Part-Time Victim Advocate

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.

Skills, Experience, Qualifications, If you have the right match for this opportunity, then make sure to apply today.
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 informationManage hotline: answer phone calls and text messages that are received via the hotline, listen to voicemails, and add potential new clients to the intake listProvide safety planningProvide advocacy services and problem solve with clients to help them receive the assistance they needProvide accompaniment to court appointmentsProvide crisis counseling and domestic violence awareness counselingDevelop an implementation plan with clients, with all available information and resources, and help clients navigate available community resourcesProvide clients with assistance in receiving government-provided benefitsProvide information on other services that might be available to clients such as Victim’s CompensationProvide information and assistance with the Address Confidentiality ProgramProvide affordable housing counseling and assistance with housing vouchersProvide emergency financial assistance, complying with organizational policiesCollaborate with other organizations to provide wraparound servicesConduct close-out surveys and follow-ups with clientsComplete 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 promptlyAttend weekly staff meetings to report on status of clients and tasks and to receive support for complex casesAttend weekly one on ones with Director of Programs and Operations to discuss performance and areas for growth and developmentTrack 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 QualificationsExperience 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
CompensationThe hourly rate for this position is $26/hour. xzbcwsv
How to ApplyInterested applicants should submit a resume and cover letter by November 20, 2026, to
Please include a cover letter describing your experience related to disability advocacy, accessibility, victim services, trauma-informed care, or other relevant work.