Community Resource Person

THE ROLE

• Families and children participate consistently in planned sessions/meetings.
• Regular home visits and follow-ups happen as per plan, with clear documentation.
• Children who are absent/at risk are identified early and followed up quickly.
• Field data is accurate, complete, and submitted on time.
• Issues are escalated early to the BPC with clear context.

WHAT YOU LL ACTUALLY DO

1) Community Outreach Mobilisation (Execution-focused)

• Conduct door-to-door outreach and mobilise families for programme activities (meetings, sessions, events).
• Build friendly, respectful relationships with parents/caregivers and community members.
• Support awareness conversations on education, attendance, inclusion, and child participation (using programme messages/materials).

2) Child-Level Follow-up Tracking (On-ground support)

• Maintain a simple list of children in the assigned area and track participation/attendance as per formats shared.
• Identify children who are frequently absent or at risk of dropping out and conduct timely home follow-ups.
• Understand common barriers (health, seasonal migration, household work, financial stress, stigma) and

  report them to the BPC

  for resolution planning.

3) Support for CwSN Participation (Basic identification + referrals via BPC)

• Help identify children who may need additional support, including CwSN, and share observations with the BPC.
• Support families with basic information and accompany them for referrals/meetings

  when guided by the BPC

  .
• Promote respectful inclusion in the community and help reduce stigma through positive conversations.

4) Session/Event Support (Logistics + participation)

• Support smooth execution of planned community sessions or school/community events: mobilisation, venue readiness, attendance, materials, basic facilitation support.
• Take photos and basic documentation as per programme requirements (with consent).

5) Data Reporting (Discipline + accuracy)

• Fill in registers/formats for home visits, attendance, session participation, and referrals.
• Submit weekly updates to the BPC in the required format (WhatsApp/email/printed forms).
• Flag urgent issues immediately (child protection concerns, repeated absence, high-risk situations) to the BPC.

WHO WE RE LOOKING FOR

Must-haves

• Freshers or candidates with internship/volunteering experience in community work, education, health, or social sector.

• Minimum 10th/12th pass (Graduation is a plus, not mandatory).
• Fluency in Hindi; local dialect knowledge is a strong advantage.

• Comfortable speaking with families and small community groups.
• Willingness to travel locally and work in field conditions.
• Basic smartphone skills (calls, WhatsApp, forms, photos).
• Can follow instructions, maintain records, and meet reporting timelines.

• Respectful, empathetic, and patient with children and families.
• Reliable, punctual, and consistent with follow-up.
• Learner mindset takes feedback and improves quickly.