Field Officer-Health and Wellness_MWRC

• Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) - In Bangalore, 28 centres are set-up in migrant labour colonies to support children of construction workers, providing clean, safe, and fun places for children to play. Since 2007, 66,000+ migrant children supported, with 6,500+ successfully enrolled into public schools for continued education.
• Empower Migrant Workers - 4 Workers Resource Centres and a migrant support helpline raise awareness among migrant workers about entitlements from the Karnataka State Construction and Other Workers Welfare Board and access to health, education, legal, financial, and social security matters. Over 300,000+ migrant workers have accessed government benefits worth
• Rs.12 Crores , and 863 migrant children have been linked to scholarships.
• Building Women-Owned Institutions - Established 1,609 Self Help Groups and works with 5,200 women across Koppal and Varanasi and women have built savings of Rs.18 Crores.

• Conduct regular field visits with MWRC staffs and interact with workers across relevant shifts, as scheduled.
• Provide basic information and supportive guidance to workers on accessing health, wellness, and social support services.
• Identify situations requiring professional medical care, psychological support, or specialised intervention and facilitate appropriate referrals.
• Share information about available counselling services, women’s helplines, and other relevant support mechanisms.
• Organise health awareness programmes, wellness sessions and community outreach activities.
• Create awareness about preventive healthcare, personal hygiene, nutrition, maternal and child health, mental well-being.
• Promote healthy lifestyle practices and encourage workers to keep them active.
• Coordinate with hospitals, health departments, ASHA workers, Anganwadi workers, and other frontline health workers to improve access to healthcare services.
• Follow up with beneficiaries to understand whether they have been able to access the required services.
• Maintain confidentiality and ensure that sensitive health information is handled appropriately.
• Coordinate with factory HR teams, welfare officers, safety officers, and other designated personnel to implement health and wellness activities.
• Maintain records of factory visits, awareness sessions, health camps, worker participation, referrals, and other project activities.
• Prepare and submit regular field reports, monthly progress reports, and activity updates to the reporting officer.
• Support in preparing monthly progress reports and donor related data requirements •       Any other tasks as assigned by the Project Manager as per the organisational requirements.

• Good reading and verbal communication skills in Kannada, English, and Hindi. Knowledge of additional South Indian languages will be an added advantage.
• Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to build rapport with women workers.
• Empathy, active listening, and sensitivity towards women's health and well-being.
• Basic computer proficiency, including MS Word, MS Excel, email, and digital data-entry tools.
• Willingness to travel regularly to assigned factories and work according to planned activity schedules.
• Commitment to confidentiality, safeguarding, gender equality, and professional ethics.

• Bachelor’s degree in Psychology (B.Sc.) or a related field. Freshers and candidates with 1–2 years of relevant experience are encouraged to apply.
• Willingness to travel.
• Women candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.

• Location – Hoskote, Bengaluru Rural 
• Remuneration will be competitive with development sector standards and will depend upon the candidate’s experience and competency.
• Pls apply by 30th October 2026 by emailing your updated CV to sampark@sampark.org with the subject - Field Officer-Health and Wellness_ MWRC

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