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ABOUT SNEHA SNEHA, a Mumbai-based non-profit with over 450 staff, focuses on improving health and nutrition in urban slums. Using a life-cycle approach, it addresses critical health and nutrition needs at key stages from adolescence to family planning aiming to enhance outcomes for women and children in vulnerable communities across Mumbai and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.

It focuses on enhancing urban health by empowering both care seekers and providers. We work with informal settlement communities to drive change and partner with public health systems to ensure sustainable improvements. Our programs include Maternal and Child Health, Empowerment Health and Sexuality of Adolescents, Public System Partnership, Prevention of Violence against Women and Children, SNEHA Shakti, Palliative Care, and Livelihood Generation.

THE PROGRAM PREVENTION ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN

SNEHA s Program on Prevention of Violence against Women and Children aims to develop high impact strategies for primary prevention, ensure survivors access to protection and justice, empower women to claim their rights, mobilize communities around zero tolerance for violence , and respond to the needs and rights of excluded and neglected groups. Using a socio-ecologic model as a framework for action at different levels to prevent violence, the program works on primary prevention, secondary intervention and tertiary prevention.

ABOUT THE PROJECT The Community Stewardship model aims to create a community that actively addresses and supports the prevention of gender-based violence through robust community ownership. It is implemented through a multi-tiered approach: primary interventions, secondary interventions and tertiary interventions. This model, structured around community groups (known as gats), sanginis, mitras (men volunteers), and other community stakeholders, facilitates collective action to prevent violence and support survivors.

The program will work on exploring different ways to deepen the Community Stewardship model by working on de- addiction interventions in the community by raising visibility of the issue in the community, educating women s and men s group members, sanginis and mitras and setting up referrals for de-addiction. The candidate will work across two sites of the program s intervention areas in Dharavi, Govandi, or Wadala, Kurla, as assigned for de-addiction counselling in collaboration with a Female counsellor and the interventions team.

WHAT S IN IT FOR ME (WIIFM) - AT SNEHA At SNEHA, our fundamental belief is that prioritizing people is key,



demonstrating our strong dedication to nurturing a supportive and growth-driven atmosphere. We uphold an open-door policy that champions transparency and open dialogue. We actively invite employees to voice their ideas, feedback, and concerns, fostering a culture where innovation and teamwork can flourish.

If you value excellence and are passionate about nurturing individuals, SNEHA is the perfect place for you!!

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PROFILE SNAPSHOT

Role: Achievement of program deliverables and key result areas on the prevention of violence against women and children, de-addiction.

Educational Requirement: MSW/ MA in Psychology, Sociology Experience: At least 5 years in the area of health sector Age: 30 years and above Location: Dharavi / Govandi / Wadala / Kurla Reports to: Program Coordinator Apply: Applications are to be sent via email to [email protected] with the Subject line: Program Officer - Counselling THE PROFILE The counsellor will provide de-addiction counselling and health services to dependents who are reported to SNEHA by community members, team members, and organizations working with communities.

1. Create individualized treatment plans that address the specific needs of each dependent.
2. Plan a community visit, home visits, and follow-up visits, independently or in collaboration with the respective team member.
3. Plan, establish the network, and collaborate with agencies working for de-addiction, like health system and NGO s and community stakeholders.
4. Plan and establish referral links for employment, with a skill-building agency for rehabilitation
5. Conduct thorough assessments of individuals addiction, including its nature, severity, and underlying causes.
6. Educate community about GBV, substance abuse and mental health, to promote healthy relationship.
7. Psychoeducation to the clients and offer individual counselling session help client to understand

their addiction, develop coping strategies, and achieve and maintain sobriety.
1. Provide individual and group counseling sessions for individuals struggling with substance abuse,

addressing trauma, promoting healing,



and developing coping strategies, by offering counseling on a
1. Implement interventions, which prevent relapse like life skills training, family relationship, continuing
2. Provide ongoing support to clients during their recovery journey, addressing challenges and helping
3. Risk assessment for violence and suicide, immediate and future plan for supervision, prevention, and management.
4. Conduct family counseling sessions and meetings for timely support for medication follow-up in the
5. Act as a liaison between patients, families, ensuring effective communication to sensitize family

members to understand the issue and support the process of recovery, follow-up, and supervision
1. Work closely with other professionals, such as doctors, nurses, and social workers, to ensure
2. Report & involve seniors in crisis & difficult cases, and handhold female counsellors, and do a case
3. Maintain detailed records of patient intake sheet, interactions, progress, and treatment plans, and
4. Maintaining case record registers, interaction details with dependent, writing referral letters, ensure

data entered in CommCare, including follow-up and progress report, etc.
1. Prepare a monthly report and write a case story on a monthly basis
2. Any additional responsibility as per the program requirement will be assigned.

Hindi- and Marathi-speaking skills are necessary. Effective Communication, personal and interpersonal skills MS Office skills are necessary, with good documentation and reporting skills

Familiarity and some knowledge and exposure of the government systems and information on

Experience in the area of gender, addiction, HIV, or a related field

Solid strategic skills understanding the project, making complex decisions, and innovation Negotiation skills Strong conflict resolution skills

BEHAVIOURAL COMPETENCIES

Getting organized and ensuring results within timelines

Effective delegation setting clear expectations, tracking progress and

Ability to build rapport with clients, communicate effectively, and facilitate

Knowledge and Familiarity with various addiction treatment models, therapies,

Ability to understand and connect with clients experiences and challenges.

Ability to manage caseloads, schedule appointments, and maintain accurate

Understanding the correlation between addiction and violence against women

1. Experience working with individuals struggling with substance abuse (De-addiction) is highly desirable.

Come and be a catalyst for innovation and positive change apply today to shape the future with us!

📌 Program Officer-Counselling (Mumbai)
🏢 Society for Nutrition Education u0026 Health Action
📍 Mumbai