Part-Time Victim Advocate (Denver)

Role : Victim Advocate (Part-Time)

Location : Denver, CO (Hybrid Schedule)

Compensation : $26/hour (20 Hours Per Week)

Start Date : 01/11/2027

The Initiative is a Colorado nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting survivors of domestic violence and abuse through trauma-informed advocacy, education, and community collaboration for survivors with disabilities. We strive to improve access to services, remove barriers, and create safer, more inclusive systems for survivors with disabilities.

As a Victim Advocate, you will provide trauma-informed support to survivors with disabilities. The ideal candidate is passionate about disability rights, victim advocacy, and trauma-informed care.

Job Responsibilities :

Direct Service and Advocacy (17 Hours)

• Perform initial client intake and provide information on confidentiality and grievance policies, along with Victim’s Rights Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act information
• Manage hotline: answer phone calls and text messages that are received via the hotline, listen to voicemails, and add potential new clients to the intake list
• Provide safety planning
• Provide advocacy services and problem solve with clients to help them receive the assistance they need
• Provide accompaniment to court appointments
• Provide crisis counseling and domestic violence awareness counseling
• Develop an implementation plan with clients, with all available information and resources, and help clients navigate available community resources
• Provide clients with assistance in receiving government-provided benefits
• Provide information on other services that might be available to clients such as Victim’s Compensation
• Provide information and assistance with the Address Confidentiality Program
• Provide affordable housing counseling and assistance with housing vouchers
• Provide emergency financial assistance, complying with organizational policies
• Collaborate with other organizations to provide wraparound services
• Conduct close-out surveys and follow-ups with clients
• Complete other miscellaneous tasks or objectives as requested

Data and Outcomes (3 Hours)

• Provide data to the Director of Programs and Operations in a timely manner and respond to requests for data updates promptly
• Attend weekly staff meetings to report on status of clients and tasks and to receive support for complex cases
• Attend weekly one on ones with Director of Programs and Operations to discuss performance and areas for growth and development
• Track financial assistance survey results and accurately report them (Flex Fund and internal surveys)
• Maintain and update client files, document all contacts with clients using case management software

 Minimum Qualifications

• Experience supporting individuals impacted by trauma, violence, abuse, or other vulnerable populations.
• Strong communication, organizational, and relationship-building skills, with the ability to work independently and collaboratively.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality, exercise sound judgment, and manage multiple priorities.
• Fluency in Spanish preferred

Compensation

The hourly rate for this position is $26/hour.

How to Apply

Interested applicants should submit a resume and cover letter by November 20, 2026, to View email address on apply.placed-app.com .

Please include a cover letter describing your experience related to disability advocacy, accessibility, victim services, trauma-informed care, or other relevant work.