Child Protection Case Worker at INTERSOS Nigeria - 3 Openings in Nigeria

Position Objective

The Child Protection Case Worker is in charge of offering direct assist and case management solutions to at risk children and their families. This position includes evaluating child protection needs, conceptualizing and executing case strategies, presenting psychosocial assist, promoting for children's rights, and managing possessing applicable agencies to guarantee the safety and well-being of children.

Duties

• Carry out complete evaluations of children and families to recognize protection needs and risks.
• Formulate individualized case strategies targeted at safeguarding children and assisting family reunification or alternative care structured.
• Offer psychosocial assist, counselling, and direction to children and caregivers.
• Carry out group outreach and consciousness marketing on child protection key concerns.
• Track and evaluate case advancement routinely, modifying interventions as needed.
• Support for children's rights and guarantee adherence with child protection rules and guidelines.
• Coordinate client recommendations to suitable solutions which includes health, education, lawful assist, and psychosocial assist.
• Preserve precise and private case records in accordance with corporate rules.
• Work alongside regulatory bodies, Nonprofit organizations, group key stakeholders, and other participants.
• Engage in learning and capacity-building initiatives connected with child protection.
• Assist capacity-building initiatives for group members which includes group voluntary assistants
• Help in getting ready documentation, recordkeeping, and case studies as necessary.
• Guarantee alignment to child safeguarding rules and professional conduct.
• Execute any other obligations as allocated by the manager.

Qualifications

• At least Certification or Bsc in Community-related Work, Psychology, Sociology, and other community-related science relevant field.
• Proven 2 years’ expertise operating with at risk children and families, ideally in a humanitarian or northwest group setting.
• Deep knowledge of child protection principles, child rights, and safeguarding rules.
• Robust expertise in Child protection case management solutions
• Clear articulation, interpersonal, and support competencies.
• Capability to operate independently and as part of a cross-functional team.
• Fluency in English and local language (Hausa) will be a plus.
• Competence in recordkeeping and case management software.
• Competence in MS Workspace Suite, CPIMS and data governance.
• Certified and expertise female applicant are inspired to submit application.

Note

• ONLY candidates whose skills meet the qualifications of the role will be reached.
• Application Due date: submit application not later than Thursday, 18th September, 2025 at 12:00 PM.
• INTERSOS is dedicated to delivering staff diversity in terms of gender, nationality, and culture. Individuals from minority groups, indigenous groups, and persons with disabilities are equally inspired to submit application.
• Applications will be examined on a rolling basis. INTERSOS reserves the right to close the ad before the stated due date if a appropriate fit is recognized.
• INTERSOS possesses a PSEA Regulatory framework that the successful applicant will be anticipated to adhere with and advance.