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O. Box 2276  \nWorcester, MA 01613-2276 [www.odscma.org](www.odscma.org)  \nJob Title: Victim Advocate-Massachusetts( Full time-37 .5 hours)  \nReports to: Advocacy Program Manager  \nDeadline to Apply: Until Filled Overview:  \nOur Deaf Survivors Center, Inc. (ODSC) is a non-profit organization that provides assistance to Deaf/Hard of Hearing individuals who are impacted by domestic and sexual violence. We offer a comprehensive program that includes advocacy, support services, education, and training to improve awareness of cultural and linguistic considerations among service providers who work with such individuals.  \nMission Statement:  \nODSC, Inc. serves individuals impacted by domestic and sexual violence in Deaf communities by providing culturally sustaining resources and services.  \nPosition Summary:  \nThe Victim Advocate (VA) supports ODSC’s advocacy services by providing comprehensive advocacy services for Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late-Deafened, and Deaf Blind survivors of sexual and domestic violence throughout Massachusetts, offering support at every step of their journey. As a dedicated member of the team, the VA upholds ODSC’s core values of collaboration, cultural affi rmation, and community-led compassionate care, to provide crisis intervention, advocacy, and referral services to survivors.  \nKey Responsibilities:  \nThe ODSC’s Victim Advocate will:  \n● Provide direct services such as:  \n○ Medical advocacy: Assisting with medical care and communication access needs.  \n○ Safety planning: Develop a comprehensive safety plan with survivors that is individualized and considers ways to remain safe in different situations.  \n○ Legal advocacy: Crisis intervention including assistance with Restraining Orders ( RO) and accompanying survivors to court appearances.  \n○ Emotional support: Providing ongoing support and working towards preventing future violence.  \n○ Economic Advocacy and Empowerment: Support survivors in rebuilding and gaining self-sufficiency after domestic violence.  \n● Provide information and referral services, connecting survivors with other service providers to address housing and independent living needs.  \n● Collect data to document service delivery and gather demographic information about survivors of domestic and sexual violence.  \n● Network with sexual/domestic violence agencies, shelters, community-based  \norganizations, and statewide agencies.  \nQualifications and Experience:  \n● Bachelor’s or Associate degree in human services or a related field of study; alternatively, a minimum of 5 years of experience in direct care, independent living, case management services, or sexual/domestic violence services.  \n● Fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and English.  \n● Demonstrated commitment to and experience in providing trauma-informed support to survivors of domestic and sexual violence.  \n● Knowledge of Sexual and Domestic Violence dynamics and related issues is essential.  \n● Strong interpersonal and communication skills.  \n● Dedication to promoting equity and inclusion among survivors, team members, and community members.  \n● Ability to work both independently and collaboratively as part of a team.  \n● Ability to maintain confidentiality and protect confidential data.  \nPosition Requirements:  \n● Completion of 35 hours of Sexual Assault training and 25 hours of Domestic Violence training within the fi rst year of hire.  \n● Ongoing commitment to 6 hours of Sexual Assault and 12 hours of Domestic Violence training annually, with encouragement to participate in additional relevant training.  \n● Attendance at regular supervision sessions, team meetings, and all-staff meetings.  \n● Flexibility in working hours to meet the demands of t he position.  \n● Basic proficiency in computer and internet use.  \n● Travel is required; must possess a current and valid motor vehicle driver’s license and have reliable transportation.  \nSalary & Benefits:  \nThe hourly rate for this position is $20-$25","cbCailHBme553Dju","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailHBme553Dju","pdf",110522,6,"English","# Job Overview\n## Mission and Position Summary\n## Key Responsibilities\n## Qualifications and Experience\n## Position Requirements\n## Salary & Benefits\n## How to Apply","[{\"question\":\"What population does the Victim Advocate serve?\",\"answer\":\"The role serves Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late-Deafened, and Deaf Blind survivors impacted by sexual and domestic violence throughout Massachusetts.\"},{\"question\":\"What core responsibilities are included?\",\"answer\":\"Responsibilities include medical advocacy, individualized safety planning, legal advocacy for Restraining Orders and court appearances, emotional support, economic empowerment, and information and referral services for housing and independent living.\"},{\"question\":\"What qualifications and requirements are expected?\",\"answer\":\"Candidates need a human services degree or at least 5 years of relevant direct care/case management or violence services experience, ASL and English fluency, trauma-informed support experience, and completion of required Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence trainings in the first year.\"}]","Victim Advocate - Massachusetts Job Description | PDF",1789371363]