Khathutshelo Mashamba

• Conducting client intake and socio-economic assessments.
• Developing intervention plans that address presenting problems.
• Providing counselling, guidance, and emotional support.
• Managing ongoing casework to strengthen family and individual functioning
• Crisis intervention for urgent or high-risk situations (e.g., trauma, abuse, substance abuse)
• Linking clients to other relevant services and resources.
• Interpreting and applying relevant legislation ( Children’s Act, Older Persons Act)
• Ensuring services align with departmental policies and ethical practice.
• Participating in policy review and programme improvement processes.
• Coordinate with health services, NGOs, schools, and local organizations.
• Refer clients to complementary services (e.g., health care, legal support
• Participate in multidisciplinary planning and case-management teams..

Delivered individual and group interventions focused on employee well-being and psychosocial support.

Coordinated referrals to external service providers, including psychologists, social workers, medical professionals, and rehabilitation centers.

· Assisted in developing and reviewing wellness policies and procedures in line with labour and health legislation.

· Maintained accurate, confidential case notes and wellness records in compliance with ethical standards.

· Supported wellness awareness events such as World Mental Health Day, wellness days, and employee screenings.

• Conducted diagnostic assessment to potential learners.
• Trained modules to student social auxiliary workers.
• Conducted formative and summative assessment.
• Mentored of learners, conducted site visits during block placement.
• Debriefing to learners with psycho-social problems.
• Arranged and placed learners for electives in various agencies.

• Rendered counselling and support services to the patients and their families.
• Run support, therapeutic, educational and life skills groups with patients and their families.
• Coordinated patients’ family meetings between and multidisciplinary team.
• Create and promote linkages between community and clinical services.
• Promote growth and access to gender-equitable, youth friendly HIV treatment.
• Raise awareness campaign and projects to reduce community HIV related to stigma and discrimination.
• Conduct risk-reduction counseling and provide information about HIV prevention.
• Planned discharge care plan of the patient with the family.
• Conducted case presentations and participate in multidisciplinary team.
• Assessed and referred patients to relevant organization.
• Offer psychoeducation to patients and their family.
• Implemented and planned community education and engagements.
• Established of stakeholder forums in the communities.