• Undertake vulnerability assessments, provide appropriate psychosocial intervention to children and adolescents, their parents and caregivers, and general populations, and make referrals for further support.
• Conduct psychosocial group interventions and provide focused psychosocial support to clients in need.
• Supervise and build the capacity of the staff of OCMC and the Hospital.
• Conduct community-based psychosocial orientation and sensitization programs for targeted communities 
• Maintain case documentation.
• Participate in project coordination meetings and weekly peer supervision and support meetings.
• Make frequent field visits for case identification and provide essential psychosocial support.
• Advocate for the promotion of psychosocial support activities with local governments and other stakeholders.
• Follow the inputs and additional responsibilities provided by the project coordinator when it comes to the strategic benefits of the project.

Duration: 1-year (possibility of extension)
Starting Date: At the earliest