Job Title: Community Mobilizer- (Female) – Al Hol Camp – Syria (049–2023–Syria)

Application deadline: 06.06.2023

Duty Station: (Female) in Al Hol Camp

• Design the content of and monitoring and evaluation tools for community awareness raising sessions in Protection for (Men-Women-Youth-Children), health, hygiene promotion, nutrition and, in coordination with the line Manager.
• Organize and deliver community awareness raising events as determined by project objectives.
• Monitor and evaluate the outcomes of the community awareness raising sessions.
• Conduct regular field visits to record the protection and safety risks and deliver the key messages.
• Support the collection and documentation of impact and success stories.
• Provide support in explaining services map for camp residents and continuously updating the 4WS.
• Conduct FGDs according to the program needs to insure the participation.
• Managing the info desk and receive the complaints from the beneficiaries and providing the feedback.
• Conduct capacity building trainings for the community leaders.
• Hold regular meetings with community leaders.
• Coordinate with other relevant resources to ensure the delivery of further community awareness sessions on health and hygiene topics.
• Provide daily and weekly reports for the implemented activities.
• Any other duties.

Education:

• University degree.

Experience:

• Minimum 1 years of NGOs work experience in the same field

    Skills/Competencies:

• Good Knowledge of English language, and fluency in Arabic.
• Good experience in the usage of computers and office software packages (MS Word, Excel, and outlook).
• Have high standards of ethics and integrity
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
• Strong negotiation and conflict resolution skills.
• Ability to work under pressure.
• Flexibility in terms of working hours and working locations.

Commitment:

• All role holder is expected to carry out their duties in accordance with our code of business ethics, core values, anti-harassment policy and PSEA policies.