UGANET is recruiting 34 field staff to support its refugee response and field operations across 10 refugee settlements and host-community locations in Uganda.

The GBV Case Workers will be responsible for providing direct support and case management services to survivors of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) within refugee settlements and host communities. This includes conducting assessments, developing care plans, providing psychosocial support, referrals to specialized services, and ensuring follow-up and monitoring of cases. The role requires a strong understanding of GBV principles, child protection, and human rights.

Qualifications:

A passion for human rights, gender equality, access to justice, and the protection of vulnerable communities is essential. Candidates should possess strong interpersonal and communication skills, empathy, and the ability to work effectively with diverse populations. Experience in case management, psychosocial support, or related fields is highly desirable. A relevant academic background in social work, psychology, human rights, or a related discipline is preferred.

Experience:

Previous experience working with vulnerable populations, particularly refugees or survivors of GBV, is an advantage.

Work Environment:

This is a field-based position requiring willingness to work in challenging environments within refugee settlements and host communities. UGANET is committed to safeguarding, accountability, and a safe working environment.