Full Time Overnight Family Advocate 11pm7am

Crisis Line & Safe House Of Central Georgia, Inc.; Macon (GA); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Crisis Line & Safe House Of Central Georgia, Inc. is seeking a Shelter Family Advocate to lead the midnight shift and ensure safe, smooth shelter operations overnight. You will manage intake, donations, and client documentation, while delivering crisis support with discretion and compassion.

This full-time position requires independent work, strong organizational skills, and adherence to shelter policies. CPR/First Aid training and background checks are required.

Qualifications

• Background in victim advocacy.
• Understanding of domestic violence dynamics.
• Able to work independently.
• Able to utilize community and in-house resources.
• Pass criminal background check.
• Willing to submit to random drug screenings.
• Willing to adhere to shelter policies and procedures.
• Shares on-call duty as directed by Shelter Manager.

Responsibilities

• Overnight shift leadership to maintain shelter operations.
• Provide crisis counseling and referrals as needed.
• Complete intake and document client files daily.
• Record and manage donations and shelter materials.
• Maintain confidential client files and statistics.
• Respond to crisis calls during midnight shift.

Skills

Victim advocacy

Organizational skills

Problem solving

TTY machine

Microsoft Office

Education

CPR/First Aid Training

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Crisis Line & Safe House of Central Georgia, Inc.

Job Description

Job Title: Shelter Family Advocate

Reports to: Shelter Manager

Department: Shelter Program

Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA): Non-exempt

Job Hours: Full Time/40 hours per week

Position Overview

The Shelter Family Advocate at Crisis Line & Safe House of Central Georgia serves as the midnight shift leader for shelter clients, providing overnight support and safety monitoring.

In addition to direct client support, this position is responsible for maintaining accurate monthly statistics, completing data entry, performing light housekeeping duties, and organizing shelter materials, supplies, and resources. The Shelter Family Advocate also manages the intake, logging, sorting, categorization, and organization of all donations received by the shelter.

The position plays an important role in ensuring continuity of shelter operations during overnight hours while maintaining accurate records, an organized environment, and appropriate documentation of client and program activities.

Essential Job Functions as Shelter Family Advocate

• Participates in performing activities necessary for the smooth operation of the domestic violence shelter, providing housing, food, transportation, crisis counseling, and educational assistance.
• Manages day-to-day operation of shelter during midnight shift.
• Always keeps shelter safe and secure and is responsible for the safety of residents.
• Completes, scores, and submits all data testing information, measurements, and monthly statistics required for each service as dictated by the Shelter Manager.
• Maintains confidential client files and agency statistics for program.
• Answers crisis calls during midnight shift
• Collects and maintains detailed statistical data pertaining to all calls
• Provides crisis intervention and referrals as necessary for clients
• Screens client appropriateness for shelter entrance when admission is needed
• Completes intake of in-coming clients and children
• Completes all resident paperwork and documents client files daily
• Resolves client conflicts and misconduct when necessary
• Participates in on-call rotation for shelter
• Records, logs, and stores all material donations
• Serves as an active and supportive team member and participates in work processes as identified
• Maintains communication with Shelter Manager and alerts her to any major problems or high-risk situations

Non-essential Job Functions

• Assists in office coverage when necessary
• Assists in other areas such as shelter advocacy when needed

Requirements of Position Applicants

• Possess a background in victim advocacy
• Possess an understanding of domestic violence dynamics
• Able to work independently
• Able to utilize the resources available both in the community and in-house
• Obtain CPR/ First Aid Training
• Pass criminal background check
• Willing to submit to random drug screenings
• Willing to adhere to all shelter policies and procedures
• Shares on call duty as directed by the Shelter Manager

Other Skills/Abilities

• Organizational skills
• Problem solving skills
• Ability to learn to use TTY machine
• Ability to use all office equipment (Microsoft included)

Note: Employee may perform other related duties as negotiated to meet the ongoing needs of the organization. Employment at Crisis Line & Safe House is on an "at-will" basis. Regardless of the date or method of payment or salary, employment may be terminated at any time by the employer or employee with or without cause. This job description is not intended to be all-inclusive. No supervisor, manager, or other person, irrespective of title or position, has the authority to alter the at-will status of your employment or to enter any employment contract for a definite period of time with you. Any agreement with you altering your at-will employment status must be in writing and signed by the Executive Director of Crisis Line & Safe House.