Registration and Attendance

• Register children attending the CFS activities.
  
• Maintain accurate attendance records and participant data.
  

Community Engagement

• Mobilize children and caregivers to participate in CFS activities.
  
• Engage with parents and community members to promote child protection awareness.
  

Referral and Coordination

• Identify children in need of specialized services and refer appropriately.
  
• Coordinate with caseworkers and protection teams.
  

Reporting and Documentation

• Maintain daily records of activities conducted.
  
• Submit weekly and monthly reports to supervisors.
  
• Document success stories and challenges.
  

Facility and Materials Management

• Ensure proper use and care of CFS materials and equipment.
  
• Maintain cleanliness and safety of the Child Friendly Space