Psychologist - Humanitarian Protection Project

The role

Plan International is seeking a Psychologist to provide group and individual psychosocial support to NNA and families affected by armed violence, internal displacement, asylum seekers, and migration, contributing to the reduction of psychological and social impacts, and the restoration of emotional well-being.

What you'll do

• Provide individual and group psychosocial support to NNA and families affected by violence, displacement, and acute psychological stress.
• Conduct basic and specialized psychosocial assessments, identifying risk factors, protection needs, and coping mechanisms.
• Design and implement psychosocial support methodologies adapted to age, gender, culture, and context.
• Facilitate spaces for stress management, grief, anxiety, emotional support, and resilience building.
• Coordinate with local actors, institutions, and humanitarian organizations for an integrated response.

What it takes

• Bachelor's degree in Psychology (required)
• Training in mental health and psychosocial support in emergencies, trauma, violence, or community intervention (desirable)
• Minimum 2 years of experience in psychosocial support in humanitarian, migration, displacement, or violence contexts, with a focus on children and families.
• Experience working with vulnerable populations (children, women, survivors of violence, migrants, internally displaced persons).
• Experience in projects funded by humanitarian donors (desirable)

What you'll bring

How to apply

Apply directly on Plan International's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.

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