GBV Community Mobiliser

About the role

Inspire Pakistan, a non-governmental, non-profit organisation working on human rights, protection, education, GBV and MHPSS, is hiring a GBV Community Mobiliser based at its Head Office in Islamabad. The role supports community-based GBV prevention and awareness activities through outreach, engagement and information sharing, promoting safe, ethical and culturally appropriate communication while supporting identification of individuals at risk and safe referrals to GBV services, without engaging in case management.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct GBV awareness and prevention sessions using approved materials and engage women, men, youth and community leaders to promote positive norms.
• Support the formation and facilitation of women and adolescent groups where appropriate, ensuring culturally appropriate, gender-sensitive and respectful engagement.
• Support safe and ethical identification of individuals who may need GBV support, give clear information on available services and referral pathways, and facilitate referrals to GBV Case Workers.
• Ensure confidentiality and survivor safety, avoid collecting sensitive case details or personal disclosures, and avoid probing or sensitive questions.
• Build trust in communities, promote inclusion of women, men and vulnerable groups, and ensure respectful, non-discriminatory, survivor-centred interaction.
• Maintain simple records of outreach sessions, submit regular updates to the GBV Field Supervisor, coordinate with the supervisor and share community feedback and emerging risks.
• Follow safeguarding, PSEA, confidentiality and Do No Harm principles, and immediately report protection concerns or risks.

Required profile

• Preferably a Bachelor's degree in Social Sciences or a related field.
• Preferably 1-2 years of experience in community mobilisation, outreach or protection-related work.
• Fluency in local languages is required.

Required skills

• Strong community engagement and facilitation skills.
• Ability to follow safeguarding, PSEA and confidentiality principles.