Trauma‐Informed Case Manager for DV Survivor Support
para los ninosLos Angeles (CA)
Trauma‐Informed Case Manager for DV Survivor Support
Posted today
para los ninosLos Angeles (CA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Para Los Niños is seeking a Case Manager in Los Angeles to provide survivor-centered, trauma-informed services to domestic violence survivors and their families. This role emphasizes safety planning, service navigation, and group facilitation to promote stability and self-sustainability. The Case Manager conducts intakes, develops individualized plans, coordinates with DPSS and community partners, and supports participants' progress toward employment and financial literacy while upholding
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