Help Generation (HG) is a non-profit, women-led local Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). Registered with the Ministry of Justice of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (Certificate No. 4459), HG maintains a strong regional presence across six regions of Ethiopia, namely Tigray, Amhara, Oromia, Southern Ethiopia, Afar, and Addis Ababa. Our core mission focuses on Protection, Education, Livelihood Development, and Humanitarian Emergency Response. Currently, with funding from UNICEF, HG is implementing the GBV (Gender-Based Violence) and CP (Child Protection) Preparedness and Response Plan in the North Regions. This project addresses the conflict and drought crisis across five woredas in Afar Zone 2 and 4: Dalol, Koneba, Megale, Yallo, and Erebti. HG is now becoming fully operational in Yallo, Erebti, and Megalle Weredas, and we are seeking dedicated employees to join our mission in these locations.

The Social Worker is responsible for providing survivor-centered Gender-Based Violence prevention and response services(Support) under the Gender-Based Violence and CP (Child Protection) Preparedness and Response Plan in the North Regions in three woreda of Afar Zones, namely Yallo, Megalle, and Erebti Weredas, Working under the supervision of the GBV prevention and Response Officer,  he/she contributes to community-based GBV prevention activities, supports awareness raising and behavior change initiatives, and ensures accurate and confidential documentation and reporting of activities and cases.

Duties and Responsibilities

GBV Case Management and Survivor Support

• Identify and safely receive GBV survivors using survivor-centered, rights-based, and ethical approaches.

• Provide survivor-centered support, including psychosocial first aid and referrals to health, legal, protection, and livelihood services.

• Facilitate timely and appropriate referrals to health, legal, protection, shelter, and livelihood services in line with established referral pathways.

• Follow up on cases, with informed consent, to ensure continuity and quality of services.

 Community Engagement and GBV Prevention

• Facilitate community dialogues, sensitization sessions, youth initiatives, and outreach events to promote GBV awareness and prevention.

•  Support community-based activities including VESA groups, Anti-HTP committees, and other local structures.

•  Engage community leaders, women’s groups, youth, and other community structures to strengthen GBV prevention efforts.

C. Project Implementation Support

• Support implementation of project activities according to approved work plans and schedules.

• Assist in organizing trainings, workshops, community events, and advocacy activities.

• Support distribution and use of IEC materials at the community level.

• Support the technical implementation of advocacy, awareness, and outreach activities.

D. Monitoring, Reporting, and Documentation

• Collect, compile, and submit accurate field-level data on activities and survivor support to the Project Officer.

• Prepare weekly and monthly activity summaries as required.

• Contribute to the documentation of good practices, lessons learned, success stories, and challenges in line with ethical and confidentiality standards.

• Support monitoring visits and evaluations of ongoing project activities 

E. Coordination and Professional Conduct

• Coordinate with local service providers, community-based organizations, and relevant government offices at the community level.

• Participate in local GBV coordination meetings and forums as assigned.

• Uphold safeguarding policies, confidentiality, and code of conduct at all times.

• Perform other related duties as assigned by the Project Officer.

IV. Accountability

• Supervision: Reports to the GBV Prevention and Response Officer.

• Data and Information: Responsible for accurate, timely, and confidential handling of GBV case and activity data.

• Assets: Responsible for the proper use and care of assigned project materials and equipment.

Job Requirements

1. Professional Qualifications

• Minimum: A Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Gender Studies, Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology, or related social sciences.

• Desirable: Additional training in GBV case management, psychosocial support, or protection programming.

2. Relevant Experience

    Required Skills:

• Practical knowledge of survivor-centered approaches and referral mechanisms.

• Strong community facilitation and interpersonal skills.

• The ability to handle sensitive cases with high confidentiality and professionalism.

 Desirable Assets and Language:

• Direct experience working with vulnerable women and girls.

Language 

        English and Local Languages (Afar) are mandatory 

3. Length of Experience

• Minimal: At least 2–3 years in GBV, protection, social work, or humanitarian/development programming.

    Essential: Two (2) to three (3) years of direct experience with vulnerable populations is considered essential for this role.

4. Key Skills

    Core Competencies: Excellent communication, counseling, and interpersonal abilities.

• Strong commitment to ethical standards and women's rights.

•  Empathy, cultural sensitivity, and reliability.

Technical & Field Skills:

• Proficiency in community documentation and basic computer use (Word, Excel, email).

• Ability to work effectively in field settings and team environments.

How To Apply

APPLICATION PROCEDURE: 

Interested applicants are submitting a CV, motivation letter, and credentials to: info@helpgeneration.org,ktesfaye@helpgeneration.org. and/or ethiojobs.com before February 3, 2026, during work time before the closing date of this announcement.

Important: All applicants MUST specify the Woreda they are applying to in the subject line  and  in their motivation letter.

Qualified women are encouraged to apply 

Job Requirements BA Degree in Social Work, Gender Studies, Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology or in a related field of study with relevant work experience Duties and Responsibilities: - Identify and safely receive GBV survivors using survivor-centered, rights-based, and ethical approaches. - Provide survivor-centered support, including psychosocial first aid and referrals to health, legal, protection, and livelihood services. - Facilitate timely and appropriate referrals to health, legal, protection, shelter, and livelihood services in line with established referral pathways. How to Apply Submit your application, updated CV and supporting credentials via email: info@helpgeneration.org,ktesfaye@helpgeneration.org