Key Duties and Responsibilities

• Provide individual and group counselling and mental health support to children.
• Assess children’s needs and support diagnosis, treatment planning, and care coordination.
• Work with caregivers, families, and professionals to guide treatment and support recovery.
• Educate children, caregivers, parents, and communities on health, abuse prevention, medication, and available resources.
• Review treatment plans and refer children and families to appropriate support services.
• Monitor, evaluate, and document each child’s progress against treatment goals.
• Maintain records, complete required documentation, and prepare reports, including for legal action where necessary.
• Assess children through interviews, review records, consultations, and relevant evaluations.
• Prepare monthly reports, document success stories, and share relevant therapy research with the team.
• Assess and address behavioral and emotional issues affecting children and families.
• Counsel children affected by trauma, substance abuse, violence, and related challenges.
• Monitor behavioral progress and recommend appropriate interventions.
• Promote child safety and wellbeing in line with legal, ethical, and organisational standards.
• Ensure policy compliance and support responses to reported child abuse cases with Senior Management and law enforcement.
• Lead risk assessments and preparedness for child protection incidents.

Qualifications and Experience

• Diploma or degree in Psychology, with a valid practising licence.
• Experience in child counselling, rehabilitation, behavioural monitoring, or similar child-focused work.
• Ability to monitor and evaluate managed cases and adapt therapeutic methods to each child’s needs.
• Excellent communication skills with children from diverse ages and backgrounds.
• Knowledge of relevant professional, ethical, legal, and regulatory requirements.

• Provide individual and group counselling and mental health support to children.
• Assess children’s needs and support diagnosis, treatment planning, and care coordination.
• Work with caregivers, families, and professionals to guide treatment and support recovery.
• Educate children, caregivers, parents, and communities on health, abuse prevention, medication, and available resources.
• Review treatment plans and refer children and families to appropriate support services.
• Monitor, evaluate, and document each child’s progress against treatment goals.
• Maintain records, complete required documentation, and prepare reports, including for legal action where necessary.
• Assess children through interviews, review records, consultations, and relevant evaluations.
• Prepare monthly reports, document success stories, and share relevant therapy research with the team.
• Assess and address behavioral and emotional issues affecting children and families.
• Counsel children affected by trauma, substance abuse, violence, and related challenges.
• Monitor behavioral progress and recommend appropriate interventions.
• Promote child safety and wellbeing in line with legal, ethical, and organisational standards.
• Ensure policy compliance and support responses to reported child abuse cases with Senior Management and law enforcement.
• Lead risk assessments and preparedness for child protection incidents.

• Ability to monitor and evaluate managed cases and adapt therapeutic methods to each child’s needs.
• Excellent communication skills with children from diverse ages and backgrounds.
• Knowledge of relevant professional, ethical, legal, and regulatory requirements.

• Diploma or degree in Psychology, with a valid practising licence.
• Experience in child counselling, rehabilitation, behavioural monitoring, or similar child-focused work.