Legal Medical Advocate CAN Hope Chicago

Lead a comprehensive case management program for Domestic Violence Victims ensuring safety and stability. Manage high-volume caseload while delivering trauma-informed crisis intervention and cultural sensitivity. This role drives outcomes through direct client support and strategic coordination across community resources. Unique advantage includes direct involvement in immigration relief processes and bilingual service delivery.

Part-time position launching through CTA Innovation Studio to test trauma-informed responses enhancing safety for riders and personnel. Safe Ride Specialists engage riders and individuals in need on CTA rail cars and surrounding locations providing outreach crisis intervention de-escalation referrals and warm hand-offs. Collaborate with CTA administrative resources frontline staff security personnel and third-party organizations. Provide services on Green Line trains between Harlem and Central stations evenings 5pm to 1am. Maintain office hours prepare for outreach complete administrative tasks follow up with partners. Establish rapport reduce harm provide resources food water clothing blankets and determine immediate safety needs. Offer crisis intervention and connect to shelter services. Assist to medical centers when indicated. Contact CTA personnel in emergencies. Distribute informational materials to community stakeholders. Work as part of team with other Safe Ride Specialists. Provide shelter housing coordination warm handoffs to providers accompany riders to medical centers. Partner with Loyola Street Medicine Live4Lali NAMI Thrive Counseling Center. Attend weekly meetings with CTA and other agencies. Build relationships with law enforcement libraries first responders hospitals health providers townships homeless education liaisons faith-based organizations. Attend Street Outreach Coalition meetings. Log activities maintain data in HMIS Salesforce SharePoint. Flexible schedule including evenings weekends driver’s license clean record auto insurance personal vehicle smartphone required. Minimum one year experience in social work family services human services counseling or related field. Equivalent with two years experience in related field. Must be mindful of racial inequities tailor efforts for equity. Problem solving to identify strengths explore safe housing options such as reunification with family. Key competencies include understanding homelessness factors bilingual Spanish English fluency preferred sensitivity to cultural diversity trauma-informed care vulnerability awareness conflict resolution interpersonal communication professional representation punctuality teamwork reporting abilities Microsoft Office proficiency. Physical requirements occasional lifting up to 30 pounds standing walking sitting reaching balancing stooping kneeling climbing stairs driving computer. Environment includes professional office CTA trains emergency departments streets varying locations may vary attending meetings traveling outside normal hours constant travel and driving in western Cook County outdoor tolerance reasonable accommodations provided. No discrimination based on race color religion sex citizenship ethnic origin age disability military veteran marital status sexual orientation gender identity genetic information ancestry. Equal opportunity employer.

Resilience seeks a Prevention Services Supervisor to lead youth prevention education services and supervise interns. This role owns K-12 curriculum development and school partnerships while driving the OMMB campaign. It differs by focusing on trauma-informed training and community mobilization.

As a Domestic Violence Advocate, you own crisis intervention and client advocacy at DVSSP in Pittsburgh. You will deliver trauma-informed direct service, including hotline counseling, safety planning, and legal accompaniment, impacting survivors across Southwestern PA. You will join a collaborative team of advocates and volunteers, training and supervising volunteers to extend our reach. This part-time role (32 hours, Wednesday-Saturday) includes paid training, flexible scheduling, and comprehensive benefits like PTO and pension. What sets this apart: you gain translatable skills in a mission-driven environment with annual education opportunities.

Lead a team of 3-6 Intake Specialists delivering mental health assessments in Chicago. Own the process of assessing client needs, directing referrals, and coordinating care while mentoring staff. Drive improvements in access and implementation strategies. This role shapes the clinical direction and fosters a supportive environment for both clients and team members.

A Safe Place

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As the Transitional Housing Case Manager at A Safe Place, you will own the full lifecycle of securing and placing survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, human trafficking, sexual assault, and stalking into transitional housing and rapid rehousing programs across Lake County, Illinois. You will build landlord partnerships, conduct VISPDAT assessments, and coordinate client services including employment training, counseling, and legal advocacy. Reporting to the Associate Director of Crisis Housing, you will work with a dedicated team in a 24/7 on-call rotation. This role offers a direct impact on survivor safety and empowerment in a mission-driven nonprofit environment.