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Amel Association International Announces Vacancy: GBV Case Worker – Beirut and Mount Lebanon

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Amel Association International is currently seeking a dedicated Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Case Worker to join its team in Beirut and Mount Lebanon (BML). This is a full-time, one-year position offering an opportunity to play a vital role in the protection and empowerment of women, adolescent girls, and LGBTIQ+ individuals affected by gender-based violence.

The GBV Case Worker will be responsible for providing comprehensive case management services, psychosocial support, and effective referrals in line with international standards and best practices. Working under the supervision of Amel’s Field Coordinator and Program Coordinator, the selected candidate will also contribute to service mapping, inter-agency coordination, and community outreach, ensuring a survivor-centered approach.

Main Responsibilities Include:

  • Delivering individualized GBV case management and psychosocial support.

  • Developing and implementing recovery action plans and referrals.

  • Monitoring and following up on cases, ensuring confidentiality and timely reporting.

  • Collaborating with other service providers and Amel staff to ensure a holistic response.

  • Participating in training, evaluations, and internal coordination meetings.

Candidate Profile:

  • A degree in Social Work, Gender Studies, Psychology, or related fields.

  • A minimum of 2-3 years’ experience in GBV programming within humanitarian settings.

  • Strong understanding of GBV case management principles and international GBV response standards.

  • Fluent in Arabic and English.

Application Process:
Interested candidates must apply through the official job application form: GBV Case Worker. Please note that only shortlisted applicants who apply through the form will be contacted.

Deadline for applications: Tuesday, 6 May 2025

Amel Association International promotes a culture of diversity and inclusion. Applications are encouraged from all qualified candidates regardless of ethnicity, gender identity, disability, or background. Amel upholds a Zero Tolerance policy toward sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment.

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Amel Association International is a social movement for reform, human dignity, access to fundamental human rights, and social justice. Established in 1979 and recognized as a public utility by presidential decree 5832 in 1994, this Lebanese non-sectarian NGO is present in 10 countries.

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