Non-WCSAP Job Board

Broadview is a Domestic Violence program which includes a 24 hour facility providing emergency shelter (10 units), transitional housing (21 units), Rapid Rehousing program and support services to women, children and youth whose lives have been disrupted by family violence. These families also frequently struggle with substance abuse, inadequate medical and mental health care, long periods of family separation, child abuse and neglect and poverty. Support services include on site crisis intervention, case management and advocacy-based counseling, legal advocacy, information and referral, and long-term stabilization services.

The Program Director is responsible for overseeing operations of all services, including supervision of the 24-hour staff team and development and oversight of the program budget. The Program Director is also part of the on-call team evenings and weekends two weeks per month and provides back up support to supervisory on-call staff as needed. On-call coverage includes determining program staffing levels, providing staff supervision, and responding to emergency personnel including law enforcement, emergency medical providers and the fire department during client and building emergencies.

Provide legal advocacy to survivors of domestic violence (DV) and sexual assault (SA), based primarily out of Turning Pointe’s North Mason County office in Belfair WA. Act as lead advocate with Turning Pointe’s legal program partner and actively partner with law enforcement, CPS and the county’s legal systems community to assist in ensuring culturally appropriate legal resources are available for clients. Perform crisis intervention and ongoing advocacy in person and over the phone, assist with legal documents and accompany clients to legal proceedings, when appropriate. Work closely with Turning Pointe’s team of Advocates to provide DV/SA survivors with advocacy services in a culturally appropriate and time sensitive manner.

YWCA Clark County, a multi-service nonprofit organization and social justice advocate, is seeking a strategic and collaborative Executive Director. Based in Vancouver, WA, and operating with an annual budget of approximately $4 million, we provide life-changing services to adults, children, and families.
Our next Executive Director will be a racial equity champion with 5 or more years of senior leadership and management experience who enjoys building relationships and fundraising for a powerful mission: to eliminate racism, empower women and promote peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.

Turning Pointe’s youth advocates primarily work with children between the ages of 0 and 10-years-old who have experienced or been exposed to domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, or sexual assault. Youth advocates serve children and young people in three key ways: through prevention and education activities in the community, through curriculum-based group programming for young survivors, and through individual advocacy and case management with youth and their families. Through their work, youth advocates aim to elevate the voices of young survivors by promoting self-determination and autonomy, provide youth with a safe, consistent, and nurturing space to learn about themselves and the world, and partner with families to ensure that children and young people who have experienced violence have access to the resources and support that they need to thrive. This work relies on strong community partnerships and requires a trauma-informed, strengths-based, and developmentally appropriate approach to working with youth.

The position will manage the organization’s fiscal operations, including oversight of accounts payable and receivable, budgeting, production of financial statements and reports, and advisement of the Executive Director on financial decision, with the support of administrative staff. The Accounting Manager is responsible for monitoring and maintaining internal controls, while overseeing financial systems and related compliance requirements.

Turning Pointe’s Maintenance and Handyperson team member will be responsible for identifying general maintenance needs of the facility and completing tasks identified and assigned. He/she will prioritize needs and accomplish tasks keeping in mind timelines, priorities and budgets. This person must be a self-starter, skilled in basic electrical, plumbing, repair and maintenance. Work will include grounds keeping and janitorial work, as needed. With a 24-hour/365 shelter, a variety of needs will arise and person will need to troubleshoot and at times interface with outside vendors and Turning Pointe’s Facilities Committee and Volunteers.

Job Summary
Broadview is a 24 hour facility providing emergency shelter (10 units), transitional housing (21 units) and trauma informed support services to women, children and youth whose lives have been disrupted by family violence, substance abuse, inadequate medical and mental health care, long periods of family separation, child abuse and neglect and poverty. Support services include on site crisis intervention, case management and advocacy-based counseling, legal advocacy, information and referral, and long-term stabilization services. The Children’s Advocate is responsible for developing and implementing services and activities that respond to the unique needs of children, youth and their parent experiencing homelessness due to domestic violence residing at Broadview.

Essential Responsibilities, Duties & Tasks
45% Provide intake, crisis intervention, case management, advocacy-based counseling, information and referral, and other support services with children and youth residents. Participate in case conferencing, school and general provider meetings as requested to help determine service needs. Help develop and implement effective services for children, youth and parents that address the impact of homelessness, domestic violence, racism and poverty, child abuse and substance abuse prevention, child development, positive parenting and self-esteem enhancement. Help facilitate access to community resources for children, youth, and their parent, including access to chi