The Canadian Institute for Children Affected by War is a registered Canadian charity based in Toronto that works to accelerate peace and break the cycle of violence by investing in local communities and empowering them to build a brighter future through comprehensive, evidence-based programs that strengthen resilience.

The Canadian Institute for Children Affected by War is globally recognized for its grassroots, community-based model of humanitarian action, rooted in collaboration and entirely locally led. We have built a strong track record of long-term, sustainable impact in supporting children and families living in conflict and crisis-affected areas.

The Canadian Foundation’s flagship program, “Children Affected by War” in Afghanistan, increases social impact in the lives of vulnerable children, women, and their families through its humanitarian and development programs in the protection, health, education, and livelihood sectors in various provinces of Afghanistan.

The security guard is responsible for ensuring the safety and security of the clinic’s staff and clients and its property. This role requires attention and proactive measures to maintain a safe environment in the health center. Under the direction of the clinic/facility manager, guards respond to emergencies and threats, prevent unauthorized access, and report suspicious activity.

•  Ensuring the safety of all health center employees and clients. 
• Regular patrols in and around the health center and prompt response to any suspicious activities such as theft and threats to employee safety.
• Report all suspicious activities, hostile actions, and unauthorized photography to the clinic manager immediately. 
• If necessary, cooperate with colleagues when loading and unloading goods from the vehicle.
•  All doors and windows should be locked after formalities. If any violations are noted, report to the relevant authorities.
• Respectfully register visitors and screen patients before allowing access to the health facility.
•  Ensure that no one can remove health center assets without permission.
• Maintaining the stability and reputation of the institution by complying with legal requirements.
• Ensure that all electrical equipment is turned off after the formalities inside the health center.
•  Check the health center generator and report any technical problems to the relevant supervisor and officer.
• Checking and moving the fire extinguisher to a suitable and visible location. 
• Keep all security lights on at night and report any damage to property to the clinic manager.
• In the event of emergencies such as fires and earthquakes, take immediate action and use all effective facilities. 
• Report any security breaches and incidents to the relevant supervisor immediately.
• Regularly assess all equipment and facilities available for emergencies and report to your superior in case of any gaps or shortages.  
• Be nice and polite to clients and patients.
• Show patience and tolerance towards local people and local officials, including staff who visit the clinic.

• Always consider the norms and culture of the community.

Education/Work Experience/Skills

• At least literate (educated between grades 9 and 12).
• Have at least one year of relevant work experience.
• If selected for this position, submission of a letter of criminal discharge from the police department.
• Explanation and explanation in the official languages ​​of the country.
• Ability to solve problems and maintain good relationships with local people.

Interested applicants are invited to use the link below to complete the application process. If the link does not appear, please copy and paste it into your browser address.

https://ee.kobotoolbox.org/x/3QUAKLuq

https://ee.kobotoolbox.org/x/3QUAKLuq

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