
The Rainbow Alive Hub Initiative (TRAHI) is seeking to engage a skilled and experienced Case Management Specialist to support the strengthening of its legal aid and emergency response systems for LGBTQIA+ persons in Lagos State, Nigeria.
This consultancy forms part of TRAHI’s broader effort to build a more structured, confidential, survivor-centered, and accountable legal response mechanism for community members experiencing arrest, detention, extortion, violence, blackmail, displacement, and other human rights violations in an increasingly punitive environment.
The consultant will support the design and implementation of a secure and efficient case management and referral system that improves how cases are received, documented, tracked, escalated, referred, and followed up within TRAHI’s Legal Desk structure.
About TRAHI
The Rainbow Alive Hub Initiative (TRAHI) is a community-led organization committed to advancing the rights, dignity, health, and safety of LGBTQIA+ persons in Nigeria through advocacy, research, legal empowerment, leadership development, strategic communications, and access to support services.
TRAHI currently operates legal aid, community support, research, and advocacy interventions focused on strengthening protection systems for sexual and gender minorities in hostile environments.
Purpose of the Consultancy
The purpose of this consultancy is to establish a functional and secure case management framework that enables TRAHI to:
- receive and document cases efficiently;
- coordinate legal and emergency responses in real time;
- maintain confidential records safely;
- strengthen referral pathways;
- improve accountability and follow-up across cases;
- generate structured internal reporting and learning.
The consultant is expected to ensure that the system is practical, trauma-informed, easy for staff to use, and responsive to the realities faced by LGBTQIA+ persons in Nigeria.
Scope of Work
The selected consultant will be expected to:
- Assess TRAHI’s current legal aid and case handling workflow;
- Design a secure case management structure using appropriate digital tools;
- Develop standardized case intake forms and referral templates;
- Create protocols for case documentation, confidentiality, escalation, and follow-up;
- Establish referral tracking systems and case status workflows;
- Develop data protection and access control procedures;
- Train TRAHI staff and relevant personnel on use of the system;
- Provide recommendations for improving long-term case coordination and reporting;
- Support initial deployment and troubleshooting during rollout.
Expected Deliverables
The consultant will deliver:
- A fully configured digital case management system;
- Standardized case intake and referral tools;
- Case tracking workflows and documentation templates;
- Confidentiality and data protection guidance;
- Staff onboarding/training session;
- Final consultancy report with recommendations.
Required Qualifications & Experience
Interested consultants should possess:
- At least 5 years of experience in case management, legal systems, safeguarding, humanitarian coordination, information management, or related fields;
- Demonstrated experience designing or managing case management systems;
- Strong understanding of confidentiality, ethical documentation, and survivor-centered approaches;
- Experience working with marginalized or vulnerable communities;
- Strong organizational and communication skills;
- Ability to work independently and deliver within timelines;
- Familiarity with LGBTQIA+ rights and protection realities in Nigeria is a strong advantage.
Duration of Consultancy
The consultancy is expected to run for approximately 4 weeks.
Application Process
Interested consultants should submit:
- CV/Resume;
- Brief expression of interest;
- Examples of similar work completed (where available);
- Proposed methodology or approach (optional but encouraged).
Applications should be submitted via: https://bit.ly/trahicase
Deadline
June 2nd, 2026
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Equal Opportunity Statement
TRAHI strongly encourages applications from women, LGBTQIA+ persons, and individuals with experience working in community-led and rights-based spaces. We are committed to safeguarding confidentiality, inclusion, and ethical practice throughout this process.
