Shamiri Fellows are recent high-school graduates trained to deliver the 4-week Shamiri intervention without prior formal health training as part of the Shamiri Program. Fellows receive ten hours of training and weekly supervision from Shamiri Clinical Supervisors. They lead group-based intervention sessions with high school students within the schools

Roles and Responsibilities 

• Delivering intervention activities by facilitating group sessions.
• Referring students in need of psychosocial support to Shamiri Supervisors.
• Observing punctuality on all matters that concern the Shamiri program.
• Attending supervision meetings as communicated.
• Recording group sessions of attendance.
• Reporting to the supervisors any information necessary promptly.
• Acting, with supervision, to help ensure participant confidentiality, health, and safety.
• Supporting data collection during group sessions to help ensure accurate participant information.

Requirements 

• Must have attained at least a Grade C- in KCSE, or an equivalent qualification in GCSE, AS-level, etc.
• Must be between 18 and 24 years of age at the time of application.
• Familiarity with Google Workspace tools (e.g., Google Docs, Forms, Calendar) or other basic digital tools.
• Own or have access to a phone that can access the internet.
• Experience facilitating or supporting group activities, especially with adolescents or in school settings, is a plus.
• Willingness to learn from mistakes and use feedback for personal and professional growth.
• A genuine interest in helping others, particularly adolescents, with a strong commitment to confidentiality, fairness, and emotional safety.
• Alignment with the mission and values of Shamiri Institute.
• Strong time management, organization, and problem-solving skills.
• Attention to detail in facilitation and reporting tasks.
• Basic knowledge or interest in mental health, wellness, or life skills education

Shamiri Fellows are recent high-school graduates trained to deliver the 4-week Shamiri intervention without prior formal health training as part of the Shamiri Program. Fellows receive ten hours of training and weekly supervision from Shamiri Clinical Supervisors. They lead group-based intervention sessions with high school students within the schools

Roles and Responsibilities 

• Delivering intervention activities by facilitating group sessions.
• Referring students in need of psychosocial support to Shamiri Supervisors.
• Observing punctuality on all matters that concern the Shamiri program.
• Attending supervision meetings as communicated.
• Recording group sessions of attendance.
• Reporting to the supervisors any information necessary promptly.
• Acting, with supervision, to help ensure participant confidentiality, health, and safety.
• Supporting data collection during group sessions to help ensure accurate participant information.

Requirements 

• Must have attained at least a Grade C- in KCSE, or an equivalent qualification in GCSE, AS-level, etc.
• Must be between 18 and 24 years of age at the time of application.
• Familiarity with Google Workspace tools (e.g., Google Docs, Forms, Calendar) or other basic digital tools.
• Own or have access to a phone that can access the internet.
• Experience facilitating or supporting group activities, especially with adolescents or in school settings, is a plus.
• Willingness to learn from mistakes and use feedback for personal and professional growth.
• A genuine interest in helping others, particularly adolescents, with a strong commitment to confidentiality, fairness, and emotional safety.
• Alignment with the mission and values of Shamiri Institute.
• Strong time management, organization, and problem-solving skills.
• Attention to detail in facilitation and reporting tasks.
• Basic knowledge or interest in mental health, wellness, or life skills education

Shamiri Fellows are recent high-school graduates trained to deliver the 4-week Shamiri intervention without prior formal health training as part of the Shamiri Program. Fellows receive ten hours of training and weekly supervision from Shamiri Clinical Supervisors. They lead group-based intervention sessions with high school students within the schools

Roles and Responsibilities 

• Delivering intervention activities by facilitating group sessions.
• Referring students in need of psychosocial support to Shamiri Supervisors.
• Observing punctuality on all matters that concern the Shamiri program.
• Attending supervision meetings as communicated.
• Recording group sessions of attendance.
• Reporting to the supervisors any information necessary promptly.
• Acting, with supervision, to help ensure participant confidentiality, health, and safety.
• Supporting data collection during group sessions to help ensure accurate participant information.

Requirements 

• Must have attained at least a Grade C- in KCSE, or an equivalent qualification in GCSE, AS-level, etc.
• Must be between 18 and 24 years of age at the time of application.
• Familiarity with Google Workspace tools (e.g., Google Docs, Forms, Calendar) or other basic digital tools.
• Own or have access to a phone that can access the internet.
• Experience facilitating or supporting group activities, especially with adolescents or in school settings, is a plus.
• Willingness to learn from mistakes and use feedback for personal and professional growth.
• A genuine interest in helping others, particularly adolescents, with a strong commitment to confidentiality, fairness, and emotional safety.
• Alignment with the mission and values of Shamiri Institute.
• Strong time management, organization, and problem-solving skills.
• Attention to detail in facilitation and reporting tasks.
• Basic knowledge or interest in mental health, wellness, or life skills education

Shamiri Fellows are recent high-school graduates trained to deliver the 4-week Shamiri intervention without prior formal health training as part of the Shamiri Program. Fellows receive ten hours of training and weekly supervision from Shamiri Clinical Supervisors. They lead group-based intervention sessions with high school students within the schools

Roles and Responsibilities 

• Delivering intervention activities by facilitating group sessions.
• Referring students in need of psychosocial support to Shamiri Supervisors.
• Observing punctuality on all matters that concern the Shamiri program.
• Attending supervision meetings as communicated.
• Recording group sessions of attendance.
• Reporting to the supervisors any information necessary promptly.
• Acting, with supervision, to help ensure participant confidentiality, health, and safety.
• Supporting data collection during group sessions to help ensure accurate participant information.

Requirements 

• Must have attained at least a Grade C- in KCSE, or an equivalent qualification in GCSE, AS-level, etc.
• Must be between 18 and 24 years of age at the time of application.
• Familiarity with Google Workspace tools (e.g., Google Docs, Forms, Calendar) or other basic digital tools.
• Own or have access to a phone that can access the internet.
• Experience facilitating or supporting group activities, especially with adolescents or in school settings, is a plus.
• Willingness to learn from mistakes and use feedback for personal and professional growth.
• A genuine interest in helping others, particularly adolescents, with a strong commitment to confidentiality, fairness, and emotional safety.
• Alignment with the mission and values of Shamiri Institute.
• Strong time management, organization, and problem-solving skills.
• Attention to detail in facilitation and reporting tasks.
• Basic knowledge or interest in mental health, wellness, or life skills education

Shamiri Fellows are recent high-school graduates trained to deliver the 4-week Shamiri intervention without prior formal health training as part of the Shamiri Program. Fellows receive ten hours of training and weekly supervision from Shamiri Clinical Supervisors.

Roles and Responsibilities 

• Delivering intervention activities by facilitating group sessions.
• Observing punctuality on all matters that concern Shamiri.
• Attending supervision meetings as communicated.
• Recording group sessions attendance.
• Reporting to the supervisors any information necessary promptly.
• Acting, with supervision, to help ensure participant confidentiality, health, and safety.

Requirements 

• A minimum of KCSE Grade C.
• Aged between 18-22 years.
• Previous experience as a Shamiri fellow.
• Demonstrate the ability to recognize and reflect on one’s own values, attitudes, beliefs, biases, emotions, and past experiences. Use mistakes as opportunities for growth.
• Demonstrate interest in helping others and ensuring their confidentiality, fair treatment, safety, and well-being.
• Demonstrate commitment to the broad scope of values, ethics, and goals at the height of the Shamiri mission.
• Possess time management, organizational and problem-solving skills.
• Possess strong communication skills and attention to detail.

Shamiri Fellows are recent high-school graduates trained to deliver the 4-week Shamiri intervention without prior formal health training as part of the Shamiri Program. Fellows receive ten hours of training and weekly supervision from Shamiri Clinical Supervisors.

Roles and Responsibilities 

• Delivering intervention activities by facilitating group sessions.
• Observing punctuality on all matters that concern Shamiri.
• Attending supervision meetings as communicated.
• Recording group sessions attendance.
• Reporting to the supervisors any information necessary promptly.
• Acting, with supervision, to help ensure participant confidentiality, health, and safety.

Requirements 

• A minimum of KCSE Grade C.
• Aged between 18-22 years.
• Previous experience as a Shamiri fellow.
• Demonstrate the ability to recognize and reflect on one’s own values, attitudes, beliefs, biases, emotions, and past experiences. Use mistakes as opportunities for growth.
• Demonstrate interest in helping others and ensuring their confidentiality, fair treatment, safety, and well-being.
• Demonstrate commitment to the broad scope of values, ethics, and goals at the height of the Shamiri mission.
• Possess time management, organizational and problem-solving skills.
• Possess strong communication skills and attention to detail.

Shamiri Fellows are recent high-school graduates trained to deliver the 4-week Shamiri intervention without prior formal health training as part of the Shamiri Program. Fellows receive ten hours of training and weekly supervision from Shamiri Clinical Supervisors.

Roles and Responsibilities 

• Delivering intervention activities by facilitating group sessions.
• Observing punctuality on all matters that concern Shamiri.
• Attending supervision meetings as communicated.
• Recording group sessions attendance.
• Reporting to the supervisors any information necessary promptly.
• Acting, with supervision, to help ensure participant confidentiality, health, and safety.

Requirements 

• A minimum of KCSE Grade C.
• Aged between 18-22 years.
• Previous experience as a Shamiri fellow.
• Demonstrate the ability to recognize and reflect on one’s own values, attitudes, beliefs, biases, emotions, and past experiences. Use mistakes as opportunities for growth.
• Demonstrate interest in helping others and ensuring their confidentiality, fair treatment, safety, and well-being.
• Demonstrate commitment to the broad scope of values, ethics, and goals at the height of the Shamiri mission.
• Possess time management, organizational and problem-solving skills.
• Possess strong communication skills and attention to detail.

Shamiri Fellows are recent high-school graduates trained to deliver the 4-week Shamiri intervention without prior formal health training as part of the Shamiri Program. Fellows receive ten hours of training and weekly supervision from Shamiri Clinical Supervisors.

Roles and Responsibilities 

• Delivering intervention activities by facilitating group sessions.
• Observing punctuality on all matters that concern Shamiri.
• Attending supervision meetings as communicated.
• Recording group sessions attendance.
• Reporting to the supervisors any information necessary promptly.
• Acting, with supervision, to help ensure participant confidentiality, health, and safety.

Requirements 

• A minimum of KCSE Grade C.
• Aged between 18-22 years.
• Previous experience as a Shamiri fellow.
• Demonstrate the ability to recognize and reflect on one’s own values, attitudes, beliefs, biases, emotions, and past experiences. Use mistakes as opportunities for growth.
• Demonstrate interest in helping others and ensuring their confidentiality, fair treatment, safety, and well-being.
• Demonstrate commitment to the broad scope of values, ethics, and goals at the height of the Shamiri mission.
• Possess time management, organizational and problem-solving skills.
• Possess strong communication skills and attention to detail.