Temporary Crisis & Safety Case Manager - Anti-Violence

Arab American Family Support Center; New York (NY); On-site; USD 71,000 - 77,000; Full time

Job summary

Arab-American Family Support Center (AAFSC) seeks a Temporary Anti-Violence Program Case Manager to provide crisis intervention, safety planning and direct services at the Family Justice Center in Brooklyn. You will conduct intake, assessments, and referrals to victims of domestic violence, sex trafficking, and related trauma.

As maternity leave coverage, the role offers hands-on support, collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, and opportunities to advocate for survivors while maintaining

Qualifications

• BA/BS/BSW required in human service or a related field.
• Fluency in Spanish or Arabic preferred; reading and writing proficiency is a plus.
• Relevant work experience with domestic violence, assault, and/or torture survivors; trafficked persons; immigrants; refugees; social justice preferred.
• Counseling, community organizing, and/or group work experience preferred; understanding of intersectional violence and trauma.

Responsibilities

• Conduct intake with clients to assess risk and determine service needs.
• Provide ongoing safety planning and survivor-centered case management.
• Engage in crisis intervention with coordination to law enforcement, DA offices, hospitals and other service providers.
• Provide information, advocacy, and court accompaniment for victims/survivors.

Skills

Bilingual (Spanish/Arabic)

Crisis intervention

Case management

Advocacy

Trauma-informed care

Education

BA/BS/BSW in human service or related field

Job description

Arab-American Family Support Center (AAFSC) seeks a Temporary Anti-Violence Program Case Manager to provide crisis intervention, safety planning and direct services at the Family Justice Center in Brooklyn. You will conduct intake, assessments, and referrals to victims of domestic violence, sex trafficking, and related trauma.

As maternity leave coverage, the role offers hands-on support, collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, and opportunities to advocate for survivors while maintaining