Providing trauma-informed crisis intervention, case management, and advocacy both in-person and virtually to a caseload of 20+ clients through self-referrals and community partnerships, including Northwest Hospital, four law enforcement precincts, Child Protective Services, and other local agencies.Collaborating with medical staff, police officers, court personnel, social workers, and other domestic violence agencies to provide clients with coordinated care and community resources.Assisting and editing federal grant proposals to secure funding for programming.Creating and distributing materials to move clients towards self-sufficiency and financial empowerment.Facilitating presentations regularly to groups of 5-10 incoming medical providers about the dynamics ofdomestic violence and how best to serve patients who disclose abuse, sexual assault, or human trafficking.Assisting clients in filing protective orders & accompanying clients to civil & criminal court proceedings.Ensuring timely completion of data entry and documentation related to advocacy programming.

Providing crisis intervention and advocacy to victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, andhuman trafficking both in-person and virtually.Engaging in direct support services with individuals and families affected by abuse and violence, includingstaffing and scheduling 24-hour helpline during daytime shifts, with some overnights and weekends, responding and delegating responses to 5-10 calls per hour.Collaborating with legal, shelter, & advocacy teams, and external agencies to assist clients.Maintaining building security and assuring confidentiality of clients, shelter residents, and location.Maintaining a working understanding of community resources.Ensuring timely completion of data entry and documentation related to advocacy programming.

Managing the safe receipt and storage of donated goods, conducting and documenting client intakes, collaborating with 10+ campus organizations to collect donations, creating marketing materials, maintaining and managing pantry website and social media, recruiting and assisting 20+ clients weekly, compiling and distributing resources.

Graduate Assistant for the office of Multicultural and Accessibility services. Responsibilities: meeting frequently with students who have mental health diagnoses to ensure they reach their academic and personal goals, preparing academic plans with students, planning events and volunteer opportunities, creating and maintaining a website, collaborating with other offices on campus, assisting with accommodations for students, and all other duties as assigned.

Sorting and processing donated goods, completing and documenting intake forms, meeting with clients to conduct a needs assessment, researching, writing, and reviewing grant proposals, creating marketing materials and managing social media pages, recruiting, scheduling, and managing volunteers.