Domestic Violence Community Coordinator
STAND! For Families Free of Violence STAND! For Families Free of Violence Pleasant Hill, CA Pleasant Hill, CA Full-time Full-time $30 - $33 an hour $30 - $33 an hour We are currently seeking an experienced DV practitioner to support the day-to-day administrative / management function of our Community Services team including assigning referrals, ensuring timely, high-quality services, acting as the daily single point of contact for operations, and coordinating survivor support groups, presentations, and training.
The successful candidate will also support the Intervention Support Services Manager to orient, train, and develop community services staff and others.
All Intervention Service Coordinators participate in a weekend / holiday standby rotation where they are on call for around one weekend per month to support crisis line and shelter staff when complex or emergency situations arise.
Support is typically through a phone call or text response, (Coordinators are rarely required to report onsite) so Coordinators are not restricted in terms of travel or activities while on standby.
A per-shift stipend is payable for standby time.
The Coordinator will spend up to 25% or 10 hours/week engaged in these responsibilities, with the remainder of their schedule spent in direct service work.
Primary duties for direct service work include:
Provide technical assistance, education, training, and case consultation to staff of partner agencies.
Provide in-person services to partnering agency clients with D.
V.
issues.
Provide full case management services to clients as needed.
Facilitate evening Support Groups for DV survivors (The Coordinator will typically start and finish work later one or two days per week, to accommodate Support Groups).
Maintain program record information for tracking, evaluation, and reporting purposes.
Attend meetings, build/maintain effective relationships with partnering agency.
Primary duties for administrative / management work include (.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
The successful candidate will also support the Intervention Support Services Manager to orient, train, and develop community services staff and others.
All Intervention Service Coordinators participate in a weekend / holiday standby rotation where they are on call for around one weekend per month to support crisis line and shelter staff when complex or emergency situations arise.
Support is typically through a phone call or text response, (Coordinators are rarely required to report onsite) so Coordinators are not restricted in terms of travel or activities while on standby.
A per-shift stipend is payable for standby time.
The Coordinator will spend up to 25% or 10 hours/week engaged in these responsibilities, with the remainder of their schedule spent in direct service work.
Primary duties for direct service work include:
Provide technical assistance, education, training, and case consultation to staff of partner agencies.
Provide in-person services to partnering agency clients with D.
V.
issues.
Provide full case management services to clients as needed.
Facilitate evening Support Groups for DV survivors (The Coordinator will typically start and finish work later one or two days per week, to accommodate Support Groups).
Maintain program record information for tracking, evaluation, and reporting purposes.
Attend meetings, build/maintain effective relationships with partnering agency.
Primary duties for administrative / management work include (.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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