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Violence Interrupter
New Orleans or United States
OnsiteFull Time
LCMC Health: Provides non-profit healthcare services and medical education in Louisiana.
High school diploma/GED; familiarity with communities impacted by violence; preferred experience working with at-risk or gang-impacted individuals; personal experience overcoming violence/incarceration (minimum 24 months since release); ability to work overnight and weekends; reliable and able to perform administrative tasks.
Violence Interrupter Supervisor, BIVO Cure Violence Program North
Brooklyn, New York, United States
$27/yrOnsiteFull Time
CAMBA: Provides social services and supportive housing for New Yorkers.
2+ YOEBachelor's degree and 2 years human services experience required; experience with Cure Violence preferred; supervisory and program management experience; ability to engage community members and partners.
Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation: Provides legal aid, social services, and workforce training.
Provide trauma-informed advocacy, safety planning, counseling, crisis intervention, case documentation, and service coordination for primarily immigrant domestic violence survivors; fluency in English and Spanish required; bachelor’s degree preferred.
The Cocoon: Provides safety and advocacy for domestic and sexual violence survivors.
2+ YOEBachelor's degree or 2 years related experience required; advocacy and communication skills; experience serving victims of domestic violence; ability to work from an empowerment model; valid driver's license and vehicle; bilingual preferred.
Quapaw Nation: Federally recognized tribal government providing diverse community services.
2+ YOEProvide trauma-informed advocacy, case management, legal accompaniment, outreach, and client coordination for domestic violence survivors; high school diploma required; CPR/First Aid preferred; driver's license and background check required.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint
Gateway Community Action Partnership: Provides social and educational services to support self-sufficiency.
1+ YOEMaster's degree preferred, meet NJ state licensure, 1+ year therapy experience, experience with domestic violence treatment, DSM-5 knowledge, ability to conduct individual/family/group therapy, and obtain personal liability insurance.
Human Options: Providing domestic violence intervention and support services to survivors.
1+ YOEBilingual English/Spanish required; some college preferred. Successful police department vetting and background screening required. One year counseling/client support experience preferred. Complete 40-hour domestic violence advocate training post-hire.
Clackamas Women's Services: Providing support and services to survivors of domestic violence.
Deliver in-person K–12 violence-prevention curriculum, willingness to complete 40‑hr confidential advocate training, experience teaching or public speaking preferred, valid driver’s license and reliable transportation, bilingual preferred, able to lift up to 50 lbs., computer proficiency.
Liberty Resources: Providing integrated behavioral health and community social services.
1+ YOEHS diploma or equivalent and 1 year experience in domestic violence or community human services (life experience may substitute). Valid NY driver’s license, reliable transportation, completion of 30-hour rape crisis certification and 10 hours annual continuing education required.
TCN Behavioral Health: Provides comprehensive mental health and substance use treatment services.
1+ YOEProvide education, training, outreach, and intervention on domestic violence and sexual assault; create materials; maintain records; requires Associate degree in education/social service, 1+ year related experience, First Aid/CPR/de-escalation/medication monitoring, valid Ohio driver's license.
Victim Service Tracking Electronic Software Record
Liberty Resources: Provides community-based behavioral health and social services.
1+ YOEHS diploma or equivalent, 1+ year experience with domestic violence programs or related human services (life experience may substitute). Valid NY driver's license and reliable transportation. Must complete 30-hour Rape Crisis Certification and 10 hrs continuing ed annually.
YWCA Union County: Empowering domestic violence survivors through comprehensive support and advocacy.
3+ YOEMaster's in counseling/social work/psychology required, 3+ years domestic violence experience, cultural competency, bilingual Spanish, strong communication, availability for evenings/weekends, Microsoft Office proficiency.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook
YWCA of Western Massachusetts: Provides shelter and support services for survivors of violence.
Bachelor's degree required, Spanish proficiency required, trauma-informed skills, experience with survivors of domestic violence/sexual assault, reliable transportation/valid driver’s license, ability to lift 40 lbs, computer and organizational skills, experience with community outreach and public speaking.
Community Action Programs Cayuga/Seneca: Provides social services to help individuals achieve self-sufficiency.
1+ YOEAssociate's degree preferred; 1 year experience with domestic violence or related on-call experience; ability to serve on a 24-hour hotline and coordinate with law enforcement, courts, and service providers.
BHcare: Provides integrated mental health and domestic violence services.
5+ YOEBachelor's degree required (Master's preferred), 5+ years progressive human services experience (domestic violence preferred), proven leadership and staff management, program/budget/grant experience, knowledge of domestic violence dynamics, and certification as a battered women's counselor.
Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence: Provides support services and emergency shelter for domestic violence survivors
Experience in prevention education, community organizing, youth development or domestic violence advocacy; strong facilitation, curriculum development, communication, project management, and cultural responsiveness skills.
Center for Family Services: Provides comprehensive social services and mental health support.
2+ YOEMinimum 2 years working with individuals impacted by violence/trauma/justice system; high school/GED preferred; lived experience and Camden credibility preferred; ability to work evenings/weekends and participate in 24/7 on-call rotation; willingness to complete required training; valid NJ driver\u0019s license preferred.