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Employer: AFRO ETHIOPIA INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT Employment: Full-Time | Permanent Place of Work: Bahirdar City and Bahirdar Zuria Woredas - Ethiopia Deadline: June, 20/2025 (3 days left)
Required Education: BSc or higher in Psychology, Social Work, Mental Health, or Public Health
Experience: 3+ years (in MHPSS, preferably NGO)
Assessment of Needs: Conduct assessments to identify the psychosocial needs of affected individuals and communities.
Individual Counseling: Provide one-on-one counseling sessions to help individuals cope with stress, anxiety, and trauma related to the outbreak.
Group Therapy: Facilitate group therapy sessions to foster peer support and collective healing within affected communities.
Crisis Intervention: Offer immediate psychological support during crises, such as after a death or severe illness.
Community Awareness Programs: Develop and implement educational programs to raise awareness about mental health and available psychosocial support.
Capacity Building: Train local health workers and communities.
Support for Families: Provide support to families of cholera patients, addressing their emotional and psychological needs.
Coping Strategies: Teach coping strategies and stress management techniques to help individuals manage their emotional responses.
Advocacy: Advocate for the inclusion of psychosocial support in health response plans and funding proposals.
Documentation: Maintain accurate and confidential records of counseling sessions and interventions to track progress and needs.
Culturally Sensitive Practices: Ensure that all psychosocial support activities are culturally sensitive and appropriate for the community.
Feedback Collection: Gather feedback from participants to improve service delivery and ensure it meets the community's needs.
Follow-Up Support: Provide ongoing follow-up support to individuals who have received services, ensuring continued access to necessary resources and addressing any emerging issues.
Funnel Questioning: Utilize the funnel questioning method to assess the emotional and psychological needs of individuals, starting with broad inquiries and narrowing down to specific issues.
Writing Case Stories: Document individual experiences through case stories to illustrate the impact of psychosocial support and identify common themes in community needs.
Perform other duties as assigned by the project coordinator.
Number of Positions: 1
Interested applicants can submit their cover letter, CV, and supporting documents via the organization's email within 5 working days from the date this vacancy is announced/posted.
Encouragement: AEID encourages female applicants.
Zero Tolerance: AEID has zero tolerance for corruption, abuse, and exploitation of vulnerable people.
Communication: Only short-listed candidates will be communicated with.
Duty Station: The duty station will be in Bahirdar City and Bahirdar Zuria Woredas, where cholera epidemic response will be given.
Aregawiyan Building, 3rd Floor, Bahir Dar City
Mobile: 0987923311 / 0913544713 Office Hours: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM (Working Days Only)
Date of Announcement: June 16, 2025 and Deadline: June 20, 2025
Afro Ethiopia Integrated Development (AEID) is a non-political, non-religious and non-governmental organization (NGO) established to engaging in supplying safe drinking water to alleviate sanitation problems and work on integrated developmental projects to reduce poverty in Ethiopia.
We intervene where there is severe shortage of clean drinking water, low environmental protection, multi layered social problem and etc.
AEID was established in December 2003 and registered legally with the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) and the Federal Disaster & Preparedness Agency (DPA) .We had renewed our license and re-registered from the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopian Charities & Societies Agency valid until October 28, 2012. Again , we have renewed our registration license from the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopian Charities & Societies Agency issued on December 26,2012 to be renewed every three years as Ethiopian Residents Charity in accordance with Charities & Societies Proclamation No.621/2009 bearing the number 0215.