SOS Childrens Villages Youth Care Co-Worker Jobs 2023 – Ethiopia NGO Jobs

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SOS Childrens Villages Youth Care Co-Worker Jobs 2023 – Ethiopia NGO Jobs. SOS Childrens Villages Ethiopia looking for “Youth Care Co-Worker“. Applicants with a degree in University Degree may apply on or before 27th May 2023.

SOS Children’s Villages started in 1949 with an innovative idea. Hermann Gmeiner, a child welfare advocate from Austria, recognized a problem thousands of children in post-war Europe had lost their families, and orphanages presented them with the prospect of a grim institutional childhood. His solution was to develop a model of family-like care – providing children with security and a sense of belonging by building reliable and resilient relationships.

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The SOS Childrens Villages has published a job vacancy announcement on 12th May 2023 for qualified Ethiopians to fill in the vacant post of Youth Care Co-Worker to be based in Harar, Ethiopia.

SOS Childrens Villages Job Vacancy 2023

Job Role:

Properly manages the paperwork and administration for the youth facility in collaboration with the national office
Helps in budget preparation and administration. Accounts for all financial transactions as instructed by his/her manager or the operations department ensuring responsible financial planning at all times
Ensures the properties/facilities and goods in the youth facility are effectively managed
Produces good quality regular and ad-hoc reports in line with requirements from his/her manager and/or the national office
Acts in a professional manner and treats all documentation and information in the strictest of confidence and in line with all SOS policies and procedures
Collects and shares youth care good practices
Ensures the implementation and follow up of the youth care evaluation
Leads the Individual Development Plan (IDP) process and ensures that each youth has an IDP and that this is used effectively
Creates a safe environment for the youths to live in and promotes a supportive environment where each individual is encouraged to be involved in the day to day running of the home,
Enables the youths to take responsibility for their own development and supports them in learning the required personal and practical skills needed to live an independent life.
Encourages them to gain understanding of their social, religious and cultural background.
Works with the mothers in the SOS village from where the youths have been transferred.
Ensures the youths maintain close contact with the SOS mothers, aunties, brothers and sisters.
Maintains close contact and links with the schools/educational facilities to ensure a good understanding of each youths educational abilities and needs.
Guides the youths towards finding suitable employment once they have finished education. Makes contact with colleges, employers and gives career and interview guidance and advice.
Helps the youths gain the financial skills and responsibility needed to lead a secure and independent life outside of the youth facility.