Domestic Violence and Child Welfare (DVCW) Advocate

Job Description Help for Job Description. Opens a new window. Participate in case staffing where the survivor has an open child abuse investigation, diversion case, or is in the dependency process in Pasco County.

Job Duties:

Provide safety planning, information/referral, crisis intervention, information on crime victim compensation/relocation and support to survivors of domestic violence where the survivor has an open child abuse investigation, diversion case, or is in the dependency process in Pasco County. Consult in the development of safety plans and/or case plans that enhance survivor and child safety while holding batterers accountable for their violence. Administer a satisfaction survey to program participants to assess potential areas of enhancement of program services. Participate in all training courses, meetings, technical assistance visits, webinars, and conference calls as required by DCF. Collect all required data and submit all required reports as per contract deliverables and funding sources, which include information about progress to date on each of the deliverables outlined in the contract. Collect and report non-personally identifying aggregate data to DCF regarding project activities and services and any additional information as requested by DCF. Maintain participant records in accordance with employer's requirements. Meet monthly with the Sheriff's Office and Community Based Care (CBC) partners in Pasco County to discuss successes, barriers to collaboration, and to develop strategies to resolve emerging issues with the CPI project throughout the project period. Collaborate with the DVCW Coordinator on the development and maintaining of a project MOU and partnership protocols. Provide routine project updates to CPI Project Coordinator. Other duties as assigned by the CPI Project Coordinator.

Qualification:

Bachelor's degree Background check

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