Project Focal Person – Maiti Nepal Head Office

Vacancy Announcement

Position: Project Focal Person – Maiti Nepal Head Office

Duty Station: Halfway Home (Kathmandu Valley)

Position Summary:

The Project Focal Person will manage and coordinate the Halfway Home program, ensuring proper rehabilitation, psychosocial support, engage further investigation and rescue of minors from entertainment sector, coordination with police and reintegration planning for survivors.

Key Responsibilities:

• Oversee day-to-day management of the Halfway Home.
• Make regular investigation and rescue plan.
• Reach out to police officers, AHTB and local level authorities for investigation and rescue from entertainment sector.
• Ensure timely referral and follow-up of cases for legal support and reintegration.
• Develop individualized rehabilitation and reintegration plans.
• Coordinate psychosocial counseling, skill development, and livelihood training.
• Supervise staff and maintain discipline and protection standards.
• Maintain case files and documentation.
• Coordinate with government agencies, police, and legal teams when required.
• Prepare periodic narrative and financial reports.

Qualifications & Experience:

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Gender Studies, Law, or related field.
• Minimum 3–5 years of experience working with trafficking survivors or vulnerable women.
• Strong leadership and case management skills.
• Knowledge of child protection and safeguarding policies.

Interested and qualified candidates are requested to submit their updated CV along with a cover letter to hr@maitinepal.org. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further selection process.

Maiti Nepal encourages applications from qualified women, marginalized communities, and individuals committed to social justice and human rights.

Preference will be given to female candidates with a background in law, possessing sound knowledge of legal compliance, case management, issues related to prostitution and trafficking, and familiarity with national laws as well as international conventions related to child rights and gender-based violence