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Sanctuary for Families, Inc. in New York seeks a Community Law Project professional to provide comprehensive legal services for survivors of gender-based violence, including court accompaniment, outreach, and training.
The role supports attorneys, coordinates legal clinics, and helps link clients to vital resources. Responsibilities include helpline support, resource referrals, and collaboration with volunteers and pro bono attorneys to advance the agency’s mission and advocacy efforts.
Description
Sanctuary for Families is New York’s leading service provider and advocate for survivors of domestic violence, sex trafficking and related forms of gender violence. Every year, Sanctuary empowers thousands of adults and children to move from fear and abuse to safety and stability, transforming lives through a comprehensive range of services. We provide a range of wrap-around services to help survivors rebuild their lives in the aftermath of abuse, and work to end gender violence through three key strategies: direct services, outreach and training, and systems-change advocacy. Our services are available in 12 locations throughout New York City.
The Community Law Project provides comprehensive, culturally competent and bi-lingual legal services to survivors of gender-based violence through direct representation, outreach and training, systems-change advocacy, and intra-agency promotion of activities and projects that enhance Sanctuary’s mission.
Budgeted Salary: $29.73 - $32.84 per hour (annualized base salary of $54,108 - $59,769); based on experience pursuant to wage step scale in accordance with collective bargaining agreement
Work position is Full-time (standard 35 hours/week), Hourly/Non-Exempt
Work schedule is currently Hybrid; must be able to meet agency's job location schedule obligation
Sanctuary for Families is a welcoming workplace. All qualified applicants will be afforded equal employment opportunities without discrimination because of race, creed (religion), color, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, military status, age, disability, predisposing genetic characteristics, marital status or domestic violence victim status, and other categories protected under Federal, New York state or New York city laws.
Survivors of gender-based violence are strongly encouraged to apply.