Re-Advertisement Protection & GBV Facilitator

Tripoli, Lebanon

The Alawite Islamic Charity Association (AICA) is firmly committed to maintaining a workplace that strictly prohibits any form of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) towards the communities we serve. It is essential that all employees and volunteers understand that Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) is a collective responsibility. Every member of staff is expected to consistently follow our Code of Conduct, which outlines the standards for PSEA, both during official duties and in personal time. Understanding and complying with this Code, along with participating in mandatory training sessions, is compulsory for all employees and volunteers. It is vital that all team members are fully aware of and adhere to these requirements.

AICA is dedicated to providing equal employment and volunteering opportunities. We assess all candidates purely based on their qualifications and experience, without discriminating on the basis of race, gender, color, nationality, religion, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, disability, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Protection & GBV Facilitator

Organization: Alawite Islamic Charity Association (AICA)

Project: ECHO HIP Project

Location: North Lebanon & Akkar

Department: Protection Unit

Contract Type: Full-time, fixed-term employment

Duration: 12 months

Working Schedule: Monday to Saturday

Payroll/NSSF: The selected candidate will be registered under AICA's payroll and applicable NSSF/statutory procedures.

Reporting Line: Protection Coordinator and/or Head of Programs.

Job Purpose

AICA is seeking a Protection & GBV Facilitator to support the implementation of the ECHO HIP Project across North Lebanon and Akkar.

The Protection & GBV Facilitator supports community-based protection and gender-based violence prevention and risk-mitigation activities. The position delivers awareness, psychoeducational, life-skills, outreach, focus-group, and community-engagement activities while identifying protection concerns and facilitating safe referrals.

Scope limitation: The facilitator does not provide specialized case management, counselling, or psychosocial therapy. Individuals requiring specialized support must be referred through approved referral pathways.

The Facilitator would not independently provide specialized or survivor-specific GBV technical interventions, conduct GBV assessments, interview survivors, develop individual safety plans, or replace the qualified GBV Case Worker. Where sessions involve sensitive or specialized GBV content, the technical component would be led by the qualified GBV Case Worker or other authorized technical personnel, with the Facilitator performing the facilitation and support function.

Key Responsibilities

  • Work from approved materials and under the technical guidance of qualified protection/GBV personnel.
  • Co-facilitate structured protection and GBV awareness sessions.
  • Deliver psychoeducational, life-skills, and community-resilience activities.
  • Conduct focus-group discussions and other participatory activities.
  • Identify individuals or households facing protection concerns or GBV risks
  • Recognize potential protection concerns at a basic, non-specialized level and facilitate safe referrals
  • Provide accurate and accessible information about available humanitarian services.
  • Make confidential referrals through approved internal and external referral mechanisms.
  • Coordinate with Protection Case Workers, GBV Case Workers, and partner organizations.
  • Support community mapping and the identification of protection risks, vulnerabilities, and service gaps.
  • Promote awareness of complaints, feedback, safeguarding, and accountability mechanisms.
  • Prepare activity plans, registration records, attendance sheets, evaluations, and narrative reports.
  • Record activities through AICA's Odoo ERP and other approved monitoring or reporting platforms.
  • Report safeguarding, sexual exploitation and abuse, fraud, misconduct, and serious protection concerns through approved channels.

Minimum Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree in social work, psychology, sociology, education, public health, community development, humanitarian studies, or a related degree and/or have at least two years of relevant experience in humanitarian community-based protection related activities.
  • Experience working with vulnerable people in humanitarian contexts.
  • Knowledge of protection principles, GBV guiding principles, safeguarding, PSEA, child safeguarding, accountability to affected populations, referral pathways, and community engagement.
  • Strong communication, presentation, facilitation, and interpersonal skills.
  • Fluency in Arabic.
  • Strong digital literacy; English is considered an asset.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience using Odoo ERP or comparable humanitarian information-management systems.
  • Experience with ActivityInfo, RAIS, RIMS, or referral-tracking platforms.
  • Previous training in safeguarding, PSEA, protection, community engagement, Psychological First Aid, or GBV prevention.
  • Knowledge of North Lebanon and Akkar.
  • Previous experience with ECHO-funded projects, UN agencies, or NGOs.

Core Competencies

  • Community facilitation and engagement.
  • Protection and safeguarding awareness.
  • Effective communication and presentation.
  • Safe referral and coordination.
  • Documentation and reporting.
  • Accountability and professionalism.
  • Cultural sensitivity and inclusion.
  • Teamwork and adaptability.
  • Planning and organizational skills.

Working Conditions

The role requires frequent field travel throughout North Lebanon and Akkar, including community outreach, awareness sessions, and coordination with local stakeholders. The position may involve interaction with vulnerable populations and exposure to sensitive protection issues. Strict compliance with confidentiality, safeguarding, PSEA, Child Safeguarding, AAP, and data protection procedures is mandatory.

Selection Process

This recruitment will follow AICA's Recruitment Procedure. The process may include:

  • CV screening
  • Written technical assessment through Odoo Survey
  • Practical facilitation and scenario-based assessment
  • Structured panel interview
  • Reference checks
  • Safeguarding and PSEA review
  • Final approval before contract issuance

Completion of any assessment step does not guarantee selection. Final appointment is subject to successful completion of HR, safeguarding, reference, payroll/NSSF, and management approvals.

The selection process for this position consists of:

  • 50% written technical and scenario-based assessment
  • 30% structured interview and facilitation assessment
  • 15% review of CV and relevant experience
  • 5% reference checks and safeguarding verification

The recruitment process could also include: CV screening, an Odoo Survey assessment, practical facilitation exercises, scenario discussions, a structured panel interview, reference checks, safeguarding review, and final management approval.

Application Method

Interested candidates should apply through AICA's official Odoo Recruitment Portal.

Application Deadline: 18 August 2026

Only applications submitted through the official recruitment platform will be considered.

Beneficiary Relationship
Personal Evolution
Autonomy
Administrative Work
Technical Expertise

Responsibilities

  • Facilitate community protection awareness sessions.
  • Conduct outreach and community mobilization.
  • Identify protection risks and referrals.
  • Maintain accurate activity documentation records.
  • Promote safeguarding and accountability principles.

Must Have

  • Bachelor's degree in relevant field and/or equivelent experience 
  • Humanitarian protection or GBV experience.
  • Strong facilitation and communication skills.
  • Arabic fluency and digital literacy.
  • Safeguarding and PSEA knowledge.

Nice to have

  • ECHO, UN, or NGO experience.
  • Experience using Odoo ERP systems.
  • Knowledge of humanitarian coordination mechanisms.
  • Experience facilitating psychosocial support activities.
  • English Language

What's great in the job?


  • Meaningful impact on vulnerable communities.
  • Supportive and collaborative humanitarian team.
  • Professional growth and continuous learning.
  • Diverse fieldwork and community engagement.
  • Contribute to lasting protection outcomes.
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At AICA, you will join a dedicated humanitarian team committed to protecting vulnerable communities while benefiting from a supportive work environment, competitive compensation, continuous professional development, and opportunities to contribute to meaningful, high-impact humanitarian programs across North Lebanon and Akkar.  

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