1.    Preparing and providing PSS sessions, and preparing PSS materials and visual means appropriate for the target age group.
2.    Conducting entertainment activities with children and adults such as sports activities, arts and crafts, drama, etc.
3.    Facilitating the participation of all segments of the target community in planned activities to ensure the involvement of the most vulnerable groups.
4.    Monitoring beneficiaries’ progress during PSS activities and identifying people experiencing unusual changes in behavior or other signs of psychosocial distress to refer them to a caseworker or psychologist.
5.    Ensure the use of good facilitation skills that make children feel comfortable and promote their participation and personal development.
6.    Ensure that children are not exposed to any form of harm or stress during the activity and that they feel safe and respected.
7.    Positive interaction with children, and encouraging them to express their needs and ensuring their safety.
8.    Following up on children’ well-being, attendance, and their special needs.
9.    Facilitating caregiver sessions in addition to their periodic meetings.
10.    Carrying out all tasks that respect key protection principles including but not limited to: non-harm, non-discrimination, confidentiality and accountability.
11.    - Ensure that all activities provided are in line with child protection policies and humanitarian standards.
12.    Conducting FGDs and other participatory activities to engage community members in protection activities and better understand their needs and concerns
13.    Participating in meetings and training courses inside and outside the CFS upon request.
14.    Any other additional tasks assigned by the supervisor