ActionAid Bangladesh is looking for suitable candidate for the following position:
Associate Officer - Hostel Coordination
Project : Sustainable Solutions and Protection for the Rohingya Refugee Community in
Camps, Funded by UNHCR
Location of posting : Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar
Number of positions : 01
Type of contract : Fixed term contract
Duration of Contract : Up to 31 December 2026 (if not extended)
Salary and benefits : Monthly Gross Salary BDT. 49,290 with other admissible benefits such as
mobile & internet allowance, medical benefit, group life insurance etc
Job Summary
The Associate Officer - Hostel Coordination is responsible for the efficient management of the AAB Safe Shelter facility, ensuring the safety, well-being, and satisfaction of House residents. The role requires overseeing the day-to-day operations of the 24/7 Safe Shelter, monitoring service delivery, and providing technical support and leadership to the Safe Shelter team. They will ensure the effective implementation of policies, processes, and quality standards, fostering a safe and welcoming environment for all House residents and staff.
Key responsibilities include (not limited to):
House Management:
· Operate 24/7 House services, providing comprehensive care for residents to support their physical and mental well-being.
· Prepare and manage the monthly duty roster for 24/7 operations.
· Ensure residents' basic needs are met, including food, shelter, medical support, and clothing, adhering to organizational policies.
· Respond effectively to referral requests received via the office hotline, managing the admission, registration, and discharge processes in line with guidelines.
· Supervise House Assistants in preparing and maintaining care plans for residents, conducting regular client meetings, and ensuring team updates.
· Monitor residents' individual case files, maintaining accurate documentation, entry registers, and client feedback records in both softcopy and hardcopy formats.
· Ensure timely stock and supply management to support residents' needs.
· Oversee procurement and financial processes related to Safe Shelter.
· Communicate with beneficiaries and clients to ensure effective project implementation.
· Coordinate transportation and other logistical needs for residents to access external services.
· Ensure adherence to international best practices, AAB policies, and guidelines, including the Code of Conduct and Safeguarding Policies.
· Promote the application of feminist leadership principles and anti-racism practices within the team and operations.
Staff Management:
· Directly supervise House Assistants, Cooks, Cleaners, Drivers, and Guards, providing regular monitoring and follow-up on assigned responsibilities.
· Develop and implement an annual capacity-building plan for Safe Shelter staff, facilitating training and orientation sessions.
· Manage staff leave, time sheet submissions, and maintain an up-to-date tracker.
Work Planning & Reporting:
· Prepare and submit monthly and periodic reports of the highest quality to the line manager within specified deadlines.
· Develop and share monthly work plans with the line manager.
Embedding Feminist Leadership Principles and Anti-Racism Practices Across the Organization:
· Foster an inclusive and equitable workplace that upholds feminist leadership principles and anti-racism practices.
· Encourage team members to challenge power imbalances and promote collaboration in decision-making.
· Support the review and revision of policies and processes to ensure alignment with feminist and anti-racism principles.
· Act as a role model by demonstrating empathetic leadership and prioritizing shared accountability within the team.
Required Educational Qualification and Experience
Experience:
§ Minimum 1–2 years of experience in child protection, GBV, social work, or case management.
§ Experience in GBV protection in protracted crises or early recovery is an advantage.
§ Experience working in Rohingya camps is highly desirable.
Education:
§ Bachelor’s degree in in a relevant discipline.
Technical Skills & Knowledge
· Proficiency in Microsoft Office and IT tools.
· Knowledge of GBV protection systems in Bangladesh, including best practices in GBV and protection case management.
· Experience in adolescent engagement, camp coordination, community engagement, and counseling.
· Demonstrated ability to work with marginalized communities and uphold humanitarian values.
· Strong analytical, planning, and training facilitation skills.
· Fluent in Chittagong and Rohingya dialects; good mastery of English.
Relationships
· S/he will report to the coordinator – GBV. S/he will work as a team member in this project.
Application instructions
Only those who meet the above requirements are requested to apply following these instructions:
· Last date of application is 23 February 2026. Due to emergency, recruitment will be on rolling. The candidates are requested to apply early before deadline
· Please click here to submit your application. (ActionAid only received applications through this online recruitment module)
ActionAid Bangladesh aims to attract and select a diverse workforce ensuring equal opportunity to everyone, irrespective of race, age, gender, sexual orientation, HIV status, class, ethnicity, disability, location and religion. Any personal persuasion/phone-call will result in disqualification of candidature.
ActionAid Bangladesh has a non-negotiable policy of ZERO TOLERANCE towards child abuse, exploitation and child labor and expects all employees to abide by the Child Protection Policy of ActionAid Bangladesh.
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