Associate Director, Anti-Violence Program — Healing & Justice Lead

Sakhi for South Asian Survivors; New York (NY); On-site; USD 81,000 - 99,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary $90k

Unlimited PTO

Parental leave

Health insurance

Clinical supervision

Job summary

Sakhi for South Asian Survivors in New York seeks an Associate Director of the Anti-Violence Program to lead strategic vision, program development, and trauma-informed services for survivors. You will supervise AVP staff, manage grant reporting, collaborate with leadership, and build partnerships to expand healing and justice options within a survivor-centered framework.

This full-time role requires a Master’s in Social Work or related field, fluency in one or more South Asian languages, and 5–7

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Social Work or equivalent.
• Fluency in one or more South Asian languages (e.g., Hindi, Urdu, Bengali).
• 5–7 years in direct social service with trauma and gender-based violence knowledge.
• Experience supervising staff and grant-funded programs.
• Ability to work across diverse teams and communicate effectively.

Responsibilities

• Develop and lead strategic vision for the Anti-Violence Program (AVP).
• Plan and coordinate trauma-informed care initiatives for survivors.
• Develop systems to align AVP with other Sakhi programs and services.
• Monitor program policies, procedures and evaluation efforts.
• Represent Sakhi AVP at conferences and in collaboration with leadership.

Skills

South Asian languages

Microsoft Office

G-Suite

Education

Master's degree in Social Work or related field

Job description

Sakhi for South Asian Survivors in New York seeks an Associate Director of the Anti-Violence Program to lead strategic vision, program development, and trauma-informed services for survivors. You will supervise AVP staff, manage grant reporting, collaborate with leadership, and build partnerships to expand healing and justice options within a survivor-centered framework.

This full-time role requires a Master’s in Social Work or related field, fluency in one or more South Asian languages, and 5–7