Child Protection Assistant (Service Contract)

Street Child · Buea, Cameroon

Organization
Street Child
Location
Buea, Cameroon
Organization type
International NGO
Contract
Job
Posted
6 November 2026
Deadline
Deadline: see the posting

Job details

Experience required
2 years minimum
Education
Bachelor's degree
Languages
English (required), French (required)

excerpts from the official posting

Under the overall responsibility of the Country Director and the direct supervision of the RACE FOR BOYS Project Manager, the Child Protection Assistant (CPA) will provide support and oversight to the case management team of the project. The CPA shall ensure that the case management activities of the project align…

Main responsibilities

  • Project Inception & Community Mobilization
  • Stakeholder Coordination: Support organization for project inception workshops with government representatives (MINAS, DDR, etc), traditional community leaders, and…
  • Community Entry and Mapping: Lead strategic community entry protocols and protection asset-mapping to build local ownership and comprehensive awareness of project…
  • Prevention, Advocacy and Community Awareness

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