The International Rescue Committee (IRC) provides psychosocial support and direct assistance to individuals in transit or vulnerable situations, including survivors of gender-based violence, solo men, displaced persons, and conflict victims
Job Summary
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) provides psychosocial support and direct assistance to individuals in transit or vulnerable situations, including survivors of gender-based violence, solo men, displaced persons, and conflict victims.
Responsibilities include adhering to international best practices for evidence-based psychological interventions, assessing client needs, developing care plans, providing culturally appropriate counseling, and ensuring client confidentiality.
The role requires collaboration with internal and external stakeholders, completing daily case reports, and participating in technical training and support sessions to deliver lasting impact by restoring safety, dignity, and hope.
Matching Summary
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) provides psychosocial support and direct assistance to individuals in transit or vulnerable situations, including survivors of gender-based violence, solo men, displaced persons, and conflict victims.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Individual and group psychosocial support
Direct assistance to vulnerable populations
Evidence-based psychological interventions
Gender-based violence protocols
Child protection principles
Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) standards
Nice-to-have
Solutions-driven change-maker
Culturally relevant therapeutic techniques
Intersectional and intercultural perspective
Positive and professional attitude
Ability to work under pressure
Key Requirements
Professional degree in Psychology
Over 2 years of experience in psychosocial area
Clinical and psychotherapeutic knowledge
Experience with populations in movement
Experience in humanitarian emergency contexts
Experience writing reports
Proficiency in MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint
At least 1 year of experience in humanitarian/NGO sector