Job Description

Provide individual and group counselling to address emotional, behavioural, and psychological needs of children Build trust and create a safe, supportive environment Observe and track children's emotional, social, and behavioural patterns Identify early signs of distress, trauma, developmental issues, or behavioural concerns Design and conduct age-appropriate therapeutic activities and group sessions Handle crises, emotional breakdowns, and conflicts with timely intervention Coordinate with caregivers, teachers, and management for child support plans Refer children to external professionals (psychologists, doctors, therapists) when required Maintain confidential case files for each child Prepare weekly/monthly reports on counselling sessions, progress, and interventions Document behavioural changes, follow-ups, and personalised care plans Support reintegration, foster care, or adoption transitions where applicable Monitor and track emotional and social development of each child Conduct awareness or life skills sessions on communication, self-esteem, and coping skills Train or guide staff on handling children sensitively and psychologically Ensure adherence to child protection policies and ethical counselling standards
Job Types: Part-time, Internship, Volunteer

Pay: From ?500.00 per month

Work Location: In person