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Batch recruitment 3 positions: Child Protection Specialist (MHPSS), Bunia, Democratic Republic of Congo

UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund
📍 RDC 🇨🇩CDI🗓️ 2 months ago

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RDC
CDI

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What this role involves
You will lead UNICEF’s child protection response in Bunia, focusing on mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) for children affected by conflict. Day-to-day, you’ll coordinate with local partners to deliver trauma-informed care, train community workers, and ensure MHPSS is integrated into emergency operations.

Key skills to highlight
Show expertise in MHPSS programme design, especially in fragile settings like DRC. Strong skills in inter-agency coordination, training facilitation, and monitoring of psychosocial outcomes are essential. Familiarity with the Protection Cluster and child safeguarding protocols will set you apart.

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Mention specific MHPSS models you’ve used (e.g., CFS, IPT, or CBT) and quantify impact, such as “trained 150 frontline workers in psychological first aid” or “reduced child distress scores by 30% in a crisis zone.” This proves your hands-on capability.

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