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Part-time

Shelter Fill In Advocate

Job Description: Openings for Shelter Advocates for the Center Against Sexual and
Domestic Abuse, Inc. (CASDA). Job duties include: providing advocacy and supportive
services to domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse victims within the shelter
program and via the 24-hour, toll free helpline. Must be flexible and willing to work all shift.

• Responsible to provide direct services, and documentation to all shelter clients and
  crisis line callers on weekends, holidays, and anytime full-time staff are unable to
  work due to sick time, personal days, or vacation. This job exists to ensure 24-hour
  care to shelter clients and crisis line callers.
• Responsible to provide facility maintenance on an as needed basis. This includes
  office cleaning and shelter facility cleaning duties.
• Responsible to attend monthly shelter staff meetings, to sign up for the number of
  shifts assigned to me by the Director of Program Services, and to complete any
  additional tasks assigned by the Director of Program Services and/or the Executive
  Director.

Diversity is integral to our success and CASDA is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.
We believe in workplaces that are fully inclusive and recognize that discrimination has
resulted in less-than-equal opportunity for individuals based on gender, race, disability and
more. We value diversity, in backgrounds and in experiences, and are deliberate and self-
reflective about the kind of team culture we are building. We are committed to actively
complying with all federal and state affirmative action and equal opportunity laws, executive
orders, policies, rules and regulations, including S.16.765 Wis. Stats. Not because it’s the
right thing to do but because it makes our organization stronger. We strongly encourage
individuals from underrepresented groups to apply.

Education and Experience:

Course work or experience in human services related field and/or experience working with victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse.

Skills:

Ability to build positive relationships, adaptability, good communication skills, conflict
resolution skills, good time management, personal and professional experience.

Salary: $15.00/hr

Contact Dana Doyle at: [email protected]

or contact our main office at 715-392-3136 for application and job description

 

Domestic Violence Housing First Coordinator-

Full-time

Job Description: This job exists to support victims and survivors of domestic violence with housing searches and placement, and case-management services, through a trauma-informed approach. This position focuses on assisting survivors experiencing housing issues and homelessness with the goal of obtaining permanent housing. The Housing First
Coordinator will provide mobile advocacy in Douglas, Ashland and Bayfield Counties
while also building and maintaining positive working partnerships with community
agencies, housing authorities and landlords.

• Responsible to provide ongoing services to individuals experiencing housing
  issues. Services will be provided through community-based, trauma-informed
  advocacy, meeting the client where they are.
• Responsible to network with various community agencies, housing authorities and
  landlords in Douglas, Bayfield and Ashland Counties and to maintain positive
  working relationships to enhance CASDA services.
• Responsible to adhere to agency policy with regards to confidentiality.\
• Responsible to commit to anti-oppression work.

 

Education and Experience Required:  Have course work in Social Work, Human Services or related field and/or a minimum of one-year experience working with victims of domestic abuse. Knowledge of the communities this position serves is an asset.

 

Salary: $37,621

Contact Dana Doyle at: [email protected]

or contact our main office at 715-392-3136 for application and job description

INTERNSHIPS (UNPAID)

For information about CASDA’s internship program, please fill out this form HERE.

Email application to our Community Engagement Coordinator, Mollie Gilbertson at [email protected]

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