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Psychosocial Counsellor

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Organization
Equality for Peace and Development Organization (EPDO)
Location
Nangarhar, Afghanistan
Opportunity type
Full Time
Salary
Based on project scale
Education
Bachler
Experience
3-5 Years
Deadline
November 5, 2026
Published
November 1, 2026
Vacancy reference
EPDO/2026/20
Available positions
1
Contract duration
Project based
Eligible gender
Female
Eligible nationality
Afghan
Professional fields
Consultant

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Deadline: November 5, 2026

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Background EQUALITY for Peace and Development Organization (EPDO) is a women’s rights Afghan non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in 2010 to empower women and youth at the community and policy level in Afghanistan. EPDO envisions Afghanistan as a peaceful, prosperous, and welfare state where all Afghans enjoy equal rights without discrimination. Therefore, EPDO aims to increase the capacity of vulnerable groups, especially women and youth, to enable them to represent their needs in all aspects of development. Job Requirements Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling 3–5 years of experience in psychosocial support, counseling, or community-based services Skills in trauma-informed care, counseling techniques, and empathetic communication Ability to maintain confidentiality and ethical standards Proficiency in Farsi/Pashto; English desirable Provide psychosocial support to project beneficiaries in Nangarhar province. Conduct individual and group counselling sessions to address emotional, social, and mental well-being needs Support beneficiaries in coping with trauma, stress, and challenges related to poverty, conflict, or displacement Collaborate with project staff to integrate psychosocial support. Interested candidates are invited to send their applications (CV and Cover letter in one PDF file) by email to [email protected] Please write the position title and VA# in the subject line of your email otherwise your application will not be considered.

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Background

EQUALITY for Peace and Development Organization (EPDO) is a women’s rights Afghan non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in 2010 to empower women and youth at the community and policy level in Afghanistan. EPDO envisions Afghanistan as a peaceful, prosperous, and welfare state where all Afghans enjoy equal rights without discrimination. Therefore, EPDO aims to increase the capacity of vulnerable groups, especially women and youth, to enable them to represent their needs in all aspects of development. EPDO focuses on various spectrums of peace, security, livelihood, and development in Afghanistan - ranging from the salient need for humanitarian assistance, economic empowerment, and continuous development processes, to long-term projects for sustainable peace.

Requirements

Job Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling

3–5 years of experience in psychosocial support, counseling, or community-based services

Skills in trauma-informed care, counseling techniques, and empathetic communication

Ability to maintain confidentiality and ethical standards

Proficiency in Farsi/Pashto; English desirable

Responsibilities

Provide psychosocial support to project beneficiaries in Nangarhar province. Conduct individual and group counselling sessions to address emotional, social, and mental well-being needs Support beneficiaries in coping with trauma, stress, and challenges related to poverty, conflict, or displacement Collaborate with project staff to integrate psychosocial support. Identify at-risk individuals and refer them to appropriate specialized services or healthcare providers Conduct community awareness sessions on mental health, well-being, and psychosocial support

Monitor and document psychosocial activities, participant engagement, and outcomes

Maintain confidentiality and ensure ethical standards in all interactions with beneficiaries

Work closely with project teams to ensure holistic support to beneficiaries

Train project staff and volunteers on basic psychosocial support and referral mechanisms

Support development of tools and resources for psychosocial activities

Report regularly to the Project Manager on psychosocial support activities, challenges, and lessons learned Ensure all activities are delivered in line with EPDO and Donor safeguarding, gender, and inclusion standards

Perform other tasks related to psychosocial support as assigned by the Project Manager

How to apply

Interested candidates are invited to send their applications (CV and Cover letter in one PDF file) by email to [email protected]

Please write the position title and VA# in the subject line of your email otherwise your application will not be considered.

Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

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