Call for CVs (Conditional on Project Award): MHPSS Supervisor

Job Summary Job Purpose The MHPSS Supervisor will provide technical and operational supervision to MHPSS staff and activities, ensuring the delivery of safe, ethical, high-quality, and child-centered psychosocial and mental health services to children and other vulnerable groups. Duties and Responsibilities · Supervise and provide technical guidance to MHPSS Counselors, Social Workers, and relevant project staff. · Ensure quality implementation of individual and group counseling and other MHPSS activities. · Review and monitor MHPSS case management, assessments, referrals, follow-up, and case documentation. · Provide regular case consultation, coaching, and technical support to MHPSS staff. · Ensure adherence to MHPSS, child protection, safeguarding, confidentiality, and ethical standards. · Monitor MHPSS activities in Child-Friendly Spaces and other project locations and identify areas for improvement. · Support staff in developing appropriate intervention and follow-up plans for children and families. · Coordinate referrals with specialized mental health, health, protection, and other relevant service providers. · Support the development and delivery of psychoeducation, parenting, awareness, and community-based MHPSS activities. · Conduct regular field visits and provide feedback to field teams to improve service quality. · Review and consolidate monthly and quarterly MHPSS reports and ensure timely submission. · Monitor MHPSS indicators, service quality, case trends, and identified gaps, and provide recommendations to management. · Identify capacity-building needs and organize/co-facilitate relevant training and coaching sessions. · Maintain strict confidentiality and ensure safe and responsible management of MHPSS and case-related information. · Coordinate with Program, Child Protection, MEAL, and other relevant teams to ensure integrated services. · Perform other relevant duties assigned by the supervisor. Job Requirements Requirements · Bachelor's degree in Psychology, Counseling, Social Work, or a related field; Master's degree is an advantage. · Minimum 3–5 years of relevant MHPSS experience , preferably in humanitarian/NGO settings. · Previous experience supervising MHPSS, counseling, or social work teams. · Strong knowledge of child protection, MHPSS principles, safeguarding, and ethical standards. · Experience in case management, referrals, documentation, and quality assurance. · Strong communication, coaching, leadership, and report-writing skills. · Ability to analyze cases and provide appropriate technical guidance. · Good computer skills, particularly MS Office. · Ability and willingness to travel to project sites and monitor field activities. · Fluency in English and relevant local languages is an advantage.