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“Hayya Bina” cultural day by for participants of “English for women” project

31-10-2013

As part of the extra-curricular activities of the “English for women” project, which is being implemented in around 35 localities in Lebanon with US funding support,  Hayya Bina organized, yesterday, a cultural encounter day for its women students from Terdebba, Majdal Selm, Jahliyeh, 3anout, Khiyam, and Saida.  The event took place in the Mukhalless monastery located in Joon.
The event included various cultural activities such as the screening of a number of short films on conflict resolution and a plenary discussion on women and religion in which participated 4 religious figures, namely the director of 7awzat Al-Imam Al-Sajjad, Sheikh Mohammad Ali Al-Hajj, the Imam of Ajami mosque of Sh7eem, Sheikh Iyad Abdallah, Sheikh Ghassan Bou Diab and the president of Mukhalless monastery school, Father Abdo Raad.
Source: Al-Mustaqbal 31 October 2013

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Tue, 10/29/2013 - 14:09
Job key data
Job title: Project Assistant
Organisation: KAFA (enough) Violence & Exploitation
Location: Lebanon
Working area: Beirut with frequent travel to the Bekaa & North
Deadline: November 8, 2013
Job specifications
Description:

Background:
In response to the Syrian crisis, KAFA (enough) Violence & Exploitation is working to reduce the risks and incidence of gender-based violence (GBV) and improve the medical, psychological, social and legal counseling services for Syrians and Lebanese women and children residing in the different regions of Lebanon.

Key responsabilites:
  • Assist the Programme Manager in achieving all project objectives and results;
  • Provide necessary assistance and support in developing training and informational materials and tools addressing among other groups, health care providers;
  • Organize training and training of trainers workshops and follow up on the implementation;
  • Contribute in writing evaluation and periodic progress reports and assist the Program Manager in establishing monitoring and evaluation indicators in light of the objectives and expected results of the project;
  • Assist in following-up on the expenses of the project and the logistical  requirements;
  • Maintain and develop cooperative working relationships with relevant service providers, community centers and organizations, local businesses, police, the government, etc.;
  • Assist in setting up policies and procedures for the provisions of services and care of GBV victims and survivors;
  • Assist the Program Manager in developing a sustainability plan for the activities in the project;
  • Capture and document successful stories and best practices in the project;
Key competencies:
  • University degree in social sciences;
  • At least 2 years of experience with NGOs in community-based work;
  • Excellent oral and written communication and writing skills;
  • Demonstrated ability to work within a team, and under pressure;
  • Knowledge of and commitment to gender equality and gender-based violence;
  • Knowledge and skills in computer usage including power point and social media;
  • Readiness and fitness to commute between different regions in Lebanon;
Contract terms:

Period: Immediate recruiting for an eight-month contract.
Submission guidelines:
Interested candidates should send their CV along with a cover letter, to kafa@kafa.org.lb and include in the email subject the following title: "Project Assistant- Support Services to Syrian and Lebanese Women victims of GBV". Submissions received after the closing date will not be considered. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Tue, 10/29/2013 - 13:59
Job key data
Job title: Social Worker
Organisation: KAFA (enough) Violence & Exploitation
Location: Lebanon
Working area: Bekaa with frequent travel to Beirut
Deadline: November 8, 2013
Job specifications
Description:

Background:
In response to the Syrian crisis, KAFA (enough) Violence & Exploitation is working to reduce the risks and incidence of gender-based violence and improve the medical, psychological, social and legal counselling services for Syrians and Lebanese women & children residing in the different regions of Lebanon.

Key responsabilites:

The Social Worker will work under the supervision of the Project Coordinator to whom he/she will report. The social worker would work within the ethics, values and principles of KAFA’s Listening and Counselling Center. More particularly, the social worker will:

  • Contribute to setting up policies and procedures for the provision of service and care of GBV victims and survivors;
  • Provide listening and counselling services to women victims of violence and provide case management for every beneficiary (on the social, economic and psychological levels);
  • Fill-in intake questionnaires for the beneficiaries and timely keep case records, and document the calls received from victims of GBV;
  • Refer the beneficiaries, when needed, and coordinate with family medicine doctors, forensic doctors, lawyers, psychiatrists, and other frontline personnel;
  • Maintain and develop cooperative working relationships with relevant service providers (national and international), community centers and organizations, governmental institutions, companies and local businesses etc.; to enhance work opportunities and cover complementary needs of the women and children beneficiaries of the project;
  • Organize and follow up group activities for the beneficiaries such as Art and Drama therapy sessions; Coordinate and organize awareness raising sessions on different topics related to GBV;
  • Contribute to the dissemination of the services offered to victims and survivors of GBV through establishing networks and preparing and distributing informational and media materials;
  • Contribute in writing evaluation and periodic progress reports and assist the Project Coordinator in establishing monitoring and evaluation indicators in light of the objectives and expected results of the project.
Key competencies:
  • University degree in social work, or a related field.
  • At least 3 years of experience with NGOs in community based work, preferably in relation to gender-based violence
  • Excellent oral and written communication and writing skills;
  • Demonstrated ability to work within a team, and under pressure;
  • Knowledge of and commitment to gender equality and gender-based violence;
  • Knowledge and skills in computer usage including power point and social media;
  • Readiness and fitness to commute between different regions in Lebanon;
Contract terms:

Period: Immediate recruiting for an eight months contact renewable upon provision of funds.
Submission guidelines:
Interested candidates should send their CV along with a cover letter, to kafa@kafa.org.lb; include in the email subject the following title: “Social Worker- Support Services to Syrian and Lebanese Women victims of GBV”. Submissions received after the closing date will not be considered. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Justice Without Frontiers || Women’s Rights to Access to Justice

November 2, 2013

Organizing party: Justice Without Frontiers Organization in collaboration with iLive Art
Title of the Event: A field interactive activity entitled: “Women’s Rights to Access to Justice”


Venue: Nabaa region, Mayor Ali Brayteh street - behind Farhat Mosque.
Date and time: 2-11-2013 – 9:00 AM till 6:00 PM


Other information:  Live graffiti on mural performance and free space for all to participate and express with markers and brushes on canvas.

Women and Children Committee || ِA study comparing laws discriminating against women

October 29, 2013

Organizing party: Women and Children Parliamentarian Committee
Title of the event: Laws discriminating against women


Venue: Parliament Building
Date and time: 29-10-2013 – 10:00 AM

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Faculty of Agriculture and Food Technology at AUB || Farmers’ Food market

Exhibition    October 30, 2013

Organizing party: Faculty of Agriculture and Food Technology at the America University of Beirut (AUB)
Title of the Event: Farmers’ Food market


Venue: Faculty of Agriculture and Food Technology campus
Date & time: 30-10-2013 – from 9:00 AM till 5:00 PM

Diakonia || Media & reinforcing policies of human rights in women prisons

From October 30, 2013 to October 31, 2013

Organizing party: Diakonia
Title of the Event: An event specialized to increase the awareness of journalists regarding reinforcing policies and practices of human rights in women prisons in Lebanon


Date and time: 30/31-10-2013 – 9:30 AM
Venue: Diakonia office – Ras Al-Nabaa

“Life is ahead of us” project of Safadi Foundation proceed with support to women, children and youth

14-10-2013

Safadi Foundation continues with the implementation of its programme “Life is ahead of us” with the organisation of a new vocational training sessions for more than 130 women and young men who completed nine training cycles including sewing curtains, chocolate decorations, sales techniques, and embroidery for women.  Training for men included repair of cell phone, installation of faux plafonds, electrical welding, and warehousing skills.  In addition, women participants who completed training in the production of creative veils designs and in sales skills are now attending additional training in order to improve their administrative skills.
Parallel to that, a scholastic support programme started within the two centres affiliated to the Foundation, namely the “Chababuna Centre” and the “Women Academy”.  Some 90 children from the 4th, 5th and 6th grades are benefiting from this programme which includes an assessment of the academic level of each child followed by the implementation of remedial classes as well as extracurricular activities by volunteers.
The project “Life is ahead of us” was launched last August with the financial support of the Ministry of Social Affairs within the framework of the National Programme for Social and Local Economic Development and the support of Italian Embassy in Beirut.  The project is implemented by the Safadi Foundation in the old quarters of Tripoli and seeks to mitigate poverty and support social, economic, and educational development for women, children and youth.

Source: Al-Mustaqbal 14 October 2013
For more information about the programme “Life is ahead of us” please review the news posted on the WEEPortal :
"Al Safadi trains 11 women volunteers in Tripoli on active learning methods", on 20/8/2013
"As Safadi launches vocational training workshops for women in Tripoli as part of the “life is ahead of us” project", on 4/9/2013

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