Women’s Rights Program
The Women’s Rights (WR) Program is designed to empower poor and marginalized women in Egypt who suffer from rights’ violation. Its impact goal is: By 2025, poor women in Egypt especially in Upper Egypt are empowered and enjoying a better quality of life, having attained their rights. In order to achieve this goal, the program works with both the duty bearers in government and civil society, as well as rights bearers, women themselves, to address discriminatory attitudes and behavior towards women and girls.
The WR program works with the duty bearers to support their role to protect and uphold the rights of women, and also with the women to encourage them to understand voice and demand their rightful entitlements. The program works on three domains (agency, relations and structure) in order to empower poor women in Egypt to gain their rights. Through the focus on agency, women’s self-esteem and confidence are built, and women have increased financial independence to fulfill their potential as productive and income-earning members of their households and society. In addition, when power relations (families) are gender sensitive whilst tackling all forms of gender-based violence (GBV) within and outside the household, and when structures (social norms or laws) particularly in the area of personal status, domestic violence are reformed, passed and implemented, gender equality can be achieved.
The program goal:
To enhance safety and dignity for Syrian and non-Syrian refugees and vulnerable host community women, girls, and boys living in Egypt through increased access to comprehensive protection prevention and response services.
Objective of the Assignment:
The objective of this assignment is:
CARE Egypt is looking for professional psychiatrists and counselors that can provide individual psychosocial support/ counseling to 96 GBV survivors who experienced any type of SGBV incidents. Refugees traumatized by SGBV often have trouble making decisions and rebuilding their lives, so these sessions have trauma recovery as their main objective. Psychosocial support around well-being is also a key component to identify and address SGBV among Syrian and non-Syrian refugee communities.
Consultants will be expected to work in Alexandria, Damietta, Dakahlia, and Cairo in certain areas that will be defined.
CEF – PSS Consultancy BPRM8 – TOR – in English -2
An Electronic invoice is required
Deadline for sending the technical and financial proposal 27 February، 2024 Prior 5 pm.; submission is only accepted via using the below form.