Join the Korean Womens Association as a Full-Time Domestic Violence Victim Advocate (Evening Shift 3pm-11:30pm) and become a vital part of our mission to empower survivors of intimate partner violence. Monday to Friday 3pm-11:30pm Apply
This onsite role offers the opportunity to engage directly with a diverse population providing trauma-informed care and survivor-centered advocacy. You will facilitate crisis intervention collaborate on safety planning and guide clients through intake assessments and case management all while fostering a supportive environment. The value of your contribution will be evident as you help clients achieve self-sufficiency and resilience in their lives. Your efforts in conflict resolution and supporting shelter services will create lasting impacts in the community.
The competitive pay ranges from $22.88 to $23.92 making it a rewarding career path for those dedicated to social services.
You can enjoy great benefits such as Medical Dental Vision 401(k) Life Insurance Competitive Salary Paid Time Off Paid Training Medical/Vision/Dental/Life Insurance.
Take the step toward a fulfilling career in advocacy where your skills can truly make a difference. Apply
KWA Home Care is non profit multicultural social service agency.
As a Domestic Violence Victim Advocate at the Korean Womens Association you will provide essential trauma-informed advocacy services to survivors of intimate partner violence. Your role includes answering WAFHOMEs 24-hour hotline conducting the screening process for shelter placements and offering crisis intervention and referrals for those seeking assistance. You will effectively develop safety plans with survivors and facilitate one-on-one and group sessions to educate shelter residents about the dynamics of domestic violence such as recognizing signs of abuse and understanding healthy relationships.
To excel as a Domestic Violence Victim Advocate with the Korean Womens Association candidates must possess a diverse skill set and relevant experience. Proficiency in the MS Office Suite including Excel Word and Outlook is essential alongside strong organizational analytical and problem-solving abilities to manage multiple priorities effectively. Bilingualism is preferred to enhance communication with a diverse client base. A solid understanding of gender-based violence issues along with knowledge of available service area resources is critical for providing informed advocacy.
A minimum of one year of experience in social or human services particularly in victim/survivor advocacy and crisis intervention is preferred along with experience in a domestic violence shelter or transitional housing environment. Additionally candidates should be prepared to complete initial and ongoing DV advocacy training to ensure they remain current in best practices for supporting survivors.
Strong organizational analytical and problem-solving skills; ability to handle multiple priorities High School Diploma or foreign equivalent required Some college or AA degree (any humanities) preferred Minimum of one (1) year experience in social or human services preferred Experience in victim/survivor advocacy and crisis intervention/counseling preferred Experience working in a DV shelter or transitional housing environment preferred Completion of initial 20 hours of DV advocacy training Complete a minimum of 20 hours continued training per year thereafter
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Serving all of Western Washington since 1972 Caring for the needs of 10,000+ clients a year The Korean Women’s Association (KWA) is a registered 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization, providing multi-cultural, multi-lingual human services, regardless of race or ethnic background, to dive ... View more