2–3 years of experience in GBV prevention and response programming.
Strong knowledge of GBV, child protection, and psychosocial support (PSS) principles.
Demonstrated experience in women’s protection programs, including empowerment initiatives, reproductive health, and counseling.
Experience working with communities, implementing GBV prevention programs, and providing services in shelters and rural settings.
In-depth technical expertise in protection, women and girls’ safe spaces programming, and GBV-related issues.
Strong understanding of gender inequality, discrimination, and violence against women and girls.

Provide counseling services to GBV survivors and refer them to appropriate case management services when necessary.
Accurately document and store GBV data using the GBV Information Management Systems (GBVIMS/GBVIMS+), in line with inter-agency information-sharing protocols.
Facilitate emotional support group sessions for women and girls at risk of or affected by GBV, in compliance with best practices and LABDI’s
Conduct awareness-raising activities to promote safe and timely help-seeking behaviors among survivors.
Disseminate clear, inclusive, and actionable information on available GBV services.
Refer survivors to appropriate healthcare and other multidisciplinary services.
Assess and map available services for GBV survivors within the community.
Provide targeted assistance to address urgent needs of survivors.
Share relevant information with women and girls at risk of GBV.
Support the GBV Officer and GBV Manager in implementing GBV program activities.
Maintain an active field presence to ensure effective implementation, supervision, and monitoring of GBV interventions.

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