with Research Triangle Institute
Cambodia Integrated Early Childhood Development (IECD) Activity
Despite rising incomes, Cambodian families continue to face significant challenges that jeopardize children’s holistic development. The experiences of many young Cambodian children illustrate how adversities accumulate, increase families’ vulnerabilities, and undermine children’s ability to reach their developmental potential. Much progress has been made in Cambodia in the past 20 years in decreasing poverty, infant mortality, and disease burden through economic growth and investments in health, education, protection, and other sectors, yet the complex interplay of risks to child development has not yet been comprehensively addressed.
The Cambodia IECD Activity seeks to improve holistic development outcomes for young children by promoting nurturing care, preventing stunting, and increasing early identification of and intervention for children with developmental delays and disabilities. The IECD Activity takes a multi-sectoral approach to achieve these goals and focuses on the early childhood years, especially the first 1,000 days of life. The Cambodia IECD Activity also provides flexible support to meet the needs of families with young children as circumstances surrounding COVID-19 evolve.
Grade: L /8
Reporting: The Physiotherapist will report to the IECD Disability & Social Inclusion Specialist.
Position Summary:
Under the supervision of the Disability & Social Inclusion Specialist, the Physiotherapist will work with Physical Rehabilitation Center/Workshop staff and Provincial of Social Affair and Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation (PoSVY) to setup the interventions service for children with developmental delays and disabilities and will work with the Child Development Leaders (CDLs) and the Village Health Support Group (VHSGs) to provide home based support to households with children with developmental delays and disabilities through home visits. This position is based in Kampong Thom Physical Rehabilitation Center/Workshop with 30% to 40% travelling to Preah Vihear Physical Rehabilitation Center/Workshop and the project field target.
Reporting: The disabilities and social inclusion field officers will report to the Provincial Coordinator
Position Summary:
Under the supervision of the Provincial Coordinator, the disabilities and social inclusion field officer will coordinate for capacity building to CDLs and VHSGs on child screening, supporting CDLs and VHSGs for providing referral services, and home visit at Preah Vihear Province. The disabilities and social inclusion field officer will also work with provincial and district governors and local authorities to develop the disabilities service providers list for referral service directory. This position is based in IECD district office, currently is in Rovieng District of Preah Vihear Province base and the district office can be changed according to cohort of the project.
Interested candidates must complete an online application to Link below:
Candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, and applicants will be started to be screened and reviewed upon received to closing date. Only short -listed applicants will be contacted.
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