Posted By: Jamghat - A Group Of Street Children
Delhi
Executive/Staff
Program Implementation
Disability
Role and Responsibility
• Training of children on issues like personal cleanliness, hygiene behaviour, sexual and reproductive health, water and sanitation etc.
• Counsellor should handle behavioural and psycho-social issues often manifested by the children and will help to minimize the problem.
• Often conduct group counselling session to reduce peer conflict among the children.
• Care the children suffering from depression or anxiety help them to develop a positive attitude.
• Psychosocial profile of every child should be maintained
• Plan and organize counselling session for staffs if necessary
• Prepare Counselling related document and report regularly to Coordinator.
• Maintain confidentialities of records relating to children’s treatment or personal information
• Any other work assigned by Coordinator or Administrator within ambit of the project.
Competencies required:
• Excellent active listening and communication skills
• Patient, friendly, and accommodating personality.
• Social perceptiveness and an understanding of body language.
• Excellent interpersonal and mediation skills.
About Jamghat-
Jamghat’s origin lies in a stage play, which was initially planned and scripted, in 2003, under the supervision of Action Aid India. The play was performed for the then visiting Prince Charles. It was an instant success and spread all over the country and abroad. Jamghat, the NGO, was established towards the end of 2003, when this group of street children decided against going back to the life on the streets. Children named themselves JAMGHAT, meaning "a lively gathering". From the unplanned beginning, Jamghat has grown into a holistic organization that provides education, vocational training, counselling, health care, theatre opportunities, and emotional support to street children.
About Project –
Sadak, our outreach programme is to connect with street children and their families. Programme will be the first step in journey of these children to change their course of life. It is important to conduct such outreach programme at the location where children are based because being used to life on street, neither children nor their parents are motivated nor interested in coming to a full day centre. Sadak will be an interactive programme for six days in a week using remedial classes, theatre, visual arts, counselling and parent interaction as core activities.
Benefits:
Salary – INR 22,000 per month
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Graduation - Graduate-Other