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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

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
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