Key Responsibilities:
· Ensure
need assessment of PWMIs and caregivers.
· Development
of individualised intervention plan based on needs.
· Provide
Face to Face counselling services for PWMI and caregivers
· Provide
psychosocial education for PWMI and caregivers.
· Develop IEC materials and Training modules.
· Ensure Assessment and reassessment accuracy.
· Build
filed staff skills to perform their responsibilities.
· Enter
data software and maintain documentation of program.
· Capacity
building for stakeholders related mental health.
· Prepare
success case studies and submit reporting manager every month.
· To Build network with the relevant
stakeholders and user partners.
· Carrying
out other duties as required and assigned
by the Program Manager & Heads of CMHP.
Accountability:
· Accountable
for psychological counselling services.
· Represent
meeting all related CMHP program & take any decision in consultation with Program
manager and programs heads.
· Implement
SOP for community mental health program and bring best practices and adapt
psychological assessment tools for PWMIs and caregivers.
· Train
other staff on Assessment tools.
· Documentation
all key programs related to psychological intervention.
· Set
up counselling clinic in sub centre or PHCs level and APD office
· Explore
for new psychological intervention in CMHP program.
Requirements
- MSc in Clinical psychology/ MSc counselling
psychology/ M.Phil. in psychiatric social work.
- 2 to 4 Years experience in mental
health.
- Good computer skills.
- Kannada and English Read, Write and speak.
- · Regular field visits across the project
area.
- · Requires travel during outreach and
community engagement activities
Skills Required
- MSc in Clinical Psychology, MSc in Counselling Psychology, or M.Phil. in Psychiatric Social Work
- 2 to 4 years of experience in mental health
- Good computer skills
- Ability to read, write, and speak Kannada and English
- Willingness to conduct regular field visits across the project area
- Ability to travel during outreach and community engagement activities
What We Do
The Association of People with Disability (APD), India is a Bengaluru-based nonprofit that has worked since 1959 to transform the lives of children and adults with disabilities across urban and rural Karnataka. It delivers early intervention, inclusive education, livelihood training, rehabilitation, capacity building, and access-to-entitlements programs, while partnering with NGOs, government, and other organizations and advocating for policies that advance inclusion, justice, and equity.






