Sunsar Maya

Mental Health Therapist

Sunsar Maya

Mental Health Therapist

Sunsar Maya is a NGO based in Kathmandu and San Francisco, CA. Our mission is to build pathways out of poverty by improving the livelihoods of vulnerable children and women through holistic, community-based services. Our organisation focuses on three main programs: an after-school program that provides academic, emotional, and medical support for children living in orphanages and extreme poverty; a women’s literacy program to empower and educate women in our community; and teacher trainings in rural schools to provide educators with resources to help them improve outcomes in their classrooms.

Mental Health Therapist

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Sunsar Maya is seeking a Mental Health Therapist with experience working with at-risk and disadvantaged children (including those that are orphaned and/or living in extreme poverty) to work in our Jorpati and Mahalaxmi locations. The therapist will spend three days per week at each location from approximately 3-6pm providing both individual and group therapies.

The therapist will work directly with the program and operations managers in Nepal and report to the executive director in the U.S.

Responsibilities:

  • Create and carry out comprehensive assessments and therapy plans for all children: art, music, and play therapies encouraged
  • Providing all needed treatment, both individual and group therapies
  • Keep detailed (online) records for each student
  • Provide recommendations and at-home therapy plans for staff and caretakers
  • Provide training to Sunsar Maya staff on identifying needs and treatments
  • Hold individual and group training and workshop sessions with family members and caretakers on providing better care
  • Work with Sunsar Maya management on building better services for our students
  • Provide regular reports to executive director in U.S.
  • Communicate with advisory therapists in U.S. on therapies, approaches, etc.

Desired​ ​Skills​ ​and​ ​Experience:

  • Experienced working with children (minimum 3 years)
  • Specific interest/experience in:
  1. At-risk and disadvantaged children
  2. Trauma and anxiety
  • Continued training in updated methodologies and approaches
  • Strong oral and written skills–evaluation and report writing
  • Fluency in English (to communicate with U.S. staff)

Applying Procedure:

Please send CV and cover letter to [email protected]

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