**CONTEXT AND PROJECT DESCRIPTION:** AVSI Brazil is a non-profit civil society organization, founded in 2007, which works to improve the living conditions of people in situations of vulnerability. It operates in partnership with international cooperation actors, public sector entities, and the private sector. Linked to the AVSI Foundation—an Italian NGO active in Brazil since the 1980s—its mission is to promote people’s protagonism in their own development, as well as that of their families and communities. It implements social projects based on an integral and solidarity-based development methodology, oriented toward autonomy and human dignity. In recent years, Venezuela has experienced a severe crisis, resulting in social vulnerability and a humanitarian emergency manifested in intense migration into Brazilian territory. In 2018, in response to this demand, the Federal Government launched Operation Welcome, whose objective is to ensure assistance to Venezuelan refugees and migrants. The operation comprises a series of strategies—including documentation regularization, immunization, reception, and voluntary relocation—of these vulnerable individuals from municipalities in Roraima to other cities across Brazil. AVSI Brazil is part of the federal response to the Venezuelan humanitarian emergency under Operation Welcome. Currently, in partnership with UNHCR, AVSI Brazil operates in three reception centers (shelters) for Venezuelan refugees and migrants, as well as other initiatives in the cities of Boa Vista, Roraima, and Brasília, Federal District. **SUMMARY JOB DESCRIPTION:** Support proactive identification and monitoring of persons with specific needs, keeping updated the indicators of highest incidence in this sector and ensuring timely engagement of relevant stakeholders; Support community-based protection activities and work closely with other shelter sectors and functions to mitigate risks and vulnerabilities arising contrary to minimum protection standards. Support mapping and strengthening of positive leadership within shelters; Implement and monitor community-based activities (workshops, meetings, information sessions, profile-specific support groups, etc.), and facilitate spaces, structures, and resources required for their implementation; Support development and maintenance of the project’s activity calendar at the shelter, ensuring clear communication among partners and with the beneficiary population; Contribute to community communication strategies regarding the project’s ongoing activities; Provide attention and psychosocial support to persons of concern and/or their families; Based on indicators showing the highest incidence of rights violations within the shelter, support development of community-based protection strategies; Support dissemination of protection-related information and mapping of key actors, focusing on prevention and response to gender-based violence and violence against children and adolescents, ensuring that information reaches the target population in a timely, safe, effective, and efficient manner, in accordance with established community communication strategies within the shelter; Promote collaborative work with local protection network actors and Operation Welcome partners, seeking partnerships and joint implementation of collaborative activities; Support development and execution of activity plans and dynamics to be implemented during sessions and activities in shelters, aligned with themes defined as priorities; Foster a safe and trustworthy environment for conflict resolution among the beneficiary population and, when applicable, between the population and the support team. Work to build trust with the community, always respecting the code of ethics and humanitarian principles; Keep attendance records up to date for all activities conducted; Update the database daily, including daily attendance and protection indicators; Maintain data (photos, image use authorization procedures, information records, etc.) for the project’s photographic documentation; Motivate and mobilize project beneficiaries to ensure active participation; Other tasks assigned by the Community-Based Protection Officer (GBV) or project management, as necessary for full implementation of UNHCR’s program at the location.