Job at Amel Association
Re-advertised Social Worker Position - Migrants
This role is no longer open
The deadline has passed. We keep the posting here as a record.
Job at Amel Association
This role is no longer open
The deadline has passed. We keep the posting here as a record.
Background
Amel Association International (Amel) is a Lebanese and non-sectarian Non-Governmental Organisation created in 1979. Amel is active in different sectors including health, education, protection, livelihood and environment, and it operates through 40 centres, 16 mobile medical units, 2 mobile education units, and 2 protection units throughout the country.
Job description
Within the framework of Amel’s project, the social worker will implement community based and social empowerment activities, case management and support the implementation of Amel services with a specific focus on People with Specific Needs (PWSN) among migrant workers.
Main Tasks and Responsibilities:
Required Experience and Qualifications:
Location: based in Beirut and Mount Lebanon (mainly based in Achrafiyeh, with visits to Bourj Hammoud and Chiyah and visit to other locations nationwide as needed)
Working schedule: Five days per week. This position includes work on Sundays as required by the project
If you are interested to apply for the " Social Worker " Position, kindly fill out the job application form: Re-advertised Social Worker - Migrants
Please note that only shortlisted candidates who applied through the job application form and within the mentioned deadline will be contacted.
Amel Association International is committed to diversity and welcomes applications from qualified candidates regardless of disability, gender identity, marital or civil partnership status, race, color or ethnic and national origins, religion or belief, or sexual orientation.
Amel has a Zero Tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuse, and sexual harassment: Candidates will not be considered for employment with Amel if they have committed violations of international human rights law, violations of international humanitarian law, sexual exploitation, sexual abuse, or sexual harassment, or if there are reasonable grounds to believe that they have been involved in the commission of any of these acts.