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Victim Services Safe Place Healing Hearts Too Coordinator/Victim Advocate
LIFT Community Action Agency, Inc.Antlers, Oklahoma, United States, United Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 9 Jan 2026
About the role
JOB SUMMARY The overall aim of the Safe Place Healing Hearts (SPHH) Too Program is to support comprehensive, community-based efforts to address the needs of children impacted by domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking in Choctaw, McCurtain, and Pushmataha Counties. The Victim Services Coordinator/Victim Advocate will assist the Program Director with project activities, but primarily with regards to the planning, implementation, and provision of child victim services. MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Assist Director with the design, planning, implementation, and coordination of the SPHH Too Program.
- Provide direct services to victims in the program (i.e. emotional support, advocacy, emergency and long-term assistance, coordination of referrals, follow-up services) as appropriate.
- Conduct an intake assessment with victim clients and assess all needs; develop support and assistance goals based on identified needs.
- Provide trauma-informed outreach, advocacy, and crisis intervention for victims as needed.
- Maintain victim safety and confidentiality as a top priority when conducting all program activities, complying with confidentiality and privacy requirements of the Violence Against Women Act.
- Conduct safety planning with victim clients and provide comprehensive case management, to include provision of resources and referrals as appropriate for immediate and follow-up services.
- Based on identified needs, work to address immediate victim health and safety concerns through the Victim Assistance Fund and provision of Victim Support Kits.
- Assist with ordering, stocking, documentation, and inventory tracking of Victim Support Kits.
- Assist with coordination, documentation, and reporting of Client Support Fund expenditures.
- Assist in the building of referral networks among service providers.
- Work in cooperation with law enforcement agencies, District Attorney's Office, victim/other service providers/community agencies to appropriately respond to victim needs, including sharing information/coordinating activities; hold monthly meetings to facilitate work.
- Assist in the development, coordination, and facilitation of victim support groups.
- Maintain regular, long-term contact with victim clients (up to at least one year); assess client outcomes, stability, and safety through follow-up surveys.
- Assist Director in developing client and partner pre-/post-surveys as well as other program measurement tools; distribute/collect surveys and assessments, input data, and assist with analysis.
- Assist with provision of multidisciplinary training, education, and materials for partners and professionals who impact victims of sexual assault, domestic/dating violence, and stalking.
- Work with the SPHH Too Planning and Implementation Team to determine topics, design, coordinate and conduct trainings for partners and victim service providers.
- Work with each program partner to complete an organizational and community safety assessment.
- Work with program partners to develop materials for community distribution to raise awareness and work towards prevention of sexual assault, domestic/dating violence, and stalking crimes, especially among children.
- Develop various trainings and community awareness education/prevention presentations; assist with program events.
- Help coordinate, participate in, and work to further build the County Sexual Assault Response Teams (SARTs), Coordinated Community Response Teams (CCRTs), and Multidisciplinary Teams (MDTs); provide program activity reports at monthly SART/CCRT and MDT meetings for each service county.
- Attend all program trainings, including grant-mandated training as assigned.
- Maintain accurate, current statistical records and case management files for each victim client.
- Assist Director with program reporting; maintain required performance reporting data as directed.
- Travel required
- Performs other duties as assigned.
- Must submit to and pass a background screening.
- Degree or equivalent work experience in criminal justice, child development, counseling, social services, or related field is preferred.
- Experience in developing and delivering training and/or technical assistance is preferred.
- Ability t
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