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About Malteser International

Malteser International has been working in Nigeria since 2017. In Northeast Nigeria and more specifically in Borno State, MI is currently active in the WASH sector for improving the lives of both the IDP population as well as the host communities. The WASH activities focus on improved access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene. They include NFI distribution, solarization of boreholes, rehabilitation of hand pumps, construction of latrines and hygiene promotion. Malteser International thereby applies a participatory, gender sensitive and inclusive approach.

Tittle:Gender Based Violence (GBV) Caseworker

Location:Maiduguri, Jere, and Konduga, Borno State, Nigeria, 

 

 Responsibilities:

  • Deliver survivor-centred GBV case management, including assessment, action planning, referrals, follow-up, documentation, and case closure in line with SOPs and GBV standards.
  • Maintain accurate and confidential case records using GBVIMS, ensuring timely documentation, data analysis, and secure information management.
  • Coordinate referrals and liaise with government, UN agencies, NGOs, and other partners to ensure survivors access appropriate multi-sectoral services.
  • Lead and manage activities in women’s and girls’ safe spaces, ensuring survivor-centred approaches, guiding principles, PSEA, safeguarding, and ethical compliance.
  • Supervise, support, and build the capacity of community volunteers through training, regular meetings, case conferences, and ongoing feedback mechanisms.
  • Plan and coordinate GBV trainings and outreach activities, including identifying logistical and material needs and organizing training sessions.
  • Prepare and submit regular reports, escalate implementation challenges promptly, and promote staff well-being and self-care

Qualification and Experience 

  • Minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree in any field of study, with 2 to 5 years of experience in GBV Case Management, and Primero (GBVIMS+)
  • Ability to communicate effectively in Kanuri, Hausa, and English.
  • Candidate must be computer literate

Application Dealine 11th February 2026

METHOD OF APPLICATION

Interested and Qualified candidates should use link below to Apply.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY 

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Malteser International is a non-governmental organization with headquarters in Europe and America. The organization’s General Secretariat, as well as its European headquarters are located in Cologne, Germany. The American headquarters are based in New York City, USA.

The international network of the Order of Malta plays an essential role in our work, allowing us to help people in need quickly and efficiently. Currently, 27 national associations and priories of the Order of Malta are members of Malteser International, and actively support the organization within their jurisdictions. Currently, both regional branches in Europe and the Americas serve as associate members.Responsibilities

Provide one-on-one case management services to GBV survivors, ensuring confidentiality and a survivor-centred approach, and develop individualized care plans based on the needs and goals of survivors.
Coordinate with healthcare, legal, and other service providers to ensure comprehensive care.
Facilitate group PSS sessions for women and girls, using trauma-informed approaches, conduct individual PSS sessions as needed and develop and implement PSS activities that promote mental health and resilience.
Conduct awareness-raising sessions on GBV prevention and response within the community and advocate for the rights and protection of women and girls.
Maintain accurate and confidential case files and records, prepare and submit timely reports on activities and case progress to the line manager
Work closely with other GBV team members and partners and participate in coordination meetings and training as required.
Provide training and capacity-building sessions for local staff and community volunteers on GBV and PSS.

Your profile

A minimum of a Higher National Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Gender Studies or Social Science related courses.
Experience as a caseworker in Pulka with a similarly motivated organization.
Ability to use Microsoft Excel and Word, including Teams and Outlook.
Excellent knowledge/experience in scanning and filing systems, with demonstrated ability to process information into action promptly.
Possess a positive attitude, and demonstrated integrity, confidentiality, approachability and diplomacy, with the ability to withstand work-related pressure, accurately follow instructions, and meet tight deadlines.
Ability to express oneself through good communication skills: verbal and written, including fluency in English, and Hausa; fluency in the Mandara language will be advantageous
Only applications from Pulka/Gwoza LGA indigenes or caseworkers already working in Pulka will be considered and qualified females are strongly encouraged to apply for this position.

Benefits

Salary expectation: According to qualification and experience.
Group Life Insurance Package, Health Insurance Package, 13th Month bonus, and other petty benefits like monthly call card and beverages.

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