Urja Trust is a Mumbai-based grassroots nonprofit committed to working with young women (ages 18–30) who have experienced homelessness, violence, systemic neglect, or marginalization. We provide safe, healing, and empowering spaces for survivors to access justice, health, livelihood, and civil entitlements. Our approach is rights-based, trauma-informed, and grounded in feminist and intersectional values. Role description 1. Program Management Supervise social workers, caseworkers, and mental health professionals, serving as the link between the organization and frontline staff. Ensure effective program budget utilization and monitoring in alignment with planned activities. Allocate participant cases and oversee the development and implementation of holistic, individualized care plans. Facilitate regular case review meetings and promote interdisciplinary coordination among team members. Liaise with key stakeholders including legal counsels, police, family members, the Child Welfare Committee (CWC), civil society organizations, and counselors. Integrate various rehabilitation components into a unified, coordinated program delivery model. Ensure all interventions are survivor-centric and aligned with trauma-informed and rights-based approaches. 2. Strategy Systems Ensure monthly operational planning and continuously refine program interventions based on field realities and case-level insights. Lead the documentation, monitoring, and evaluation of program interventions to assess impact and inform improvements. Identify systemic gaps in service delivery and propose recommendations for policy engagement and advocacy initiatives. Build and strengthen referral networks with external agencies such as psychiatric institutions, legal aid bodies, protection officers, and others. Represent the organization in relevant forums, networks, and platforms to highlight thematic issues and advocate for systemic change. 3. Capacity Building Train and mentor staff, interns, and volunteers on trauma-informed care and legal processes. Organize workshops on mental health, structural violence, and justice-based practices. Contribute to the development of SOPs and internal toolkits for program execution. 4. Reporting and Documentation Maintain accurate and confidential case records in accordance with organizational protocols. Submit monthly planning, progress reports, and outcome tracking data to the management team and Monitoring & Evaluation system. Contribute to grant reports and funding proposals by providing program data, impact summaries, and case narratives. Document detailed case narratives that capture survivor journeys, interventions, and outcomes while upholding confidentiality and dignity. Record and maintain minutes of internal team meetings, case discussions, and stakeholder coordination meetings. Support the documentation of rehabilitation processes, including individual care plans, service linkages, and follow-up actions. Qualification Skills Master’s degree in Social Work, Clinical Psychology, Law, or a related field. Minimum 4–5 years of experience in addressing gender-based violence, preferably within the domains of gender justice, mental health, or social justice. Deep understanding of trauma-informed care, intersectionality, and the structural dynamics of caste, gender, and sexuality. Familiarity with key legal frameworks such as the Domestic Violence Act, Juvenile Justice (JJ) Act, Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (PWDVA), IPC/BNS provisions on sexual violence, and POCSO. Strong program management, documentation, communication, and team leadership skills. Fluency in English and Hindi is required; proficiency in Marathi is an added advantage. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Pay: ₹55,000.00 - ₹65,000.00 per month Benefits: Cell phone reimbursement Internet reimbursement Schedule: Day shift Experience: total work: 4 years (Preferred) Expected Start Date: 01/07/2025
