DV Advocacy Manager
revere staffing partnersSan Jose (CA)
DV Advocacy Manager
Posted 6 days ago
revere staffing partnersSan Jose (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Revere Staffing Partners is seeking DV Advocacy Manager role at the San Jose Family Justice Center involves managing advocacy programs addressing domestic violence and human trafficking. It requires leadership, supervision, crisis intervention, collaboration with internal and external partners, and overseeing program operations and compliance.
Location
San Jose, CA (with hybrid remote work)
Benefits:
Paid time off, health plans (95% covered), 403(b) retirement match, Headspace app access, loan forgiveness eligibility.
Responsibilities: Lead and supervise Legal Advocates and program staff.
Coordinate San Jose Family Justice Center weekly operations.
Manage program records and contract deliverables.
Provide crisis counseling, safety planning, advocacy, and hotline intake.
Represent the agency at community meetings and develop partnerships.
Monitor budgets, client financial assistance, and outcome data.
Provide on-call emergency support and community education.
Update policies and stay current with best practices.
Required Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in public health, social work, or related field.
4+ years in gender-based violence or human trafficking work.
2+ years supervisory experience.
Completed 80-hour DV and Human Trafficking training with advocate privilege.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Zoom, and grant management.
Valid California driver’s license and vehicle insurance.
Bilingual skills desired but not required.
Office setting with basic safety precautions.
Driving essential.
Exposure to secondary trauma possible.
This role focuses on a leadership position that integrates advocacy, crisis support, management, and community partnership to support survivors and anti-human trafficking efforts.
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