Caregiver Skills Training (CST) Facilitator

About the Project:

NAMASTE is a research project that aims to design and implement a flexible, evidence-based pathway towards universal health coverage for children with autism, through a program of research, training, and capacity building across Nepal, India, and Sri Lanka. This is a collaborative research project, led by the University of Manchester in the UK and India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. In Nepal, the ACNS collaborate to conduct this project in Godawari Municipality, Lalitpur district.

Major responsibilities:

The CST Facilitator will be responsible for the following duties, but not limited to:

• Receive training and achieve competency in delivering Caregiver Skills Training (CST Program) for families of children with developmental delays or disabilities
• Attend the supervision and refresher training sessions delivered by the CST Trainers/Supervisors.
• Prepare, plan, and deliver sessions to families during training and beyond
• Efficiently manage group sessions, including documentation of the sessions
• Support the NAMASTE team in the field implementation of the program along with the CST Team
• Coordinate with the community-based facilitators for the delivery of the CST services
• Make frequent field visits and conduct meetings with external stakeholders/ authorities
• Liaison with external bodies and government authorities on the district/Municipality
• Collaborate with the ACNS and NAMASTE team to track and assist with project activities and timelines
• Establish and maintain coordination with relevant stakeholders and service providers for project implementation within Godawari Municipality