Tenders Are Invited For Consultant For Psychology And Mental Health Support

Tenders are invited for Consultant for Psychology and Mental Health Support In response, the TLTN program seeks to collaborate with governments to enhance the capacity of local health and food systems to deliver evidence-based, lifesaving nutrition interventions. Over five years, the program will operate across 12 countries in Africa and Asia, aiming to reach 2.6 million pregnant women and 12 million children. The health system component focuses on improving the quality and coverage of five critical interventions: 1. Prenatal supplementation. 2. Vitamin A supplementation and deworming. 3. Prevention and treatment of acute malnutrition. 4. Promotion of breastfeeding and maternal diet. 5. Improved complementary feeding practices. Expected Outputs Consultant for Psychology and Mental Health Support Career Category: Consultancies Location:Phnom Penh Summary Location: Phnom Penh or Siem Reap with possible travel to Oddar Meanchey Timeline May-June 2026 Objective The primary objective of this consultancy is to design dedicated sessions or peer-support mechanisms to help sellers overcome trauma, rebuild their psychological resilience, and regain the confidence needed to operate their businesses effectively. The consultant will not deliver the training directly to the market actors but will build the capacity of the iDE team to facilitate these interventions through a Training of Trainers (ToT) approach, followed by ongoing mentoring. Scope of Work The consultant will be responsible for the following key activities: Needs Adaptation: Briefly review existing assessment data to tailor psychosocial approaches to the specific realities of female grocery and snack sellers in Oddar Meanchey who have experienced recent conflict trauma. Curriculum & Mechanism Development: Develop a detailed, culturally sensitive session plan and a structured peer-support mechanism designed to help beneficiaries overcome trauma and rebuild resilience. Materials Creation: Design facilitator guides, simplified training materials, and support tools for the iDE team to use in the field. Training of Trainers (ToT): Conduct a comprehensive ToT program for selected iDE staff members, equipping them with the necessary skills, boundaries, and safeguarding protocols to deliver psychosocial support and facilitate peer groups safely. Mentoring and Coaching: Provide structured, follow-up mentoring and coaching support to the iDE team as they roll out the sessions to the selected female market actors, ensuring quality control and providing guidance on challenging cases. Eligibility Advanced degree in Psychology, Social Work, Counseling, or a related field. Proven experience designing and implementing psychosocial support or trauma-recovery programs, ideally in post-conflict or crisis-affected settings. Ensure all session plans, materials, and peer-support mechanisms are strictly grounded in Do No Harm principles and trauma-informed care to prevent accidental re-traumatization and ensure the emotional safety of all participants. Demonstrated experience conducting Training of Trainers (ToT) and capacity building for non-specialist staff (NGO workers, field facilitators). Understanding of the micro-economic realities and daily pressures faced by female small business owners or market actors in Cambodia. Fluency in spoken and written Khmer and English Submission Requirements Consultants may submit their proposals by 20/04/2026, at 5:00 p.m (Cambodia Time), either electronically to email or in hard copy to iDE Cambodia Office provided in the contact details. Proposal submission should include: Cover Letter and CV A detailed work plan and timeline that respects the SOW as described above A detailed budget, including fees, and field travel fees, training of trainers session and taxes A sample of your previous similar assignment Tender Link : https://www.bongthom.com/job_list.html?category_id=55&order_by=start_date&order_dir=desc

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