The Liaison & Field Officer plays a crucial role in supporting the holistic development of sponsored children in Cambodia. This position requires a strong commitment to child protection and the promotion of all children's rights, as outlined in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. The Liaison & Field Officer should build professional relationships based on trust, collaboration and mutual respect with children, students, families, employees of Enfants d’Asie- Cambodia, local authorities and operational partners.

Identify potential new beneficiaries regarding EAC criteria

• upon request from the line manager through an in-depth social assessment (initial social inquiry) of the child and his/her family.

Collect all official and relevant documents (family book; poverty card etc.). Introduce potential new beneficiaries to the line manager. In case of approved EAC support, inform the family accordingly and make them sign the commitment letter. Conduct regular home visits and communication at distance to assess the well-being, educational progress, and overall development of sponsored children. Monitor children's academic performance, health, and psychosocial well-being. Identify and address any challenges faced by children and their families, such as poverty, abuse, neglect, or discrimination. Develop and implement individualized support plans for each child in collaboration with families, schools, and other relevant stakeholders. Facilitate the family reintegration process for children who have been placed in (including State Orphanages partners) and to prevent the risks of separation between the children and their families. Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of all casework activities in the organization's databases (Salesforce; Excel databases…). When necessary, provide material or financial support to the children during field missions. Provide complete, accountable, transparent invoices and receipts to the finance department Build and maintain st