PAIP Facilitator: Help Break the Cycle of Abuse

The Salvation Army USA Central Territory; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

The Salvation Army USA Central Territory is seeking a Partner Abuse Intervention Program Facilitator to provide PAIP groups in Chicago through City Mission. The role involves case management, collaboration with community partners, and adherence to agency policies.

The incumbent will participate in bi-weekly supervision and ensure compliance with NASW ethics and vulnerability safeguards. Minimum qualifications include a Bachelor's Degree and completion of PAIP/DV training requirements; bilingual

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college or university. A BSW is preferred, but a major in human services is acceptable.
• Experience: Completed 40-hour domestic violence training or has a plan for completion.
• Experience: Completed 20-hour partner abuse intervention training or has a plan for completion.
• Experience: Previous experience in domestic violence work and PAIP/DV groups is preferred.
• Skills/Abilities: Bilingual (Spanish) is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Provides partner abuse intervention program groups within agency policies, programs and procedures.
• Maintains frequent case-related contacts with local resources, collateral sources, public and private agencies and organizations to advocate for clients; refers clients for services as needed.
• Obtains Release of Information before referrals.
• Initiates contact with IDFS as a mandated reporter when child abuse or neglect is suspected.
• Initiates contact with Elder Abuse Hotline as a mandated reporter when elder abuse is suspected.
• Keeps supervisor informed of subpoenas and attends court when appropriate.
• Records contacts, situations, or incidents in case notes in a timely fashion.

Job description

The Salvation Army USA Central Territory is seeking a Partner Abuse Intervention Program Facilitator to provide PAIP groups in Chicago through City Mission. The role involves case management, collaboration with community partners, and adherence to agency policies.

The incumbent will participate in bi-weekly supervision and ensure compliance with NASW ethics and vulnerability safeguards. Minimum qualifications include a Bachelor's Degree and completion of PAIP/DV training requirements; bilingual