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VIOLENCE
AGAINST
WOMEN
AND CHILDREN

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Job Opening

The WOMEN’S CRISIS CENTER,
a non-government organization, is looking for


CRISIS WORKERS (2)


Qualifications

  • Preferably with Psychology or Social Work background or equivalent years of experience; new graduates are welcome to apply
  • Preferably with writing skills
  • Works towards self-actualization
  • Gives priority to intellectual and professional growth
  • Demonstrates integrity, honesty, openness, self-discipline, sensitivity and punctuality
  • Calm under pressure situations
  • Willing to work in flexible hours

Duties and Responsibilities

  • Ensures the provision of crisis intervention services to clients
  • Conducts counselling sessions to assist clients
  • Refers clients to proper agencies that could assist and support her
  • Conducts home visits and meetings with clients’ family and relatives as needed
  • Documents cases accordingly
  • Attends case conferences within and outside WCC
  • Carries out activities discussed collectively by the staff of WCC

Submit your comprehensive resume through any of the following:

Office Address:

3/F ER-Trauma Extension Annex Building
East Avenue Medical Center
East Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City 1102

Telefax numbers:

(02) 929-2590

E-mail address:

wccmanila@gmail.com

News & Updates

Making a mark for survivors of abuse

Run for a cause

More than 1,300 runners joined On Your Mark: The Draw the Line Run-for-a-Cause held last April 13 at the Bonifacio Global City in Taguig. People of all ages, from three-year old Anthony Joshua Gotian to 75-year old Marcelo Pena, participated in the 5-kilometer and 10-kilometer races to raise funds for the Women’s Crisis Center at East Avenue Medical Center, Quezon City.

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Crisis Intervention Counselling Program (CICP)

This image shows a girl with a smile in Women's Crisis Center, Manila, Philippines and Crisis Intervention Counselling Program (CICP)

The CICP provides the most critical services needed by a woman as a result of violence and abuse. These cover emotional support and feminist counselling, referrals for health and medical needs, legal assistance, shelter, and other support services.


Through telephone, face-to-face, or group counselling, survivors are assisted through affirmation of their worth and in their struggle to deal with emotions such as fear, shame, self-denial, guilt, and self-blame. Information on women’s situation is presented to enable them to make informed choices thus enabling them to regain control over their lives.