Sunrise Home In-charge Mid Level

SO Nepal
Location: Sunrise Home,Shivapuri-6,Gurje-Nuwakot
Salary:As Per Organization's Rule
Posted Date: 2021-11-21 Deadline: 2021-11-23
  • Nos. of Opening : 1
  • Location : Sunrise Home Shivapuri-6 Gurje-Nuwakot
  • Experience : 3 years +
  • Working Position : Mid Level
  • Salary : As Per Organization's Rule
  • Category : NGO / INGO / Social work
Job Description

 

 

 

  1. Job Title: Sunrise Home In-charge

 

  1. Background:                                                                                                                                                                                   SO Nepal (NGO) in partnership with SCAI Australia (INGO) has been working in the field of child protection and child development through a holistic approach since 2005. SCAI & SO believe all children should have the right to be with their biological families wherever possible, and aim to re-connect and reintegrate the children with their own biological /extended families as long as it in their best interest. SO/SCAI also provides temporary residential care and support to vulnerable children with no alternative /family care option. The Sunrise Home In-charge is responsible to for the overall smooth operation of Sunrise Home under the direct supervision of the Program Manager.

 

  1. Contract Type: Full time Live-in carer. Contract renewal on annual basis, based on performance review.

 

  1. Reporting to: Program Manager SO Nepal and SCAI Australia

 

  1. Duty Station: Sunrise Home, Shivapuri-6, Gurje-Nuwakot (Visits outside Sunrise Home and to different education scholarship programs of SCAI projects  may be required as per the need of projects from time to time)

 

  1. Role of the employee: The Sunrise  Home In-charge will carry out the following duties:

 

    Overall:

  • Shall be familiar with SO/SCAI Vision, Mission, Values and Objectives.
  • Shall be familiar with and abide by the rules, regulation and policies of the organizations.
  • Shall be familiar with governmental guidelines and polices related to children and their protection.
  • Be free from all forms of discrimination (sex, ethnicity, religion, nationality, politics etc.)

Specific:

Child Care/Counselling

  • Deliver the services to children in Sunrise Home as per the approved plan in a very transparent and efficient way.
  • Ensure that all children in Sunrise Home receive appropriate care, guidance, mentoring and emotional support.
  • Ensure that children receive group and/or individual psychosocial counseling on a regular basis.
  • Monitor the children’s physical as well as mental health, education, personal behavior, socialization aspect for the overall growth of children.
  • Conduct psychosocial assessment /session for Sunrise Home and reintegrated  children and identify the support needed and report to manager/SCAI 
  • Maintain case files and keep records of child counseling history, case management and closure.
  • Conduct home/field visit to SO program and other SCAI funded program in order to accomplish SO/SCAI mission and vision.
  • Inspire and motivate the children, youth and their families to reach their full potential.

 

Education and personal development

  • Ensure that all children in Sunrise Home attend school regularly.
  • Monitor their school environment to detect any issues they may be facing at school.
  • Organize interaction with teachers of Kalika School to monitor their academic and extracurricular performance.
  • Oversee and support the children in their home studies.
  • Oversee and support the children to be involved in age-appropriate extracurricular activities.

 

Reconnection/ Reintegration /Program/Reporting

  • Work with the Program Manager to actively trace children’s families and keep children informed of the action taken and progress in an age-appropriate manner.
  • Ensure that the re-connection of children is made with their family/relatives as soon as possible after entering Sunrise Home.
  • Provide the opportunity to the children and family members to meet each other on a regular basis (based on appropriate documentation), and regular phone contact in between and when physical visits may not be possible due to distance or other factors.
  • Ensure that children have the opportunity to visit the home of their parents/relatives especially during Dasain/Tihar holidays as much as possible (and plan this well in advance to maximise their opportunities).
  • Facilitate trainings/workshops for children and staff members of SO Nepal and other program of SCAI funding in coordination with SO Program Manager and SCAI.

 

Reporting/Admin

  • Carry out overall supervision and administration of Sunrise Home.
  • Supervise Sunrise Home staff and make sure they maintain appropriate personal hygiene of all children.
  • Oversee logistic arrangements.
  • Make sure that all property of Sunrise Home is protected and preserved.
  • Make sure that requests/orders of all food and non-food materials for Sunrise Home are requested in advance to SO Kathmandu office.
  • Maintain all files and documentation related to children including child, health and education files.
  • Maintain records and ledgers of all materials received and used /issued.
  • Maintain visitor log-book and donation book.
  • Maintain incoming and outgoing log-book for staff.
  • Maintain leave record of staff.
  • Ensure that the approved food calendar is maintained and children get food according to calendar.
  • Ensure safety equipment’s such as fire extinguisher and first aid box are in place up to date.
  • Monthly and other periodic reporting
  • Attend SO/SCAI office when requested by Program Manager/SCAI.
  • Any other task assigned by SO and SCAI.

 

 

  1. Eligibility Creteria:
  • Applicant is required to have completed a bachelor’s degree in humanities and social science or any other related field. Have completed minimum 6 months psycosocial counseling trainig and have minimum 3 +years relavant work experiences or post gradaute diploma in psycosocial counselling and 1+ years work expereince in relavant sector.
  • Must be female, matured and above the age of 27 years..
  • Flexible in duty hours and must be willing  to work on weekend/festivals (as role is full time live-in carer).
  • Prior relavant work experience in NGO/INGO sector is mandatory.
  • Caring, gentle personality, passionate about children and SO/SCAI’s mission, and ready to work under pressure.
  • Be respectul and polite.
  • No political affiliation.
  • Be in excellent physical and mental heath.
  • Willing to visit remote areas and work with vulnerable  children /communities.

 

  1. Remuneration:  Commensurable as per the rule of organisation

Job Specification

  1. Role of the employee: The Sunrise  Home In-charge will carry out the following duties:

    Overall:

  • Shall be familiar with SO/SCAI Vision, Mission, Values and Objectives.
  • Shall be familiar with and abide by the rules, regulation and policies of the organizations.
  • Shall be familiar with governmental guidelines and polices related to children and their protection.
  • Be free from all forms of discrimination (sex, ethnicity, religion, nationality, politics etc.)

Specific:

Child Care/Counselling

  • Deliver the services to children in Sunrise Home as per the approved plan in a very transparent and efficient way.
  • Ensure that all children in Sunrise Home receive appropriate care, guidance, mentoring and emotional support.
  • Ensure that children receive group and/or individual psychosocial counseling on a regular basis.
  • Monitor the children’s physical as well as mental health, education, personal behavior, socialization aspect for the overall growth of children.
  • Conduct psychosocial assessment /session for Sunrise Home and reintegrated  children and identify the support needed and report to manager/SCAI 
  • Maintain case files and keep records of child counseling history, case management and closure.
  • Conduct home/field visit to SO program and other SCAI funded program in order to accomplish SO/SCAI mission and vision.
  • Inspire and motivate the children, youth and their families to reach their full potential.

 

Education and personal development

  • Ensure that all children in Sunrise Home attend school regularly.
  • Monitor their school environment to detect any issues they may be facing at school.
  • Organize interaction with teachers of Kalika School to monitor their academic and extracurricular performance.
  • Oversee and support the children in their home studies.
  • Oversee and support the children to be involved in age-appropriate extracurricular activities.

 

Reconnection/ Reintegration /Program/Reporting

  • Work with the Program Manager to actively trace children’s families and keep children informed of the action taken and progress in an age-appropriate manner.
  • Ensure that the re-connection of children is made with their family/relatives as soon as possible after entering Sunrise Home.
  • Provide the opportunity to the children and family members to meet each other on a regular basis (based on appropriate documentation), and regular phone contact in between and when physical visits may not be possible due to distance or other factors.
  • Ensure that children have the opportunity to visit the home of their parents/relatives especially during Dasain/Tihar holidays as much as possible (and plan this well in advance to maximise their opportunities).
  • Facilitate trainings/workshops for children and staff members of SO Nepal and other program of SCAI funding in coordination with SO Program Manager and SCAI.

 

Reporting/Admin

  • Carry out overall supervision and administration of Sunrise Home.
  • Supervise Sunrise Home staff and make sure they maintain appropriate personal hygiene of all children.
  • Oversee logistic arrangements.
  • Make sure that all property of Sunrise Home is protected and preserved.
  • Make sure that requests/orders of all food and non-food materials for Sunrise Home are requested in advance to SO Kathmandu office.
  • Maintain all files and documentation related to children including child, health and education files.
  • Maintain records and ledgers of all materials received and used /issued.
  • Maintain visitor log-book and donation book.
  • Maintain incoming and outgoing log-book for staff.
  • Maintain leave record of staff.
  • Ensure that the approved food calendar is maintained and children get food according to calendar.
  • Ensure safety equipment’s such as fire extinguisher and first aid box are in place up to date.
  • Monthly and other periodic reporting
  • Attend SO/SCAI office when requested by Program Manager/SCAI.
  • Any other task assigned by SO and SCAI.

 

Apply Instructions

Sunrise Orphanage is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages people from all backgrounds to apply. Eligible candidates are encouraged to apply with an application letter stating the suitability of the candidate for this position. The latest CV, passport size photo, copy of citizenship should be attached along with the application. The application must be submitted by 23rd Nov 2021 5 pm to sunrisenepal2005@gmail.com

Applications received after the deadline will not be accepted.

  • Candidates from disadvantaged groups are strongly encouraged to apply. Candidate Having completed a minimum of 6 months of psychosocial counseling training and have a minimum of 3 +years relevant work experience or post graduate diploma in psychosocial counseling and 1+ years work experience in the relevant sector will be given high priority.

Only shortlisted candidates will be notified of the selection process. Telephone inquiries will not be entertained. Sunrise orphanage requires that everybody associated with it abide by the Child Protection Policy. A candidate needs to submit a police report prior to the final appointment.

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Organization Summary

About Sunrise Orphanage

SO Nepal  was established by a group of Nepali professionals      comprising academician, social activist, entrepreneur, doctor etc and is a non-profitable,    non-political,    non-religious and non-government   organization.  It was registered with District Administration Office, Kathmandu vide its      registration      no.718/061/02   dated 30th    June 2006 (BS 16thAshad    2063)    and    affiliated    with    Social Welfare Council vide its affiliation no.  18089 dated 6th July 2006 (BS 22nd   Ashad 2063).  It works in the field of Child rights, women and community development.  Since  its inception,  it has been providing  the support to the children  as well as their families of vulnerable   community   for  uplifting  their  educational   and  social  status  in the  society.  It works  to  promote  the  rights,  welfare  and  development  of children  living  on the  margins  of society and directly with the children  and their families,  helping them to break away from the effects of discrimination  based on caste, disability,  gender  and social status.

Our Objective

•To support the children being helpless by the reason of war, scarcity, disease, natural disaster, social expulsion, illiteracy, orphan as per the necessity of the country

•To provide free of cost training, skill in the sector of health, sanitation, education and entertainment

•   To attempt to give legal rights to the helpless children

•To circulate feeling in the Society that the children are pillar of the future by discouraging injustice and exploitation done with the children

•   To support in order to stop children trafficking, sexual exploitation and child labor

•To conduct awareness, programs for the children relating to good conduct and responsible attitude

•To conduct rehabilitation home for helpless and handicapped children and support them to release from hunger, disease and malnutrition

•    To provide children the power of self-decision upon making independent

Industry Type NGO / INGO / Social Work
Location Kathmandu,Nepal
Organization Size 1-10
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