YHDO is a non-governmental and non-for-profit organization established in 2009, registered with ministry of economy in Afghanistan. YHDO works with interdisciplinary professionals to develop and implement innovative, culturally appropriate, evidence based interventions.

Specific Responsibilities:

• Prepare and perform public awareness programs androgenize awareness raising workshops accordingly within community as well as related government departments (MoLSA, MoJ, MoI. Etc).
• Design and distribute brushers, leaflets and handout in community and to train participants.
• Investigate allegations of abuse and neglect committed against children.
• Lead community engagement activities to identify vulnerable populations and implement preventive measures.
• Provide family mediation and reintegration services.
• Conduct consensus dialogues with the victim's family, culminating in the family signing a commitment letter that they will not engage the victim in further TIP or other types of exploitation.
• Provide awareness services for students and teachers in schools.
• Perform interviews with any or all of the following: children, parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, educators, medical personnel, psychologists, etc.
• Collect testimonial and documentary evidence, such as medical reports, arrest records, court documents, etc.
• Coordinate and manage post-integration services for VoTIP in their respective provinces, ensuring seamless transitions and support for survivors.
• Testify in court proceedings when needed.
• Provide awareness and counseling sessions on life skills and child rights.
• Conduct regular follow-ups of cases registered with the shelter.
• Keep daily records in a confidential and safe manner.
• Prepare daily and monthly reports for the direct supervisor.
• Counsel patients' families/caretakers if needed.
• Conduct follow-up visits to families to assess the situation of reintegrated children.
• Assess and ensure the safety and protection of boys after family/society reintegration.
• Refer clients' cases to external structures if needed and agreed upon with shelter management.
• Perform any other tasks in line with the job description and assigned by the direct supervisor.

Skills and Qualifications Required:

• University degree in social services, law, or psychology.
• Experience working on human rights and access to justice related projects, ideally with children (1 year minimum).
• Good knowledge of children’s rights and the child protection sector.
• Strong reporting and presentation skills.
• Excellent oral and writing skills in Pashto, Dari, and English.
• Able to provide reports on or before their due time and upon any further request by the immediate supervisor.

Respect for confidentiality and a sense of security

Please indicate the Position Title, province name and Vacancy Number in subject of your email and application, otherwise your application will not be considered

Please send your CV and application to :  recruitmentyhdo@gmail.com