Childcare Space Facilitator

SOS Children's Villages Nepal, a non-governmental social development organisation, supports children without parental care and families in difficult living conditions through services in care, education, health and emergency relief. We advocate for the rights of children and young people, in alliance with a great diversity of partners.  We offer a secure and friendly work environment and are committed to safeguarding the rights of children by having zero tolerance policy in this regard. We are further committed to providing a safe environment for coworkers and children, young people and adults with whom we work, where human rights are respected and upheld, and healthy relations are fostered by building organisational systems, capacity, and awareness on our Child and Youth Safeguarding Policy and Code of Conduct. We are now looking for interested and qualified individuals for various full- time contract positions under the Nepal Multi-location Flood Response Project.

Job Position:

Childcare Space Facilitator: 3 (Based in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading – one position in each location)

The Childcare Space Facilitator, under the supervision of the Field Coordinator, is responsible for supporting the day-to-day operation of safe, inclusive and supportive spaces for children affected by the crisis. The position will facilitate age-appropriate learning, recreational and psychosocial activities and work closely with children, caregivers, volunteers and community members to promote children’s well-being and protection.

Key performance areas and main responsibilities:

• Facilitate age-appropriate educational, recreational, life skills and psychosocial activities for children at Child-Friendly Spaces.
• Ensure a safe, inclusive and child-friendly environment and promote the safety, protection and well-being of children attending space.
• Identify children who may require additional support and refer concerns to the appropriate programme staff through established referral pathways.
• Communicate and build positive relationships with children, caregivers and community members and encourage their participation in CFS activities.
• Coordinate with the Field Coordinator, Psychosocial Coordinator, schools and community stakeholders for effective implementation of activities.
• Maintain basic records of activities and attendance and submit regular updates to the Field Coordinator.

 Qualifications, experience and skills:

• A minimum of a High School Graduate (10+2) qualification with at least a second division or equivalent.
• Preference will be given to candidates with at least one year of experience working with children, families or community-based programmes.
• Strong communication skills in both English and Nepali, along with proficiency in computer applications.
• Strong interpersonal skills and a positive attitude.

Salary and other benefits: As per the policies of the organisation