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VALUE BASED COUNSELING® EXPERT (Master Trainer and Translator)

NGO
📍 Gabon 🇬🇦Freelance🗓️ about 1 month ago

Job Description

Gabon
Freelance

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About us Ipso gGmbH ( https: Ipso was a driving force for the integration of VBC® into the Basic Package of Health Services, Essential Package of Hospital Services and National Mental Health Strategy of the Afghan public health system between 2011 and 2016. With donor funding from the EU and the German Foreign Office, Ipso trained more than 500 men and women as Psychosocial Counselors, of whom 380 were employed at Comprehensive Health Centers countrywide, and developed a train-the-trainers system for sustainability. Doctors and nurses were trained to team up with counselors for referrals of patients whose symptoms were related to social stress. Keeping the original counseling quality standards turned out to be the biggest challenge after Ipso handed training over to the Ministry of Public Health. Since 2016, a Mental Health and Psychosocial Center in Kabul provides services to Afghans who suffer from a high mental health burden and high level of stress in their daily lives and provides immediate trauma care after exposure to potentially traumatizing events. The Center offers individual face-to-face and online psychosocial counseling to adolescent and adult beneficiaries across the country regardless of gender, ethnicity and economic situation, runs a day care center and offers outpatient psychiatric assessment and treatment. Psychosocial counselors provide online counseling to clients across the country for those who cannot visit the center in person.

Expérience

The center in Kabul is run by the Afghan NGO IPSO, supported by Ipso gGmbH. To ensure Afghan ownership, Ipso gGmbH does not base international consultants or staff in Afghanistan but has been building the capacity of the Afghan NGO to run the center during short trips and online. A key element of success has been the use of highly qualified consultants with extensive country experience able to train Afghan women and men in our Value Based Counseling® approach as psychosocial counselors, trainers and master trainers, to supervise the same, to continuously develop the counseling approach and training methods further.. Purpose of the consultancy The consultant will ensure the quality of the MHPSS services provided by the center with a focus on Value Based Counseling®. Scope of Work and time period The consultant will Provide trainings and supportive technical supervision of psychosocial counselors and occupational therapists at the Center, Translate from Dari and Pashto to English and vice versa for English-speaking trainers and supervisors,

Formation / Diplômes

Provide further education in Value Based Counseling® to technical staff of the center. Services will be required as soon as the contract is awarded to 31 December 2027. Consultant’s Fees and Other Costs The consultant will be remunerated on a person-day basis (rates inclusive of VAT), up to a maximum of 80 chargeable days. Criteria for consultant The consultant is required to have: Qualification as a licensed VBC® Trainer of National Mental Health Trainers for Psychosocial Counselors Demonstrated in-depth methodological knowledge of the Value Based Counseling® approach, At least 15 years of demonstrated continuous professional experience as a VBC® Supervisor and 10 years as VBC® Master Trainer in the Afghan context, including the specific sociocultural environment in which Psychosocial Counselors currently work in Afghanistan. Working languages (written and spoken proficiency): English, Dari and Pashto. The consultant is required to be:

Autres informations

Curious, creative and has a self-motivated work approach, including being comfortable working remotely with a diverse organization, Willing to align their work to Afghan working hours (GMT+4:30) in regard to the time zone, weekends and national holidays.

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