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Dennis Nyaki

Dennis Nyaki

SOCIAL WORKER
Kerugoya

Summary

Dedicated and compassionate mental health professional with strong commitment to the well-being of vulnerable children and families and motivated to continue learning and growing as a mental health support professional.

Overview

3
3
years of professional experience
2
2
Languages

Work History

COUNSELOR

CHILDLINE KENYA
4 2022 - 1 2023
  • Empathetically supported clients both online and in-person through the child helpline 116 service
  • Developed treatment plans using patients data and responses to determine care needs
  • Utilized trauma informed care to support patients in understanding traumatic events, trauma responses and healing techniques
  • Conducted family and group counseling sessions to reinforce supportive techniques
  • Worked with clients to develop important skills for coping with stressful situations including trauma.

SOCIAL WORKER

JONES DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
01.2021 - 01.2022
  • Educate elderly people on matters of mental health
  • Guidance and counseling to widows and widowers
  • Facilitating the importance of proper nutrition to members of the group
  • Enroll young children to benefit from the Early childhood development program
  • Help the community to adapt to their culture
  • Capacity building for the widows and widowers.

CHILDREN'S OFFICER VOLUNTEER

MWEA EAST SUB-COUNTY
02.2020 - 10.2020
  • Receiving and recording client cases involving children matters
  • Offer arbitration in cases that involve child neglect
  • Conducting visits for social inquiry and present reports to court
  • Offer guidance and counseling to parents and children
  • Monitoring and receiving cases for cash transfer for orphans and vulnerable children (CT-OVC)
  • Update office files.

SOCIAL WORKER TRAINEE

CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY OF KENYA
06.2019 - 09.2019
  • Rescue of lost and abandoned children
  • Reintegration of lost children with their families
  • Conduct office interviews for clients
  • Mediating families in conflict
  • Conducting trainings on income generating activity programs for poor parents
  • Facilitating process of maintenance of abandoned children
  • Report writing on the above activities
  • Updating office files.

Education

Diploma in community development -

St Paul's university

Certificate in community development - undefined

St Paul's University

Kenya certificate of secondary education - undefined

Gacatha mixed day secondary school

Kenya certificate of primary education - undefined

Chesthernel schools

Skills

Intake assessment

Case Management and Documentation

Referral coordination

Session documentation

Multitasking

Group and individual counseling

Emotional support

Treatment planning

Group facilitation

ICT skills working with MS office packages

References

  • PHENNY NYABOKE, CHILDREN'S OFFICER, phennynina@gmail.com, 0727023650
  • LEAH WANJIRU, SOCIAL WORKER CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY OF KENYA, gathiileahw@gmail.com, 0720929709
  • MARTHA SUNDA, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CHILDLINE KENYA, martha.sunda@childlinekenya.co.ke, 0724768681

Timeline

SOCIAL WORKER

JONES DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
01.2021 - 01.2022

CHILDREN'S OFFICER VOLUNTEER

MWEA EAST SUB-COUNTY
02.2020 - 10.2020

SOCIAL WORKER TRAINEE

CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY OF KENYA
06.2019 - 09.2019

COUNSELOR

CHILDLINE KENYA
4 2022 - 1 2023

Diploma in community development -

St Paul's university

Certificate in community development - undefined

St Paul's University

Kenya certificate of secondary education - undefined

Gacatha mixed day secondary school

Kenya certificate of primary education - undefined

Chesthernel schools
Dennis NyakiSOCIAL WORKER