Casework Coordinator

Monroe Consulting Group; Indonesia; On-site; IDR 100.000.000 - 200.000.000; Full time

Job summary

A nonprofit organization based in Indonesia seeks a Casework Coordinator to oversee the coordination and monitoring of legal casework. This role includes maintaining case records and acting as a liaison between survivors and legal entities. The ideal candidate must hold a relevant bachelor's degree and possess extensive experience in case management. Fluency in Bahasa Indonesia and English is required. Join us to support survivors with trauma-informed legal services and advocacy.

Qualifications

• 3-7 years' experience in case management, legal support, or victim services.
• Familiarity with court procedures and post-conviction processes.
• Fluent in Bahasa Indonesia and English, both written and verbal.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate casework for legal proceedings and ensure timely interventions.
• Act as liaison between survivors and legal teams.
• Maintain accurate and confidential case records.

Skills

Communication skills

Stakeholder coordination

Trauma-informed practice

Problem-solving

Detail-oriented

Digital tools navigation

Education

Bachelor's degree in social work, law, psychology, or related field

Tools

Case management databases

Job description

About the Role

We're looking for a Casework Coordinator where you will coordinate and monitor legal casework from aftermath to resolution, working closely with justice actors, service providers, and implementing partners. You'll track proceedings involving convicted individuals, ensure survivors receive timely, trauma‑informed support, and guide survivors to relevant services via the organization's platforms. This role combines case management, legal coordination, stakeholder liaison, and survivor support.

Key Responsibilities

• Coordinate casework related to legal proceedings, including follow‑up on actions involving convicted individuals.
• Monitor legal processes (police, prosecutions, courts) step‑by‑step and ensure timely interventions or referrals as needed.
• Act as primary liaison between survivors, legal teams, prosecutors, courts, and partner service providers.
• Maintain accurate, confidential case records, progress logs, and case files on organizational systems.
• Develop and implement case plans with safety and protection measures; conduct risk assessments and review them regularly.
• Guide survivors to and through the NGO's digital/platform services (referrals, reporting, appointment scheduling, information resources).
• Coordinate multi‑stakeholder case meetings and prepare case briefs, status updates, and handover documents.
• Ensure all casework follows safeguarding, confidentiality, informed consent, and trauma‑informed standards.
• Contribute to lessons learned, reporting, and improvements in case management processes and digital tools.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in social work, law, psychology, or related field.
• 3-7 years' experience in case management, legal support, or victim services, experience with criminal justice processes preferred.
• Familiarity with court procedures, prosecutions, and post‑conviction processes.
• Strong knowledge of trauma‑informed practice, safeguarding, and confidentiality.
• Experience using case management databases and guiding clients through digital platforms.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder‑coordination skills; ability to prepare clear case briefs and reports.
• Bahasa Indonesia and English fluency both written & verbal.
• Willingness to travel within assigned regions as needed.

What We're Looking For

A calm, organized professional who puts survivors first and can manage complex legal caseflows. You are:

• Detail‑oriented & reliable: Meticulous about documentation and deadlines.
• Trauma‑informed & empathetic: Able to build trust while maintaining professional boundaries.
• Good with systems: Comfortable using case databases and guiding survivors through digital tools.
• Collaborative: Skilled at coordinating across justice actors, NGOs, and service providers.
• Problem‑solving: Able to anticipate risks and propose practical, survivor‑centred solutions.
• Values‑driven: Committed to ethical standards, confidentiality, and survivor empowerment.