HEWAD Reconstruction, Health & Humanitarian Assistance Committee is a non-governmental, non-political, and non-profit charity organization established in 1994. The organization is dedicated to providing medical, educational, social, and humanitarian assistance to the people of Afghanistan, particularly those in need. HEWAD implements primary health care services and prioritizes the delivery of healthcare to the most vulnerable populations, especially women and children. Additionally, HEWAD promotes health education and access to essential services aimed at improving the overall living conditions of Afghan communities.

Commitment to PSEA (Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse):
HEWAD maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA). We are fully committed to ensuring a safe, respectful, and protective environment for all beneficiaries and staff. HEWAD promotes a strong culture of accountability and takes all allegations of SEA seriously, with prompt action taken in line with HEWAD established PSEA policy.

• Develop field visit plan and implemented properly
• Visit the community and give awareness about the activities of MCHC.
• Distribute the Dignity kit to the beneficiary and keep the record properly
• Coordinate and build relationships with communities especially religious leaders, community elders and women about Mental health and psychosocial counselling awareness and services
• Establishes and maintains good working relationships with BPHS /EPHS implementers and concerned stakeholders
• Mobilizes communities to utilize Mother & Child Health Center (MCHC) and Mobile Psychosocial team (MPT) Mental health and psychosocial counselling services.
• Strengths referral system among community and project service delivery points
• During fieldwork support in the identification of Mental health and psychosocial sufferer and referral to psychosocial counsellors.
• Conducts individual or group Mental health and psychosocial counselling awareness and health education as required in MCHC and MPT.
• Helps the MCHC in charge to prepare MPT schedules based on ground reality to ensure the successful implementation of a plan.
• Supports team members in developing and implementing of community-related activities
• Performs any other official tasks assigned by the immediate supervisor.

• University degree in social science or any other relevant field.
• At least two years full time experience in community mobilization and engagement and psychosocial counseling projects.
• Computer knowledge is advantageous.
• Fluency in, Dari and Pashtu.
• Ability to travel too extensively to field.

Applicants meeting the above requirements are requested to apply for this vacancy, please use the following link; https://forms.gle/YpJ4fg7qPT4nSAuGA

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Important Notes:

1. Supporting documents, e.g. diplomas, recommendation letters, identification card(s), etc., are not required at this stage, therefore not to be sent along with the application.

2. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for further assessment.

3. Please remember that we will not consider the CVs for the positions after the closing date.