DAIS Crisis Intervention Advocates are of the first point of contact for many of our clients. Our Crisis Intervention Advocates assist victims and survivors, their friends, families, and other concerned community members impacted by domestic violence issues. Crisis Intervention Advocates provide crisis intervention, crisis counseling and support, personalized safety planning, internal referrals to other DAIS programs, and community resource referrals to individuals utilizing crisis intake services at DAIS, which include the 24/7 Help Line program (phone and text), walk-in clients, and our law enforcement referral program. Variable Part-time positions may work various hours and shifts as scheduled, shifts may include daytime, evening, holiday, or overnight shifts based on scheduling needs to ensure 24/7 coverage.

DAIS is seeking a Development Data Specialist to join our team. The Development Data Specialist oversees and ensures the integrity of DAIS' donor database, including data analysis and reporting; driving the successful execution of gift processing, acknowledgments, and stewardship tasks; and providing organization-wide support through a combination of ongoing and special projects.

We’re thrilled to announce a fantastic new opportunity that embodies our commitment to community impact and collaboration! Incourage and Safe Harbor are introducing a shared Volunteer Coordinator position that will play a pivotal role in building a vibrant community of passionate individuals dedicated to making a difference.

Safe Harbor is seeking a dynamic and strategic CEO to lead the organization in its mission to provide impactful services and build meaningful community partnerships. The CEO will oversee financial, programmatic, and administrative operations while serving as the primary advocate and visionary for the organization.

Sojourner Advocate - Restraining Order BILINGUAL Spanish/English Full Time (40 hours), Shift: Monday-Friday, 10am-6pm four days a week and 11am-7pm one day a week Pay: $21.50 per hour Sojourner Family Peace Center employs dedicated, hardworking professionals who want to be of service to others and make a difference in Milwaukee and surrounding communities. If you have a desire to help support survivors and work with passionate colleagues, whose personal and professional experience is as diverse as the clients we serve, this may be the position for you. Our Core Values Are: Respect. Diversity & Inclusion. Leadership & Accountability. Courage. Integrity. Overview This bilingual advocate position will work within the Milwaukee County Restraining Order Office to support and assist victims from diverse backgrounds. The Advocate will work to help clients understand and navigate the civil and criminal court system processes, explore their options and rights when utilizing these systems, develop safety plans and access needed community resources. This position must maintain collaborative relationships with, but not limited to Court Commissioners, Clerical staff, Milwaukee County Sheriff Department and other advocacy staff.

SUMMARY: Under the supervision of the Associate Director and working in collaboration with our current Program Capacity and Support Coordinator, this position works closely with local agencies, statewide and national partners to support the capacity and sustainability of domestic violence...

Join our team and help transform lives!   The Women’s Community currently has a position available as a Sexual Assault Victim Services Client Advocate.   JOB SUMMARY: The Sexual Assault Victim Services Client Advocate will provide crisis intervention, support services,...

Our Case Manager team is expanding. Case Managers at DAIS provide comprehensive, trauma-informed case management services that include Crisis Management, Safety Planning, Resource Referrals, Parenting Support and more. Successful candidates will have experience working with individuals from diverse backgrounds and will be highly collaborative. No two days will be the same - each client comes to us with their own unique situation. A valid driver’s license, a satisfactory driving record, vehicle insurance and access to an automobile for use during work hours is required.

DAIS Shelter Advocates work to ensure that victims of intimate partner violence and their children staying in our emergency shelter have a safe, dignified, and empowered experience as they work to address the impact of intimate partner violence in their lives.

DAIS Crisis Intervention Advocates are of the first point of contact for many of our clients. Our Crisis Intervention Advocates assist victims and survivors, their friends, families, and other concerned community members impacted by domestic violence issues. Crisis Intervention Advocates provide crisis intervention, crisis counseling and support, personalized safety planning, internal referrals to other DAIS programs, and community resource referrals to individuals utilizing crisis intake services at DAIS, which include the 24/7 Help Line program (phone and text), walk-in clients, and our law enforcement referral program.