Native Victim Services Advocate — Crisis & Outreach

Golden Eagle Casino; Horton (KS); Vor Ort; USD 42.000 - 68.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Golden Eagle Casino seeks a Tribal Victim Services Advocate to provide immediate and ongoing support to Native American victims of crime in Brown County and surrounding areas. The role includes advocacy, crisis intervention, safety planning, emotional support, and case management within the TVS program.

Responsibilities include risk assessment, coordinating services with agencies, responding to crises, and educating partners about tribal violence dynamics.

Qualifikationen

• Must have at least an associate degree in psychology, social work, criminal justice, or related field; or a High School Diploma/GED with advocate certification.
• Two or more years providing direct services to victims in advocacy is preferred.
• Ability to obtain and maintain KTIK-insurable driving status and valid Kansas driver’s license.

Aufgaben

• Identify risk and safety plan, coordinate services, and manage client needs with collateral agencies.
• Respond to calls, walk-ins, and crises; provide emergency assistance and coordinate with law enforcement.
• Educate and network with community partners on TVS programs and tribal community needs.

Kenntnisse

Active listening

Social perceptiveness

Time management

Critical thinking

Effective communication

Empathy

Ausbildung

Associate degree in psychology/social work/criminal justice

High School Diploma/GED + advocate certification

Bachelor's degree in psychology/social work/criminal justice

Tools

Data management systems

Jobbeschreibung

Golden Eagle Casino seeks a Tribal Victim Services Advocate to provide immediate and ongoing support to Native American victims of crime in Brown County and surrounding areas. The role includes advocacy, crisis intervention, safety planning, emotional support, and case management within the TVS program.

Responsibilities include risk assessment, coordinating services with agencies, responding to crises, and educating partners about tribal violence dynamics.