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dvhopeline program manager of advocacy

New Beginnings

DVHopeline Program Manager of AdvocacyThis is a remote position for WA state residents. Applicants will need a private, quiet space at home from which to provide confidential advocacy services to program contacts and check-ins with DVHopeline advocates.New Beginnings strives to build a meaningful, welcoming, and equitable workplace, inclusive of diverse voices, experiences, and perspectives. New Beginnings is an equal opportunity employer. Survivors, Black, Indigenous, people of color, and LGBTQIA+ people strongly encouraged to apply.The DVHopeline (DVHL) is King County&rsquo;s 24/7 centralized domestic violence advocacy support line to anyone experiencing domestic or intimate partner violence, as well as concerned friends, family, or community members who are looking for more support. The vision for the DVHopeline is that each contact will advance survivors&rsquo; journeys to autonomy, safety, and freedom, and strengthen our communities&rsquo; resolve to end gender-based violence.SUMMARY: This is a new position for the DVHopeline team. This role supports the advocacy quality assurance of the DVHopeline Swing and Relief shift advocates, and project manages various internal-only projects.REPORTS TO: Assistant Director of Advocacy and DataHOURS: 36 hours per week, remote, 4-day work week; Sunday-Wednesday 2pm-11pm, 9-hour shifts. There could be a possible variation of 9-hour day due to business need. This position also shares an on-call rotation responsibility with another Program Manager of Advocacy to ensure high quality management of 24-hour support line operations. This is a full-time exempt position.COMPENSATION: $82,507.00, annual salaryBENEFITS: Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance, Generous Paid Time Off, Life Insurance, 403b Retirement PlanTO APPLY:<ul><li>We welcome people from all cultures and backgrounds, and we strongly encourage applications from survivors of domestic violence, people of color, immigrants, refugees, people with disabilities, members of LGBTQIA+ community, and people from other underrepresented and historically marginalized groups.</li><li>Email resume and cover letter to jobs@newbegin.org by March 31, 2026, including three professional references.</li><li>Please address in your cover letter your interest in this position and how your experience fits with these job responsibilities, with a particular emphasis on domestic violence advocacy experience, how you have integrated trauma-informed and client-centered approaches into your work. Only complete applications will be given full consideration.</li><li>New Beginnings conducts background checks for all positions and will discuss results with applicants as needed.</li></ul>WORK DUTIES/ROLE:Staff Management:<ul><li>Provides professional development supervision to full-time and relief advocates, along with supporting 1:1 debriefing on contacts.</li><li>Facilitates and leads monthly shift meetings.</li><li>Ensures adherence to agency policies and DVHL program procedures.</li><li>Coordinates Advocate-Led meetings to help promote collective spaces around peer support.</li><li>Coordinates with the DVHL Assistant Director of Advocacy and Data to ensure that DVHopeline is fully staffed, including participation in the on-call process, and that quality services are always provided. On-call supervisor receives callouts from advocates unable to work, must contact relief advocates for urgent shift coverage needs, troubleshoot systems and tech issues, and case consult support for mandatory reporting. For on-call needs, advocates typically reached out between the hours of 6am-11pm.</li><li>Participates and assists with onboarding new DVHopeline Advocates, which will include coordination of training.</li><li>Assists with implementing quality assurance with monitoring calls that advocates are supporting on the DVHL.</li><li>Provides quality assurance and feedback to direct reports for electronic referrals, DVCHAP assessments, and ACP applications, and all other contact engagement records.</li><li>Monitors and interacts with various Teams chats to address technology issues, ensures breaks are adhered to in a timely manner, and greet at arrival and departure of shift.</li></ul>Supportive Services:This position supports contacts with advocacy because managing the DVHL call volume is a program prioritization. Contacts can include individuals experiencing any form of gender-based violence.<ul><li>Explores additional service needs of contacts and facilitates appropriate referrals to relevant gender-based violence and other organizations.</li><li>Provides information and support to friends, family, employers, human service and medical professionals seeking to support domestic violence survivors.</li><li>Incorporates survivor-centered, trauma informed and culturally responsive best practices into supportive services.</li><li>Coordinates interpreter services for DVHopeline contacts, as needed.</li><li>Complete Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) applications, Domestic Violence Coordinated Housing Access Point assessments, and Community Advocacy Program referrals for contacts.</li></ul>Data Entry:<ul><li>Consistently enters complete, accurate and appropriate service data into the agency databases.</li><li>Responds to meet data needs identified by the Program and Assistant Directors.</li><li>Tracking and entering direct report&rsquo;s training log entries into InfoNet monthly.</li><li>Provides program information and stories as needed by Program Director to maintain and pursue funding opportunities.</li></ul>Team-Work and Professional Development:<ul><li>Actively contributes to a positive team environment to ensure the collaboration needed for provision of high-quality services to survivors.</li><li>Actively participates in DVHopeline team meetings, 1:1 supervision, and other activities as required.</li><li>Attends and documents training to ensure compliance with Washington Administrative Code annual training requirements for domestic violence advocates and supervisors.</li><li>Completes administrative or other tasks as requested by the DVHL Program and Assistant Directors, exhibiting flexibility and responsiveness to unanticipated needs.</li></ul>QUALIFICATIONS:<ul><li>Minimum of five years of providing domestic violence and survivor-centered advocacy and demonstrated knowledge around housing advocacy, gender-based violence education, legal advocacy, safety planning, and parenting support.</li><li>At least one year of supervisory experience providing trauma-informed supervision geared toward support and growth is preferred.</li><li>Proven extensive experience navigating community systems and resources in metropolitan Western Washington, especially King and Pierce Counties.</li><li>Proven project management, analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to be flexible.</li><li>Proven facilitation and conflict resolution skills and ability to exercise considerable independent judgment and skill.</li><li>Willingness to learn about and promote equity and social justice within and outside of New Beginnings.</li><li>Ability to work individually in a self-directed manner and as part of a team and promote teamwork among staff.</li><li>Ability to maintain participant confidentiality.</li><li>Ability to use personal supervision constructively for support and growth.</li><li>Willingness to become proficient with Microsoft Office applications, especially Outlook, OneNote, and Word Document.</li></ul>Extra Benefits:<ul><li>Employee Assistance Program</li><li>Professional Development</li><li>Parental Leave</li><li>Caregiver Support System</li><li>&middot;ellbeing Resources</li><li>Commuter Benefits</li><li>Adoption Assistance Program</li><li>Flex Spending Account</li><li>Health Savings Account</li><li>Short- and Long-Term Disability</li><li>Life and Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance</li><li>Voluntary Critical Insurance and Accident Insurance</li><li>Training and Development</li></ul>Physical Requirements:<ul><li>Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer. Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at time.</li></ul>Pay: From $82,507.00 per yearWork Location: Hybrid remote in Seattle, WA 98126

DVHopeline Program Manager of Advocacy

DVHopeline Program Manager of AdvocacyThis is a remote position for WA state residents. Applicants will need a private, quiet space at home from which to provide confidential advocacy services to program contacts and check-ins with DVHopeline advocates.New Beginnings strives to build a meaningful, welcoming, and equitable workplace, inclusive of diverse voices, experiences, and perspectives. New Beginnings is an equal opportunity employer. Survivors, Black, Indigenous, people of color, and LGBTQIA+ people strongly encouraged to apply.The DVHopeline (DVHL) is King County&rsquo;s 24/7 centralized domestic violence advocacy support line to anyone experiencing domestic or intimate partner violence, as well as concerned friends, family, or community members who are looking for more support. The vision for the DVHopeline is that each contact will advance survivors&rsquo; journeys to autonomy, safety, and freedom, and strengthen our communities&rsquo; resolve to end gender-based violence.SUMMARY: This is a new position for the DVHopeline team. This role supports the advocacy quality assurance of the DVHopeline Day and Peak shift advocates, and project manages various internal-only projects.REPORTS TO: Assistant Director of Advocacy and Community ProgrammingHOURS: 36 hours per week, remote, 4-day work week; Tuesday-Friday 8am-5pm, 9-hour days. There could be possible variations of 9-hour day due to business need. This position also shares an on-call rotation responsibility with another Program Manager of Advocacy to ensure high quality management of 24-hour support line operations. This is a full-time exempt position.COMPENSATION: $82,507.00, annual salaryBENEFITS: Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance, Generous Paid Time Off, Life Insurance, 403b Retirement PlanTO APPLY:<ul><li>We welcome people from all cultures and backgrounds, and we strongly encourage applications from survivors of domestic violence, people of color, immigrants, refugees, people with disabilities, members of LGBTQIA+ community, and people from other underrepresented and historically marginalized groups.</li><li>Email resume and cover letter to jobs@newbegin.org by March 31, 2026, including three professional references.</li><li>Please address in your cover letter your interest in this position and how your experience fits with these job responsibilities, with a particular emphasis on domestic violence advocacy experience, how you have integrated trauma-informed and client-centered approaches into your work. Only complete applications will be given full consideration.</li><li>New Beginnings conducts background checks for all positions and will discuss results with applicants as needed.</li></ul>WORK DUTIES/ROLE:Staff Management:<ul><li>Provides professional development supervision to full-time and relief advocates, along with supporting 1:1 debriefing on contacts.</li><li>Facilitates and leads monthly shift meetings.</li><li>Ensures adherence to agency policies and DVHL program procedures.</li><li>Coordinates Advocate-Led meetings to help promote collective spaces around peer support.</li><li>Coordinates with the DVHL Assistant Director of Advocacy and Data to ensure that DVHopeline is fully staffed, including participation in the on-call process, and that quality services are always provided. On-call supervisor receives callouts from advocates unable to work, must contact relief advocates for urgent shift coverage needs, troubleshoot systems and tech issues, and case consult support for mandatory reporting. For on-call needs, advocates typically reached out between the hours of 6am-11pm.</li><li>Participates and assists with onboarding new DVHopeline Advocates, which will include coordination of training.</li><li>Assists with implementing quality assurance with monitoring calls that advocates are supporting on the DVHL.</li><li>Provides quality assurance and feedback to direct reports for electronic referrals, DVCHAP assessments, and ACP applications, and all other contact engagement records.</li><li>Monitors and interacts with various Teams chats to address technology issues, ensures breaks are adhered to in a timely manner, and greet at arrival and departure of shift.</li></ul>Supportive Services:This position supports contacts with advocacy because managing the DVHL call volume is a program prioritization. Contacts can include individuals experiencing any form of gender-based violence.<ul><li>Explores additional service needs of contacts and facilitates appropriate referrals to relevant gender-based violence and other organizations.</li><li>Provides information and support to friends, family, employers, human service and medical professionals seeking to support domestic violence survivors.</li><li>Incorporates survivor-centered, trauma informed and culturally responsive best practices into supportive services.</li><li>Coordinates interpreter services for DVHopeline contacts, as needed.</li><li>Complete Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) applications, Domestic Violence Coordinated Housing Access Point assessments, and Community Advocacy Program referrals for contacts.</li></ul>Data Entry:<ul><li>Consistently enters complete, accurate and appropriate service data into the agency databases.</li><li>Responds to meet data needs identified by the Program and Assistant Directors.</li><li>Tracking and entering direct report&rsquo;s training log entries into InfoNet monthly.</li><li>Provides program information and stories as needed by Program Director to maintain and pursue funding opportunities.</li></ul>Teamwork and Professional Development:<ul><li>Actively contributes to a positive team environment to ensure the collaboration needed for provision of high-quality services to survivors.</li><li>Actively participates in DVHopeline team meetings, 1:1 supervision, and other activities as required.</li><li>Attends and documents training to ensure compliance with Washington Administrative Code annual training requirements for domestic violence advocates and supervisors.</li><li>Completes administrative or other tasks as requested by the DVHL Program and Assistant Directors, exhibiting flexibility and responsiveness to unanticipated needs.</li></ul>QUALIFICATIONS:<ul><li>Minimum of five years of providing domestic violence and survivor-centered advocacy and demonstrated knowledge around housing advocacy, gender-based violence education, legal advocacy, safety planning, and parenting support.</li><li>At least one year of supervisory experience providing trauma-informed supervision geared toward support and growth is preferred.</li><li>Proven extensive experience navigating community systems and resources in metropolitan Western Washington, especially King and Pierce Counties.</li><li>Proven project management, analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to be flexible.</li><li>Proven facilitation and conflict resolution skills and ability to exercise considerable independent judgment and skill.</li><li>Willingness to learn about and promote equity and social justice within and outside of New Beginnings.</li><li>Ability to work individually in a self-directed manner and as part of a team and promote teamwork among staff.</li><li>Ability to maintain participant confidentiality.</li><li>Ability to use personal supervision constructively for support and growth.</li><li>Willingness to become proficient with Microsoft Office applications, especially Outlook, OneNote, and Word Document.</li></ul>Extra Benefits:<ul><li>Employee Assistance Program</li><li>Professional Development</li><li>Parental Leave</li><li>Caregiver Support System</li><li>Wellbeing Resources</li><li>Commuter Benefits</li><li>Adoption Assistance Program</li><li>Flex Spending Account</li><li>Health Savings Account</li><li>Short- and Long-Term Disability</li><li>Life and Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance</li><li>Voluntary Critical Insurance and Accident Insurance</li><li>Training and Development</li></ul>Physical Requirements:<ul><li>Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer. Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at time.</li></ul>Pay: From $82,507.00 per yearWork Location: Hybrid remote in Seattle, WA 98126

DVHopeline Program Manager of Advocacy (AD ACP)

LEGAL ADVOCATENew Beginnings strives to build a meaningful, welcoming, and equitable workplace, inclusive of diverse voices, experiences and perspectives. New Beginnings is an equal opportunity employer. Survivors, Black, Indigenous, people of color, and LGBTQIA+ people strongly encouraged to apply.This is a hybrid position. Applicants need to reside in King County, WA and be able to meet in person in Seattle as needed as well as have a private, quiet space at home from which to provide confidential domestic violence advocacy services to program participantsRESPONSIBILITIES: Provides mobile legal advocacy services, legal information and referrals for survivors of domestic violence in New Beginnings&rsquo; Community Advocacy and Home Safe Programs. Serves as a resource for staff on legal issues affecting domestic violence survivors and represents the agency in relevant community coalitions and meetings.REPORTS TO: CAP (Community Advocacy Program) Co-DirectorHOURS: 36 hours per week, working Monday &ndash; Thursday, 9 hours a day, during core business hours. This position may require employee to work one evening (Wednesday) per week, as needed.COMPENSATION: $34.06 per hour, as a non-exempt employee.BENEFITS: Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance, Generous PTO, Life Insurance; 403b retirement planTO APPLY: Please apply by sending a resume, cover letter and three references to jobs@newbegin.org. Only complete applications will be considered. Selected candidates will be contacted by phone and/or email. We are not able to respond to status inquiries about this position. Interviews will be conducted via ZooRESPONSIBILITIES:Supportive Services<ul><li>Works as part of a Legal Advocate team to provide support, advocacy, information and referrals to survivors of intimate partner violence related to the civil and criminal justice legal systems to New Beginnings program participants.</li><li>Offers ongoing legal support to survivors and accompaniment for legal referral/attorney appointments as needed.</li><li>Works with participants in the Community Advocacy Program and Home Safe Program.</li><li>Meets with participants via phone, Zoom and occasionally in person as needed in Seattle area.</li><li>Maintains strong knowledge of systems and options related to protective orders, criminal, family and immigration law, and other issues that create obstacles for survivors such as debt and a history of eviction or criminal conviction.</li><li>Provides case consultation to the Community Advocacy Program, attends weekly CAP team meetings, and legal advocacy team meetings.</li><li>Meets every other week with supervisor to review caseload, address any questions or concerns and get support.</li><li>Provides case consultation to the Home Safe Program as needed related to legal advocacy.</li><li>Coordinates interpreter or ASL services for non-English speaking and deaf/hard of hearing participants.</li><li>Establishes linkages with victim advocates at local prosecutor&rsquo;s offices, police departments, legal aid agencies and local attorneys/law firms.</li><li>Provides back-up screening, scheduling and attendance coverage for weekly Family Law legal clinic.</li><li>Maintains Address Confidentiality Program certification and enrolls participants as requested.</li><li>Facilitates legal support groups as assigned.</li><li>Provides court accompaniment to survivors via Zoom.</li><li>Processes financial requests for client assistance.</li></ul>Training<ul><li>Trains key stakeholders on legal barriers faced by survivors.</li><li>Provides training about survivor legal issues to volunteers and staff.</li></ul>Data Integrity<ul><li>Enters consistently complete, accurate and appropriate participant and service data into the agency database: Salesforce.</li><li>Contributes information and assistance to complete reports as needed.</li><li>Assists in gathering information and participant files for any audits.</li><li>Responds to meet data needs identified by the Program Director or data staff.</li></ul>Community Networking <ul><li>Maintains extensive knowledge of community and legal resources for the benefit of survivors, sustaining positive working relationships with other agencies.</li><li>Represents the agency at community meetings as assigned, including the Coalition Ending Gender Based Violence Family Law Workgroup and the DVI Regional Task Force.</li></ul>Resource Development <ul><li>Participate in development events and activities as requested by the Program Director.</li><li>Provides program information and stories as needed by the development team to build donor support and pursue funding opportunities.</li></ul>Team Work and Professional Development<ul><li>Actively contributes to a positive team environment to ensure the collaboration needed for provision of high-quality services to survivors.</li><li>Participates in all staff meetings, Community Advocacy Program team meetings, case staffings, 1:1 supervision meetings, legal advocacy team meetings, planning days and agency in-service trainings.</li><li>Attends and documents trainings to ensure compliance with Washington Administrative Code training requirements for domestic violence advocates.</li></ul>QUALIFICATIONS: <ul><li>Commitment to the mission of New Beginnings and to the needs of domestic violence survivors.</li><li>At least two years of experience with providing survivor-centered advocacy related to family law, landlord/tenant law, employment law, the criminal justice system, immigration law, protection orders and no contact orders for victims of domestic violence.</li><li>In depth knowledge of the dynamics of domestic violence and the impact of trauma on survivors and their children.</li><li>In depth knowledge of barriers survivors face accessing the legal system and accessing legal support.</li><li>In depth knowledge of barriers survivors face including debt, eviction and criminal conviction.</li><li>Current knowledge of domestic violence laws, law enforcement and criminal justice responses, and other legal systems which impact survivors of domestic violence and their children.</li><li>Ability to help survivors navigate criminal and civil legal systems, and legal resources.</li><li>English fluency is required.</li><li>Knowledge of immigration law a plus.</li><li>Knowledge of public benefits, and a wide range of community resources a plus.</li><li>&middot; The interest and skill to conduct research on legal issues experienced by domestic violence survivors.</li><li>Strong attention to detail, follow-through and ability to meet deadlines.</li><li>Ability to think critically and communicate effectively both verbally and in writing.</li><li>Demonstrated ability to juggle multiple responsibilities and implement a project to completion.</li><li>Ability to relate to people with a range of backgrounds, identities, perspectives and communication styles.</li><li>Proficient with Microsoft Office applications including Word, Outlook, and Teams as well as Zoom.</li><li>Ability to work as part of a team and the ability to be a self-starter.</li><li>Ability to work remotely and achieve all assigned job tasks with limited supervision.</li><li>Ability to use supervision effectively to gain support and enhance performance.</li><li>Ability to exercise flexibility and creativity in helping survivors overcome various legal barriers.</li><li>Ability to take initiative and maintain accountability to colleagues while providing services in a variety of settings.</li><li>Demonstrated ability to handle crises and multiple responsibilities in a fast-paced environment.</li><li>Ability to maintain participant confidentiality.</li><li>Ability to represent New Beginnings in a professional manner to community partners and the broader public.</li><li>Be able to utilize effective wellness and self-care practices to manage effects of vicarious trauma.</li><li>Must live in King County and possess a valid Washington State driver&rsquo;s license and have access to a reliable personal car.</li><li>Must be able to attend onboarding in Seattle, meet to address technology issues/exchange equipment if needed, and meet with participants as needed in the Seattle area.</li></ul>Extra Benefits:<ul><li>Employee Assistance Program</li><li>Professional Development</li><li>Parental Leave</li><li>Caregiver Support System</li><li>Wellbeing Resources</li><li>Commuter Benefits</li><li>&middot;Adoption Assistance Program</li><li>Flex Spending Account</li><li>Health Savings Account</li><li>Short- and Long-Term Disability</li><li>Life and Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance</li><li>Voluntary Critical Insurance and Accident Insurance</li><li>Training and Development</li></ul>Physical Requirements<ul><li>Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer. Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.</li></ul>Pay: From $34.06 per hourExpected hours: 36.0 per weekWork Location: Hybrid remote in Seattle, WA 98126

Legal Advocate

Disability Rights Washington

Office Assistant (Part-Time &amp; Temporary)Part-Time and Non-Exempt EmployeeReports to the Advocacy &amp; Administrative Support ManagerDisability Rights Washington (DRW) seeks a Part-Time (20 hours per week), Temporary Office Assistant. The position will provide support and be a first point of contact within Disability Rights Washington. You can view our Employment page here to see other open positions at DRW. The estimated employment date range is: April 15 &ndash; October 15, 2026.DRW understands the importance and contribution of candidates with lived experience. DRW encourages applications from all qualified individuals, including individuals of all races, colors, religions, genders, sexual orientations, gender identities or expressions, ages, national origins, marital statuses, disabilities, and veteran status backgrounds. Disabilities include, but are not limited to, mental health conditions, physical and sensory disabilities, learning and intellectual disabilities, traumatic brain injuries, and chronic health conditions.Candidates must be dedicated to actively engaging in anti-racist advocacy and applying Disability Justice principles to DRW&rsquo;s work. Information about Disability Justice can be found here: https://www.sinsinvalid.org/blog/10-principles-of-disability-justice.This position will be based in Washington State and will be done primarily in-person in the DRW office in Seattle.Reasonable Disability AccommodationsDRW is committed to providing reasonable disability accommodations at all steps of the hiring process. If you are unsure about what may be considered a disability or what accommodations may work for you, the Job Accommodation Network (JAN) provides information about potential accommodations that are searchable by disability, work-related function, and accommodation. Applicants for DRW employment seeking reasonable disability accommodations for the application and hiring processes can contact Jodi Rose, DRW&rsquo;s Advocacy &amp; Administrative Support Manager, by calling (800) 562-2702 or by emailing info@dr-wa.org.Job OverviewThe Office Assistant (P/T &amp; Temporary) will answer a multi-line phone system and be the first point of contact for people calling DRW. They will provide logistical support to the program teams. Due to the nature of our advocacy, calls can be intense and emotionally taxing. Estimated work week schedule is 9:00 a.m. &ndash; 1:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.The compensation range for this position is $33.89 &ndash; $38.90 per hour depending on experience.Essential Job Duties and Responsibilities<ul><li>Performs primary and backup reception and phone duties as assigned.</li><li>Performs legal assistant duties as assigned. Generally, this is work in support of legal staff who provide technical assistance services over the phone and through the mail.</li><li>Performs program assistant duties for assigned programs and backup to other programs as needed. This involves work in support of one or more programs to which an Office Assistant is assigned.</li><li>Performs general office duties as assigned. This involves a broad range of activities. Examples of which include but are not limited to maintaining office machines; cleaning Seattle office; processing mail and taking to the Post Office; and preparing space for meetings/events.</li><li>Enters tracking data into software applications as assigned.</li><li>Provides logistical support for staff and governance meetings as assigned including but not limited to setting up and operating sound equipment, taking and posting minutes, sending meeting invites, arranging accommodations and catering.</li><li>Assists with the development of and posting content on DRW&rsquo;s website and social media platforms.</li><li>Cross trains in several key job functions in preparation of filling in during absences of other Office Assistants.</li></ul>Conflict ResolutionEffectively utilizes conflict resolution and advocacy skills to resolve both internal and external conflictsTimely Paperwork and ReportingSubmits all required reports, timesheets, and other documentation in an accurate and timely mannerWork ConditionsBeing available and able to work in the employee&rsquo;s assigned office during business hours, with good attendance is an essential job function. Being able to have a set, predictable work schedule within normal business hours. Able to complete 4-hour phone shifts. Travel to Post Office to mail letters and packages.Workload MonitoringMaintain a reasonably ambitious workload and keep their immediate supervisor informed when there is insufficient work to perform and when there is a risk that work won&rsquo;t be completed on a timely basis.QualificationsEmployee Commitment All DRW employees are expected to have a commitment to the values expressed in DRW&rsquo;s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Philosophy StatementEducationWhether demonstrated through formal education or lived experience, the candidate must have the skills necessary to perform the job. DRW is enthusiastic about considering anyone with the right skills and believes a degree is not necessary for this position and encourages applicants who may not believe they completely meet all described qualities of a top candidate.Abilities Specific to the Position<ul><li>Customer service and multi-line phone experience</li><li>Demonstrated ability to type accurately at least 50+ wpm</li><li>Demonstrated ability to multitask and manage competing deadlines</li><li>Demonstrated ability to learn how to operate a range of computer-based platforms</li><li>Demonstrated ability to learn how to operate sound and video conferencing equipment</li><li>Demonstrated ability to perform all the responsibilities set forth in this position description</li><li>Demonstrated understanding of anti-racist concepts and a working knowledge of disability justice principles</li></ul>General Abilities An employee in this position is expected to have these general abilities:<ul><li>Be an effective team member</li><li>Effectively communicate verbally</li><li>Effectively relate to people with all kinds of disabilities</li><li>Exercise initiative, ingenuity, and sound judgment</li><li>Organize and manage time</li><li>Set work goals and create work plan of activities</li><li>Take direction and coordinate work with others</li><li>Use Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, and internet</li><li>Work under pressure in a fast-paced environment</li><li>Work independently</li><li>Perform basic math functions</li></ul>Background CheckDRW conducts background checks of conviction and arrest records on final candidates prior to extending offers. The hiring process will be conducted in compliance with Seattle&rsquo;s Fair Chance Employment Ordinance, SMC 14.17 and Washington&rsquo;s Fair Chance Act, RCW 49.94. Applicants will be provided an opportunity to explain and correct background information. A criminal background does not automatically eliminate candidates from consideration. If a criminal background exists, the nature of the offense will be considered in the context of the essential functions of the position.About Disability Rights Washington (DRW)DRW is a private nonprofit organization that advances the dignity, equality, and self-determination of people with disabilities. We are designated by the governor of Washington as the independent federally mandated protection and advocacy system for Washington State. We work to pursue justice on matters related to human and legal rights. Our Board of Directors, which is majority Black, Indigenous, people of color, and majority disabled, sets the priorities of our work in consultation with two advisory councils and input from the community to ensure leadership by the most impacted and &ldquo;nothing about us without us.&rdquo; Information about our priorities can be found here: https://www.disabilityrightswa.org/priorities/.DRW is an equal opportunity employer. We value a diverse workforce and an inclusive culture. DRW encourages applications from all qualified individuals, including individuals of all races, colors, religions, genders, sexual orientations, gender identities or expressions, ages, national origins, marital statuses, disabilities, and veteran status backgrounds.For information about us, please visit: http://www.disabilityrightswa.org/.To ApplyPlease fill out the online application here: https://disabilityrightswa.org/now-hiring-temporary-part-time-office-assistant/ and include a cover letter and resume. You may also mail your application to: Disability Rights Washington, Attn: Jodi Rose, 315 Fifth Avenue South, Suite 850, Seattle, WA 98104DRW is committed to promoting universal accessibility and fairness in our interview process. At least two business days before an interview, DRW will tell applicants the names, pronouns, and titles of DRW interviewers and will provide the interview questions, which will be the same for all applicants. During interviews, DRW will provide a visual description of the interviewers and turn on captions for online interviews. We also know that other efforts to make our process more accessible may be needed based on individual needs and we will provide reasonable accommodations for any portion of the application or interview process. You can request accommodations by contacting Jodi Rose, DRW&rsquo;s Advocacy &amp; Administrative Support Manager, using the information provided above. If you are not sure if you would benefit from an accommodation, you can review the Job Accommodations Network (JAN) website, which provides many ideas about possible accommodations that have worked for others, and you are more than welcome to call Jodi to discuss ideas you have or what we have done in the past. JAN is located here: https://askjan.org/soar.cfm.Submissions will be reviewed on a rolling basis and will be accepted until the position is filled. We would like the start date for this position to be April 15, 2026. The first review of applications will take place upon receipt. Applicants will only be contacted if they are selected for an interview. The interview process will include one or two rounds of interviews. If selected as a finalist, DRW may ask the applicant for contacts to verify previous employment.<ul><li>Position Title: Office Assistant (Part-Time &amp; Temporary)</li><li>Company Name: Disability Rights Washington (DRW)</li><li>Location: DRW Seattle Office: 315 5th Ave S, Suite 850, Seattle, WA 98104.</li><li>Posted: 3/18/2026</li><li>Anticipated Start Date: 4/15/2026</li><li>Education and Experience required: Bachelor&rsquo;s degree is a plus but not required. Multi-line phone experience is a plus. 0-5 years&rsquo; experience in an office environment.</li><li>Job Category: Casual Employee</li><li>Job Type: Part-Time, Non-Exempt, Temporary 6 month contract</li><li>Compensation. The range of pay for this position is $33.89 &ndash; $38.90 per hour DOE.</li><li>Part-Time Temporary employees are eligible for sick leave on a pro-rated basis. An ORCA Card is included if needed for travel to and from the office.</li></ul>Pay: $33.89 - $38.90 per hourPeople with a criminal record are encouraged to applyWork Location: In person

Office Assistant (Temporary/Part-Time)

Evergreen Treatment Services

<div>Description:

Title: Community Justice (LEAD) Case Manager
Location: Rainier Beach
Schedule: Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm
Salary Range: $73,500-$75,500
Working at Evergreen Treatment Services makes a big difference in our community!<ul><li>
ETS has been working to transform the lives of individuals and their communities through innovative and effective addiction and social services in Western Washington for over 50 years. Learn more about our mission and values.</li><li>
Change begins within. We strive to foster and sustain a diverse and inclusive community within our organization. Find out how we are working to achieve racial equity, health equity, and community justice.</li><li>
Our Clinic Services and REACH teams bring critical professional expertise and heartfelt compassion to the work they do every day to serve our most vulnerable community members. Check out the compelling stories told by our patients, clients, and staff members that provide more information and a clear picture regarding our organization&rsquo;s essential work.</li></ul>
REACH Mission and Values
The REACH Program of Evergreen Treatment Services works with individuals experiencing homelessness and behavioral health conditions to help them achieve stability and improved quality of life. The REACH mission is to foster community health and safety through outreach, relationship, healing interventions and systems advocacy for people who use drugs. REACH provides outreach-based-care coordination, multidisciplinary clinical services, and supports to access and maintain housing. All services are based in principles of harm reduction that offer respect and dignity to individuals moving through stages of change in their lives.
REACH incorporates a racial equity lens that includes naming the impact and actively dismantling systems of oppression rooted in White Supremacy, while addressing the root causes perpetuating historical trauma and immense suffering in individuals&rsquo; lives. We are committed to building a robust behavioral health response that diverts people away from jail by rebuilding community and providing services to ensure those presently marginalized aren&rsquo;t just surviving, but able to thrive.
REACH offers an array of services ranging from survival support provided where folks are living outside to linkages to essential resources such as housing, assistance to resolve legal issues, health care, entitlements and easily accessible treatment for substance use disorders and mental health conditions.
The REACH team is passionate about creating a hospitable and welcoming environment for all people while providing quality services on an individually tailored basis to our clientele. REACH values diversity of lived experience, is committed to racial equity and social justice, and appreciates hard work, creativity, and a good sense of humor. People who have been impacted by the criminal legal system are encouraged to apply.
This dynamic position plays an important role in helping ETS accomplish our mission!
Job Summary:<ul><li>
The Case Manager &ndash; LEAD role is part of the REACH team that supports ETS&rsquo; mission through fostering cohesion by providing engagement and intensive case management services to individuals suspected of low-level drug offenses and/or prostitution.</li><li>
The Case Manager will provide direct services to a case load of approximately 25-30 individuals. Case managers provide outreach, long-term engagement and supportive services for participants through intensive case management activities and collaboration with LEAD partners, service providers, housing providers and other community organizations.</li><li>
The position is full-time onsite, and the days and hours are Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm.</li></ul>
Responsibilities:<ul><li>
Help ETS succeed in carrying out our mission through working together with other staff to transform systems of harm and inequity to create different approaches to improving community health and safety through addressing substance use and homelessness.</li><li>
Assist with the organization-wide initiative to reimagine our interconnectedness within our community to overcome the aspects of our society and organizational culture shaped by white supremacy and settler colonialism.</li><li>
Provide Outreach and Intensive Case Management services for assigned participants:</li><li>
Engage participants on the street and at social service provider facilities to establish a working relationship and offer services.</li><li>
Assess participants for severity of chemical dependency and housing status and determine needs for other services, e.g., medical, mental health.</li><li>
Assist participants in gaining access to a variety of funding programs (e.g., SSI, ABD, VA).</li><li>
Assist participants in finding housing and maintaining occupancy.</li><li>
Develop and implement with the participant&rsquo;s input an individualized Service Plan which addresses the needs of the participant for food, clothing, shelter, and health care and substance use disorder treatment or reduction/elimination of drug/alcohol use through self-change methods. Update this Plan periodically to reflect movement toward or attainment of articulated goals and the emergence of new participant needs and to help the participant move toward the achievement of autonomy.</li><li>
Develop and maintain a working relationship with Sobering Center staff, DSHS workers, chemical dependency treatment providers, mental health providers, health care providers, shelter providers, landlords, detox centers, Assessment Center staff, protective or representative payees, and other community programs which may support participants.</li><li>
Provide structured Intensive Case Management services consistent with program policies.</li><li>
Develop and maintain collaborative relationships with LEAD partners including Seattle Police Department, King County Sheriff, King County and City of Seattle Prosecutor&rsquo;s office.</li><li>
Provide advocacy and support for participants within the criminal justice system including court appearances and written communication.</li><li>
Attend regularly scheduled Operational Work Group Meetings and the staffing of participants with partners.</li><li>
Accompany participants to appointments as needed.</li><li>
Assist participants in developing a spending plan and in shopping.</li><li>
Advocate for the participant with a wide variety of other service providers:</li><li>
Assist participants in gaining entry into service programs.</li><li>
Develop relationships with housing resources and assist the participant in gaining access to appropriate housing.</li><li>
Identify gaps and barriers in available community resources and advocate for systemic changes.</li><li>
Attend REACH and LEAD team meetings and other required meetings.</li><li>
Develop and maintain participant files for assigned caseload according to program, contract and state requirements.</li></ul>
Note: New and/or different duties and responsibilities may be assigned to this job at any time.
Requirements:

Qualifications:
Education and/or Relevant and Lived Experience (if applicable):<ul><li>
High school diploma or equivalent required. Further education/training is desirable.</li><li>
The ability to respectfully engage and develop a working alliance with the people we are serving is essential. Understanding of harm reduction along with a demonstrated passion for serving individuals experiencing homelessness and co-occurring disorders required. Street outreach experience a plus. Skills necessary to provide advocacy and support for participants within the criminal justice system including court appearances and written communication. Ability to advocate and effectively communicate and problem solve under pressure in high stress situations.</li></ul>
Knowledge and Skills:<ul><li>
Have an understanding of racial justice and social equity and a commitment to helping create an equitable environment for all ETS clients and patients as well as fellow staff.</li><li>
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with clients, patients, and staff from a wide variety of ethnic, socioeconomic, and cultural backgrounds.</li><li>
Strong interpersonal skills and verbal/ written communication skills.</li><li>
Excellent organizational skills and ability to prioritize workload, work independently, and complete tasks timely and efficiently.</li><li>
Dependable, able to work under pressure, receptive to change, willingness to learn, cooperative approach to problem solving.</li><li>
Flexible team player, with excellent attention to detail.</li><li>
Ability to maintain confidentiality and use discretion when handling highly sensitive information.</li><li>
Ability to set boundaries, resolve conflict and de-escalate issues.</li><li>
Computer literate, with basic knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (or equivalent suites such as Google Workspace), as well as a high level of initiative in keeping current with technological changes. Skills needed include basic functions such as utilizing MS Outlook email and calendaring programs (or equivalent) and sending attachments, using MS Teams or equivalent chat, call, and videoconference features, and navigating search engines such as Edge or Google and carrying out browser searches and website benchmarking steps.</li></ul>
Equipment Used:<ul><li>
 Computer, photocopier, fax machine, phone, and possible use of the program vehicle.</li><li>
 Possible use of a program vehicle, for which a valid Driver&rsquo;s License and acceptable driving would be required.</li></ul>
Inclusivity and Reasonable Accommodation:
Evergreen Treatment Services 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, veteran, or disability status. Note that a
Washington State Patrol criminal background check will be conducted periodically as a
condition of ongoing employment, and candidates with prior criminal convictions will
be invited to provide additional context as needed.
ETS will reasonably accommodate qualified individuals with a disability so that they
can perform the essential functions of a job unless doing so causes a direct threat to
these individuals or others in the workplace and the threat cannot be eliminated by
reasonable accommodation, or if the accommodation creates an undue hardship for
ETS. We also seek to provide reasonable accommodation for the interview process</div>

Community Justice Case Manager - Rainier Beach

Southwest Youth & Family Services

<div>Description: 
Case Management, a program of SWYFS, will provide systems navigation and trauma intervention activities for young people of color who have experienced racial profiling, racial bias, and either personally experienced or witnessed prejudice and bias in the legal system, maltreatment, and police brutality toward friends, family, and community members of color.
The Case Manager will establish supportive, consistent relationships with young people, enroll them in case management, and create Individualized Service Plans (ISPs) with goals that are informed by the voices and choices of the young people served. ISPs help young people clearly identify their short and long-term goals, the steps they need to take to accomplish those goals, and the barriers they need to address to be successful.
The focus population for this position is people of Black/African American/African Descent.
Essential Functions:
Program Implementation<ul><li>
Develop/implement appropriate goals and objectives using Individual Service Plans</li><li>
Maintain an active caseload of 15-20 participants each, follow-up with them regularly, provide support and resources, and monitor their progress towards ISP goals.</li><li>
Meet with participants weekly and conduct formal ISP reviews with participants every 90 days.</li><li>
Removes barriers and empowers participants to take control of their lives through building self-confidence, identifying and achieving personal goals, and connecting participants to available resources.</li><li>
Advocate for young adult and work with community/educational/support service agencies to overcome access barriers</li><li>
Support young people to develop their voice and advocate for themselves in mainstream systems.</li><li>
Provide in-depth systems navigation including education, immigration, legal, public benefits enrollment, housing, utilities, employment systems navigation, and basic and emergency assistance.</li><li>
Coordinate and facilitate support group as needed, including Aggression Replacement Training</li><li>
Collaborate with other case managers as needed</li><li>
Maintain client confidentiality.</li><li>
Use standardized forms for intake and assessment to enroll young adult</li><li>
Provide age and culturally competent services</li><li>
Assist with tracking and monitoring timelines to meet Young Adult Initiative reporting deadlines</li><li>
Coordinate and collaborate with network-identified agencies, as necessary, to ensure youth are actively engaged in programs</li><li>
Develop and maintain working relationships with participating programs to ensure successful referrals and communicating with direct service</li><li>
Attend community meetings, case management meetings, and other meetings as needed</li><li>
Maintain cooperative working relationships with educational, social, legal, and health service agencies</li><li>
Maintain contact with youth to identify additional needs or barriers to service access; to provide support and encouragement; and to follow up to ensure connection with program.
 </li></ul>Documentation and Performance<ul><li>
Maintain compliance with documentation with the agency&rsquo;s client database, ensuring all interactions are logged within 24 hours.</li><li>
Meet regularly with the Case Management team to coordinate services provided.</li><li>
Attend the monthly City of Seattle meeting</li><li>
Attend weekly case consultation and/or team meetings.</li><li>
Perform other duties as assigned by the Case Management Program Manager.</li></ul>
Requirements: 
Minimum Qualifications<ul><li>
Experience working effectively with diverse populations</li><li>
Experience providing referral, advocacy &amp; case management services</li><li>
Valid WA State Driver&rsquo;s license, proof of insurance and reliable transportation</li><li>
Clear driving record with no more than two moving violations in the last three years</li><li>
BA Preferred or equivalent work experience</li><li>
Computer skills required</li><li>
Must be willing to complete a Background Check and Fingerprinting
</li><li>Demonstrated ability to communicate in writing and verbally</li><li>
Demonstrated ability providing community outreach</li><li>
Demonstrated ability to utilize time management techniques to organize and prioritize
</li><li>Ability to be flexible and adapt to programming change</li><li>
Work evenings &amp; weekends as needed</li></ul>
Other Requirements<ul><li>
Maintain client confidentiality</li><li>
Provide age and culturally competent services</li><li>
Ability to meet deadlines</li><li>
Attend weekly case consultation and/or team meetings</li></ul>
 Physical Requirements The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions<ul><li>
Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer.</li><li>
Frequently talk, hear, use hands and fingers to feel, handle and operate objects or controls, and occasionally stand, bend, stoop, kneel and crouch</li><li>
Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.</li></ul>
Work Environment The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. 
 
Hiring Timeline
March 16th - 29th - Applications are open
March 30th - April 3rd - Applications are process and first round of interviews scheduled
April 6th - 17th - First round of interviews
April 20th - 24th - Second round of interviews
April 27th - May 1st - Hiring decisions are made
May 4th - potential start date</div>

Case Manager

<div>Description: 
Case Management, a program of SWYFS, will provide systems navigation and trauma intervention activities for young people of color who have experienced racial profiling, racial bias, and either personally experienced or witnessed prejudice and bias in the legal system, maltreatment, and police brutality toward friends, family, and community members of color.
The Case Management Outreach Specialist is responsible for identifying, engaging, and supporting high-risk youth and young adults who are often disconnected from traditional service systems. This role blends proactive street/community outreach with intensive, person-centered case management. The primary goal for this role is to identify at-risk youth through a comprehensive outreach strategy and enroll them into the Case Management Program.
The focus population for this position is people of Black/African American/African Descent.
Essential Functions:
Program Implementation<ul><li>
Conduct consistent outreach in community &ldquo;hot spots&rdquo;, schools, and courtrooms to identify and build rapport with eligible youth.</li><li>
Utilize a &ldquo;meet-them-where-they-are&quot; approach to build trust with individuals wary of institutional authority.
</li><li>Coordinate and collaborate with network-identified agencies, as necessary, to ensure youth are actively engaged in programs</li><li>
Develop and maintain working relationships with participating programs to ensure successful referrals and communicating with direct service</li><li>
Develop/implement appropriate goals and objectives using Individual Service Plans</li><li>
Maintain an active caseload of 5-10 participants each, follow-up with them regularly, provide support and resources, and monitor their progress towards ISP goals.</li><li>
Meet with participants weekly and conduct formal ISP reviews with participants every 90 days.</li><li>
Removes barriers and empowers participants to take control of their lives through building self-confidence, identifying and achieving personal goals, and connecting participants to available resources.</li><li>
Advocate for young adult and work with community/educational/support service agencies to overcome access barriers</li><li>
Support young people to develop their voice and advocate for themselves in mainstream systems.</li><li>
Provide in-depth systems navigation including education, immigration, legal, public benefits enrollment, housing, utilities, employment systems navigation, and basic and emergency assistance.</li><li>
Coordinate and facilitate support group as needed, including Aggression Replacement Training</li><li>
Collaborate with other network case managers as needed</li><li>
Maintain client confidentiality.</li><li>
Use standardized forms for intake and assessment to enroll young adult</li><li>
Provide age and culturally competent services</li><li>
Attend community meetings, case management meetings, and other meetings as needed</li><li>
Maintain cooperative working relationships with educational, social, legal, and health service agencies</li><li>
Maintain contact with youth to identify additional needs or barriers to service access; to provide support and encouragement; and to follow up to ensure connection with program.</li></ul>
 Documentation and Performance<ul><li>
Maintain compliance with documentation with the agency&rsquo;s client database, ensuring all interactions are logged within 24 hours.</li><li>
Meet regularly with the Case Management team to coordinate services provided.</li><li>
Attend the monthly City of Seattle meeting</li><li>
Attend weekly case consultation and/or team meetings.</li><li>
Perform other duties as assigned by the Case Management Program Manager.</li></ul>
Requirements:

 Minimum Qualifications<ul><li>
Experience working effectively with diverse populations</li><li>
Experience providing referral, advocacy &amp; case management services</li><li>
Valid WA State Driver&rsquo;s license, proof of insurance and reliable transportation</li><li>
Clear driving record with no more than two moving violations in the last three years</li><li>
BA Preferred or equivalent work experience</li><li>
Computer skills required</li><li>
Must be willing to complete a Background Check and Fingerprinting
</li><li>Demonstrated ability to communicate in writing and verbally</li><li>
Demonstrated ability providing community outreach</li><li>
Demonstrated ability to utilize time management techniques to organize and prioritize
</li><li>Ability to be flexible and adapt to programming change</li><li>
Able to work evenings &amp; weekends based on programming schedule</li></ul>
Other Requirements<ul><li>
Maintain client confidentiality</li><li>
Provide age and culturally competent services</li><li>
Ability to meet deadlines</li><li>
Attend weekly case consultation and/or team meetings</li><li>
Attend other monthly meetings</li></ul>
Physical Requirements The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions<ul><li>
Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer.</li><li>
Frequently talk, hear, use hands and fingers to feel, handle and operate objects or controls, and occasionally stand, bend, stoop, kneel and crouch</li><li>
Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.</li></ul>
Work Environment The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. 
 
Hiring Timeline
March 16th - 29th - Applications are open
March 30th - April 3rd - Applications are process and first round of interviews scheduled
April 6th - 17th - First round of interviews
April 20th - 24th - Second round of interviews
April 27th - May 1st - Hiring decisions are made
May 4th - potential start date</div>

Case Management Outreach Specialist

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