Temp Anti-Violence Case Manager — Crisis & Survivor Support

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arabamericanfamilysupportcenterNew York (NY)

Child, Family, and School Social Workers Other Individual and Family Services

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About the role

The Arab-American Family Support Center (AAFSC) in Brooklyn seeks a Temporary Anti-Violence Program Case Manager to provide crisis intervention, safety planning and case management at the Family Justice Center. You will assess risk, advocate for survivors, and coordinate services across partners in a trauma‑informed setting. This maternity leave coverage runs about six months with potential to transition to permanent status depending on funding.

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