Support the provision of services to beneficiary families:
a)Assist with the initial assessment of potential beneficiaries, as required by the programme coordinator.
b)Establish and regularly review family development plans (FDP) with each family to ensure children’s essential survival and developmental needs are met in the short and long term and to ensure care-givers/families understand the aim of the programme and contribute/work towards their self-reliance.
c)Organise and facilitate relevant services offered through the programme, including such activities as care-givers capacity building in child care, support groups, psycho-social support to the programme beneficiaries and child recreational activities.
Keep up-to-date information regarding beneficiaries and services provided:
a)Establish beneficiary filing system and keep up-to-date.
b)Fill/update the family strengthening programme’s information system database.
c)Keep record of all services and trainings provided.
d)Report on beneficiary/family progress and provide necessary information needed for the programme reporting
Involve the community in the implementation of the programme.
a)Build positive relationships with the community and/or local authorities.
b)Support the child welfare committee/community volunteers with trainings linked to the programme’s implementation.
c)Follow up and guide the community volunteers’ work.
Contribute to the realisation of child rights in general as well as the development of the organisation in this regard in particular:
a)Always put the interest of the child first
b)Take action or report to the adequate structure any child’s rights violation cases
c)Keep track of child rights issues in general as well as current social development issues and trends relevant to the organisation’s mission.
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