Social Work & Community Training Volunteer at Kutoa Project

Job Description

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); At Kutoa Project, our mission is to provide therapeutic social services in a safe, Christ-centered environment. We accomplish that by equipping Kenyan youth who have been affected by violence, abuse, homelessness, trafficking, disease, or loss by providing therapeutic services. We support those who have been affected by trauma to experience healing through hopeful, purposeful, and faith-filled counseling services.

Summary

We are seeking a passionate and motivated Social Work & Community Training Volunteer to join our organization for a 6month volunteer placement, with the possibility of an extension.

Responsibilities:

As our Social Work & Community Training Volunteer, you will be responsible for supporting our organization’s initiatives by:  Researching social work and community development practices.  Assisting in the development of community empowerment programs and training materials.  Supporting the coordination of community training workshops remotely and in person.  Assisting in developing and implementing project plans and impact monitoring and evaluation systems.  Supporting the team in daily operations as assigned

Requirements

Desired Qualifications:

 Bachelor’s degree in social work, community development or a related field.  Strong interest in social work, community development, and empowerment.  Excellent research and analytical skills.  Experience in project planning and implementation.  Strong written and verbal communication skills.  Ability to work independently and as part of a team.  Strong organizational and time management skills.  Fluency in English is essential. Knowledge of other languages is an asset.

Why Volunteer with Kutoa Project?

 Gain practical experience in the field of social work and community development.  Receive mentorship and training from experienced professionals.  Contribute to meaningful initiatives that empower communities and support social change.  Build a network of connections in the nonprofit sector.