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WSCADV maintains a list of current openings at domestic violence programs in Washington State and beyond. For jobs in King County, you may also want to check endgv.org.

Human Trafficking Survivor Advocate

API Chaya, Seattle, WA

API Chaya is seeking a Human Trafficking Survivor Advocate who will work within API Chaya’s Human Trafficking Program to conduct grass roots community organizing towards changing the norms and conditions that allow human trafficking to occur as well as provide intensive case management and crisis intervention to survivors of human trafficking. The Advocate should have strong knowledge around survivor-centered advocacy, managing competing priorities, and facilitating access to services for clients as well at engaging, building relationships with and communicating effectively with diverse communities and partners.

Apply by June 13, 2020    Posted on

Domestic Violence Program Director

Solid Ground, Seattle, WA

Create a lasting impact in our goal to end homelessness & support domestic violence survivors. Apply to be the DV Program Director at Broadview today!

Apply by December 31, 2020    Posted on

Civil Legal Advocate

Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services, Bellingham, WA

This position focuses on ensuring that survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault receive civil legal advocacy services, which includes understanding legal procedures, assisting clients in obtaining appropriate forms and filling out paperwork, attending civil hearings, and preparing clients for court appearances. This person also coordinates legal advocacy volunteers to leverage DVSAS services.

Apply by June 5, 2020    Posted on

Behavioral Health Program Coordinator (Safe Housing Program)

Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services, Bellingham, WA

The DVSAS Behavioral Health Program will improve access to behavioral health services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and sexual exploitation. The Behavioral Health Program Coordinator (BHPC) provides advocacy services to DVSAS clients with mental health or substance abuse issues, connects those clients to outside resources, and coordinates ongoing client access to mental health and behavioral health services. This position is located within the Safe Housing Program (SHP), which provides emergency, confidential safe shelter to clients who are homeless due to domestic violence. The Behavioral Health Program Coordinator in the SHP will manage a caseload of clients that are currently or were recently in the SHP and will also assist the SHP team in its daily operations, including providing general advocacy, responding to safe housing referrals, managing interpersonal conflicts, and maintaining a safe and healthy living environment for clients.

Apply by June 5, 2020    Posted on

DV Rapid Rehousing Advocate

YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish, Renton, WA

The DVRRH Advocate will be based out of South King County and will work with families to locate and sustain suitable housing utilizing the Rapid Rehousing model. This position has a social justice component that requires critical thinking through the lens of racism and intersections with poverty.

Apply by June 1, 2020    Posted on

Part-Time DV Shelter Advocate

YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish, Seattle, WA

The DV Shelter Advocate is responsible for providing crisis intervention counseling and other social services to women in crisis who are temporarily housed in the domestic violence emergency shelter. This position has a social justice component that requires critical thinking through the lens of racism and intersections with poverty.

Apply by June 1, 2020    Posted on

CENTRALIZED KING COUNTY HELPLINE PROGRAM DIRECTOR King County, WA

New Beginnings, Seattle

This management position will help establish and then manage a first-ever, centralized 24-hour Domestic Violence Helpline on behalf of domestic violence agencies throughout King County, Washington. The Helpline Program Director will assume a leadership role in creating, implementing and managing a multi-lingual, multi-modal Helpline that provides callers immediate emotional support, crisis intervention, information and harm reduction strategies; a doorway to access advocacy and housing services through diverse local agencies; and information and skill building to promote community involvement with DV intervention and prevention.

Apply by May 30, 2020    Posted on