FTR Manager at Center for Community and Health Development International (CHAD INT'L)

Loction: Borno state
Employee status: Fixed Term
Duration:12 months with possible renewal
Slot: 2

Position Summary:

The Family Tracing and Reunification (FTR) Officer conduct FTR works with child protection case workers at field level to provide identification, documentation, Tracing, reunification, follow ups and interim family based care services to unaccompanied, separated and missing children as well as supporting caregivers. The incumbent plays a key role of managing FTR caseload through CPIMS database system by collaborating with FTR Database Manager. The FTR manager organizes and conducts FTR field missions and support to child protection caseworkers by also collaborating with FTR Coordinator at National level..

Primary Duties and Responsibilities

• Develop weekly FTR schedules and, debrief the case workers on progress and troubleshoot any particular follow-up, tracing or documentation challenges.
• Prioritize and manage cases of unaccompanied and separated minors (UASC) with great focus of UASC in extremely vulnerable situations
• Conduct tracing actions and temporary care monitoring (TCM) in line with National FTR Working Group and SOPs
• Document all registered cases in the CPIMS (including registration, TCMs, tracing actions, reunifications, cases referrals, etc.) within 7 days of visit
• Conduct weekly meeting with child protection caseworkers, M&E Manager and FTR Database Manager to review case progress and ensure data entry is completed and accurately verified
• Work with the child protection case workers to raise awareness on prevention of family separations and available FTR services and spread relevant prevention messages in accordance with FTR WG SOP
• Ensure that the FTR data is provided for the 5 Ws monthly reports and the CPSC IMO on time
• Facilitate CPIMS caseload audit to ensure quality of documentation, reporting and case management
•  Perform any other duty as maybe assigned to him/her by the line manager.

Qualifications, Skills and Experience:

• The ideal candidate for the CHAD Int’l Child Protection Coordinator job opportunity must hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, Business administration, Social Administration, International Relations, Education or related field.
• A minimum of 6 years’ experience in humanitarian work  and 4 years in community development programing
• Self-motivated with excellent management and leadership skills