Under the direct supervision of the Latina Resource Center Program Manager, the Bilingual Domestic Violence Advocate will provide direct and remote advocacy services to immigrant and migrant individuals impacted by domestic violence. The advocate will collaborate and coordinate services with other key agencies to ensure safety, support and independence for the participants.

Plan and implement education, training and prevention programming throughout Dane County. Increase awareness and knowledge of domestic violence issues as well as address the primary prevention of dating, domestic and sexual violence. Present awareness-raising presentations to community partners and other stakeholders while prevention programming consists of working with schools and other community partners to co-facilitate groups for youth aimed at addressing the root causes of domestic violence.

Bilingual Community Services Advocate Provide direct services to victims of domestic violence who are utilizing our services. Provide clients with face to face support, personalized safety planning and information regarding community resources. About DAIS: Domestic Abuse Intervention Services (DAIS) empowers those affected by domestic violence and advocates for social change through support, education, and outreach. DAIS envisions a nonviolent community that actively promotes safety, peace, justice, and hope.

Join our team of change-makers and help transform lives impacted by domestic violence and sexual assault.

Bilingual Community Services Advocate Provide direct services to victims of domestic violence who are utilizing DAIS services. Our Community Response Program provides clients with face to face support, personalized safety planning and information regarding community resources. About DAIS: Domestic Abuse...

Domestic Abuse Shelter Advocate – Provide support and advocacy to victims of domestic violence and their children in our emergency shelter by assisting shelter residents with daily living needs and providing general support and shelter coverage. Become part of a vibrant team committed to the empowerment of those affected by domestic violence and advocating for social change through support, education, and outreach. About DAIS: Domestic Abuse Intervention Services (DAIS) empowers those affected by domestic violence and advocates for social change through support, education, and outreach. DAIS envisions a nonviolent community that actively promotes safety, peace, justice, and hope.

The Program Capacity and Support (PCS) Coordinator is a full-time, exempt position working closely with local agencies, statewide partners and national partners to support the capacity and sustainability of domestic violence services and programs to serve victims through training and technical assistance (TA) and in-person program visits. The PCS Coordinator will work to strengthen the work of the Wisconsin domestic abuse program community, and will focus on culturally-specific programs. To do so, the PCS Coordinator will promote the development of an inclusionary leadership, organizational development, and innovation in advocacy practices. The PCS Coordinator works to ensure that all population communities are full partners in the movement to end domestic violence in Wisconsin.

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:  Full-time position; schedule may vary to include some weekday evenings. Provides advocacy, crisis intervention, support...

The Hmong Advocacy Coordinator provides culturally competent, bi-lingual services to Hmong victims of abuse; education/training to the community on related issues, and close collaboration with resources/agencies. Work performed under the supervision of the Hmong Services Coordinator.

The DV Housing First Program Coordinator provides mobile, culturally competent, and trauma informed supportive case management services to domestic abuse victims and their children in the community. Assists victims off-site in the community, residing in the shelter or temporarily placed in a hotel in addressing barriers to permanent housing program in order to rapidly place them in their own home. Develops relationships with community partners and landlords in order to engage them in providing resources for Family Center clients. Assesses the client’s needs for flexible financial assistance, completes appropriate paperwork and makes recommendations for funding.