Psicosocial Territorial (Cali)

The UN Volunteer leads psychosocial accompaniment for LGBTIQ+ and other vulnerable populations under UNDP Colombia's social inclusion strategy in Cali, coordinating field monitoring visits, safeguarding data quality and ensuring consistent application of psychosocial protocols.

Department: Social Protection and Productive Inclusion Area

• Ensure assigned staff apply psychosocial contents, scales and protocols consistently and in context
• Safeguard data quality and protection, ensuring its use for institutional decision-making and learning
• Establish and coordinate protocols for high-risk cases and serious institutional barriers
• Lead knowledge management, including a toolkit, good-practice compendium and final systematisation
• Conduct territorial follow-up visits to monitor psychosocial and mental health progress of participants
• Monitor performance and provide feedback, requesting adjustments to the psychosocial pathway when needed
• Coordinate with specialists from other project components to ensure technical coherence across interventions
• Prepare quantitative and qualitative territorial reports with analysis, alerts and recommendations

• Degree in Psychology or Social Work
• At least one year of experience in at least two of: psychosocial intervention programmes, work with vulnerable populations including LGBTIQ+/OSIGD, behavioural-skills strengthening, or qualitative/quantitative reporting
• Spanish language proficiency

• Volunteer assignment via UNV
• Assignment includes travel to Jamundí, Villagorgona, Puerto Tejada and Santander de Quilichao