The primary function of the Protection (GBV) Program Manager is to provide technical and managerial guidance for successful implementation of GBV prevention and response activities of International Medical Corps, funded by a variety of donors.  The GBV program has been growing in the past year, and expanded specifically the grass-root based approach. Currently IMC Afghanistan have two main approaches to GBV. One is through family protection centers at hospitals where medical, legal and counselling can be accessed. The other approach is through mobile units, visiting villages and towns in northern and eastern regions. In the grassroots approach, IMC provides counselling to survivors, and vulnerable groups, and run women friendly spaces providing women a space to socialize and access information. The work in the communities are supported by focal points allowing for continuous awareness raising and liaising survivors with services.