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Haven Inc

Crisis Line and Residential Support Specialist

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What they do

A Residential Community Manager manages operations for an apartment community. Responsible for the maintenance and profitability of the apartment community. May provide information about the community to prospective residents, troubleshoot issues with the buildings and community residents. May also review and approve new lease applications, or be responsible for negotiating and closing sales.

$68,251 / year median in Michigan

+14% projected growth

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Job Description

Description:
Position Summary:
The Residential Crisis Line and Support Specialist will be responsible for the shelter front desk coverage and answering Crisis and Support Line calls in order to provide excellent customer service to the individuals seeking assistance and resources from HAVEN's residential program. The Residential Crisis Line and Support Specialist will assess callers' primary need(s) and provide resources and help to ensure the safety of the residential guests and the shelter facility.
Shift:
11:00 am - 7:00 pm Tuesday - Saturday Job Responsibilities Provide crisis-intervention, support, and resources to callers on the 24-hour Crisis and Support Line Respond to Crisis and Support Line chats Meet with walk-in clients to assess their situation and provide appropriate resources and/or referrals Place referrals to other HAVEN programs on behalf of crisis line callers, chatters, and walk-ins Appropriately document every call and chat received Regularly review and edit crisis call logs Maintain and update resource materials Complete and maintain appropriate and accurate documentation for funding sources Assist in training/mentoring of program staff, volunteers, and interns Provide program and agency overviews to community members as requested Respond to agency website "help now" e-mails Attend weekly team meeting and bi-monthly all staff meeting Attend community meetings that expand resource potential Work closely with other service programs within the agency to achieve positive survivor outcomes
Requirements:
Job Requirements and Core Competencies BA or BS in Human Service area or an equivalent combination of education, work and volunteer experience working with adults and children. 1 year experience working in advocacy or a shelter or experience working with individuals who have experienced trauma strongly preferred. Knowledge of domestic and sexual violence. Must possess and maintain a valid Michigan driver's license, acceptable driving record, and reliable transportation. Willing and able to complete and clear a comprehensive background report. Ability to remain calm and focused in stressful situations. Ability to assess callers' primary need(s). Skilled in active listening and crisis intervention required. Excellent written and verbal communication skills coupled with the ability to make quality "customer service" a priority required. Possesses basic computer skills. Excellent strength based crisis intervention/de-escalation skills. Demonstrated ability to empower individuals of various socio-economic status, cultural/racial backgrounds and orientations. Knowledge of community, state and federal resources preferred. Ability to work a flexible schedule including evening and weekends required.
HAVEN's Mission Statement:
Empower survivors to heal and engage all individuals and communities to address and prevent sexual assault and intimate partner violence. HAVEN is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, and veteran or disability status or any other characteristic protected by state and/or federal law.