Professional Social Worker
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I am a motivated and dedicated social worker with over 4 years of experience in managing community-focused projects. Skilled in project coordination, counseling, and stakeholder engagement, with a proven ability to deliver impactful programs in challenging environments. Adept at implementing innovative solutions, fostering collaboration, and driving social justice initiatives.
Recognized for leadership abilities, strong communication, and a commitment to improving lives through sustainable interventions.
Job Responsibilities: (For Apna Ghar Project)
o Plan, implement and oversee projects related to the service provided by Apna Ghar. o Ensure timely execution of projects within budget and scope.
o Coordinate with team members, volunteers and external partners to achieve project goals.
o Provide Support and assistance to cancer patients staying at the Transit Home.
o Maintain accurate record of patient information, service provided and project progress.
o Manage resources efficiency to ensure smooth operation of the Transit Home.
o Recruit, train and supervise volunteers who assist with various activities at the Transit Home.
o Ensure that all activities and services comply with relevant laws and regulations.
o Maintain a safe and welcoming environment for patients, staff and visitors.
o Promote the work of Apna Ghar through various communication, channels, including social media, newspapers, and press releases.
o Evaluate the effectiveness of the program and services.
o To keep financial, administrative, monitoring and compliance record at Transit Home. Job Responsibilities: (For Hemophilia Assistance Project)
o To collaborate with Hemophilia Societies and arrange camps for Hemophilia Patients.
o Arrange Factor Distribution, Self Infusion, Physiotherapy, Doctor Consultation, Genetic Counselling camp for patients.
o To prepare and approve the activity budget and maintain record at center level.
o To prepare camp reports and update in digital MIS.
