The program goal:
To implement and strengthen prevention and response mechanisms for Sudanese refugees arriving in Alexandria, Aswan and Cairo by adopting a combination of rights-based, survivor-centred, and community development approaches.
To enhance psychosocial well-being and resilience among Sudanese refugees.
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 200 GBV survivors will be offered psychological support by expert counsellors specifically trained in GBV psychosocial aid. Each survivor will attend 6-8 individual counselling sessions with therapists trained to work with 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 wellbeing is also a key component to identify and address SGBV among Sudanese refugee communities.
Scope of Work and Deliverables:
The consultant’s main deliverable is:
Individual psychosocial support/ counseling:
- The consultant shall provide 200 SGBV survivors with individual psychosocial support/ counseling (The target is to be divided between Cairo and Aswan).
- Professional psychiatrists and counselors are expected to hold 6 to 8 individual sessions with each SGBV survivor and in accordance with his/ her needs; where the session duration ranges from 45 to 60 minutes with the provision of an average of 30 hours per week, which reveals 120 hours/ month; with maximum 6-8 session per day for each psychologist.
- The consultant shall provide pre and post surveys measuring change in survivors’ wellbeing. Pre and post surveys should be approved by CARE before conducting individual counseling.
- Generate monthly reports and case studies. Reports must include updates and progress on each individual case handled by the consultant. Reports must include individual results of pre and post surveys conducted, measuring the change in survivors’ psychosocial wellbeing.
- Documenting the psychosocial session progress, including client history, therapeutic objectives and interventions, through a preset file system by either the consultant with CARE.
- Schedule appointments with survivors upon referrals received from Case Management Supervisors and follow attendance of assigned cases.
- The capacity to request the psychologist to attend psychological sessions outside of their premises. EX: at CARE’s or friendly spaces or home visits for extremely vulnerable cases which is determined by the case manager.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Meet with the project’s team to discuss and agree on the content of the sessions and refine the work plan for the execution of the assignment.
- Generate monthly reports and case studies on informative sessions, group therapy and individual sessions. Reports must include results of pre and post surveys to highlight progress.
- Document successes and lessons learned.
- Highlight successful implementation tools that have been used and proved impactful for further scale up.
- Attend a monthly meeting with CARE Case Management Supervisors, Project Manager and M&E unit.
- Respect and ensure the confidentiality of all beneficiaries, and maintain a non-discriminatory attitude at all times regardless of ethnicity, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, and political affiliation. As well as code of conduct and professional therapeutic relations.
PSS Individual TOR – Extra Fund
An Electronic invoice is required
Deadline for sending the technical and financial proposal 12 March، 2024 Prior 5 pm.; submission is only accepted via using the below form.


