Employment

WomenShelter of Long Beach is dedicated to ending the cycle of domestic violence through compassionate intervention, education, and personal empowerment. WomenShelter is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and every person meeting the qualifications of the position is encouraged to apply.

WomenShelter of Long Beach prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, and marital or family status in all of its programs, activities, and employment practices.

Current Openings

Outreach and Education Coordinator

Position: Outreach and Education Coordinator
Reports To: Associate Director
FLSA Status: Full-Time, Non-Exempt

Summary:
The Outreach and Education Coordinator will be responsible for meeting all identified goals intended to enhance the organization’s presence in the community. They will work on a variety of projects and events that further the domestic violence prevention, education and early intervention work of WSLB. The role of the Outreach and Education Coordinator is to act as a liaison between the public and WSLB in order to facilitate the accessibility of domestic violence education in the community. Under the general direction of the Associate Director, the Outreach and Education Coordinator will oversee volunteers and interns.

Responsibilities: (Other duties may be assigned)

Develop and implement an outreach and community engagement plan to broaden the agency’s Outreach and Education Department
Implement innovative partnerships and programs in conjunction with educational institutions, local business groups and service organizations to raise awareness
Design, develop, and produce training curriculum, awareness and outreach materials
Track income and expenses and establish budgets for outreach activities. Provide status reports relative to grants
Create social media and marketing materials for company website and distribution
Conduct client interviews in order to assess program development and WSLB service
Assist with the development of program materials for volunteers, clients and community members
Draft and prepare written correspondence
Know, understand, and observe mandated reporting requirements and file reports with the appropriate authorities as required by law
Coordinate, facilitate, and participate in community events, programs, fundraisers, and other various forums
Network, maintain, and expand partnerships with other community organizations, as it relates to the department’s activities
Oversee and develop the agency’s Intern and Volunteer Programs
Maintain adequate documentation of outreach, fundraising, and evaluation data. Documentation may include database management, maintenance of client files, service counts, log sheets, timecards, and any other data required

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, Human Services, Social Science, or related field preferred
1 year of professional experience, preferably in outreach and education or public relations
40-hour training required within 90 days of employment
Computer skills. Fluent with Microsoft Office Programs. Experience with Illustrator.

Skills Required
Bilingual in Spanish. Strong comfort level with public speaking and representing the agency. Detail oriented and skillful in graphic design. Strong work ethic, self-directed, able to coordinate multiple tasks, and highly motivated. Ability to prepare and maintain confidential records

Please send resume and cover letter to Amy Micheo, WSLB HR Coordinator at amicheo@womenshelterlb.org

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The WomenShelter of Long Beach is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to fostering diversity within its staff.
Applications are encouraged from all persons regardless of their race, color, ancestry, religious creed, national origin, sex, sexual
orientation, gender identity, gender expression, medical/physical/mental condition, pregnancy/childbirth and related medical
condition, age, marital status, or veteran status. Revised Date: 06/22/2020

Childcare Provider

Position: Childcare Provider
Reports To: Director of Youth Services
FLSA Status: Part-time, Non-Exempt

Summary:
WSLB’s Childcare Worker will provide supervision and care of children while their parents are attending group meetings at the Domestic Violence Resource Center (DVRC). They will engage children in age appropriate play activities and teach them basic social skills. Employee will work under the supervision of the Director of Youth Services to ensure a positive environment for early childhood development.

Responsibilities: (Other duties may be assigned)

Provide supervision for the children who accompany their parents to the DVRC for group sessions, individual sessions, intakes, or for meetings.
Ensure a safe environment for the children being supervised at all times
Provide children with age appropriate activities, games, and movies
Ensure children are learning positive behaviors such as manners, sharing, etc.
Provide guidance or approved discipline as needed
Read to children and teach them simple painting, drawing, handcrafts, etc.
Work with parents to help children progress towards educational and behavioral goals
Identify signs of emotional or developmental distress in children and bring them to the Director of Youth’s attention
Ensure that the childcare room is neat and clean at the end of each session and that all toys, materials, etc. are put away
Sterilize all toys and play area after every group or care session
Attend staff meetings and training's as required
Assist the front desk and coworkers when needed

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED required
Degree in Child Development or Early Childhood Education preferred
40-hour Domestic Violence Training (can be provided upon hire)
Bilingual in Spanish
Must be able to frequently lift children weighing between 30-50lbs
Must be mature and professional

Skills Required

Strong written and verbal communication skills
Must demonstrate informed sensitivity to the issue and experience of domestic abuse and the ability to respond effectively to people in crisis
Ability to maintain confidentiality

Please send resume and cover letter to Amy Micheo, WSLB HR Coordinator at amicheo@womenshelterlb.org

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On-Call Client Advocate (Graveyard)

Job Description: On-Call Client Advocate (Graveyard)
Reports To: Director of Supportive Housing
FLSA Status: Part-Time/On-Call, Non-Exempt

Summary
The On Call Client Advocate acts as a substitute for WSLB Client Advocates who call in sick, take vacation or holiday time off. They are responsible for providing support to the clients residing at the housing facility as necessary during a variety of shifts including weekends, graveyard shifts, holidays and other hours as needed, but primarily the graveyard shift The On-Call Client Advocate will primarily be responsible for providing crisis intervention, counseling, referrals, support services and advocacy to victims of domestic violence in a confidential and safe environment.

Responsibilities (Other duties may be assigned)

Conduct client/family intakes, complete needs assessments, create safety plans, and complete departures for clients/families
Ensure clients/families receive immediate medical attention, mental health support, and prescriptions as needed
Ensure completion and accuracy of CalWORKs, TAY, and other grant related paperwork and review files for completeness and accuracy for audits
Assist case managers in a variety of tasks
Know, understand, and observe mandated reporting requirements and file reports with the appropriate authorities as required by law
Provide supervised activities for children whenever parents need assistance
Responsible for cleaning and maintaining shelter including work areas, offices, clients’ rooms, washing beddings, vacuuming, etc.
Respond to 24-hour Hotline, business line and provide appropriate referrals to all callers
Perform job duties using trauma-informed practices, philosophy and interventions
Conduct phones assessments for potential shelter clients and DVRC outreach intakes
Facilitate support groups and provide peer counseling
Provide crisis intervention, parenting education, self-esteem, healthy coping skills, independent living skills, etc.
Attend trainings as needed to ensure competency in service to DV victims and their families
All staff are required to maintain adequate documentation of direct services provided to clients. Documentation may include database management, maintenance of client files including intakes, service counts and case notes, timecards, and any other data required by supervisors for funding entities

Requirements

High School Diploma required; Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services, Social Work, or related field preferred
1 year case management or other social service experience
40-hour training required within 90 days of employment
Computer skills. Fluent with Microsoft Office Programs.

Skills Required
Ability to read and write English and Spanish effectively; strong verbal communication skills; strong organizational skills; accurate and detailed record keeping and reporting, ability to work independently; self-starter and self-motivated and able to learn new tasks

Please send resume and cover letter to Amy Micheo, HR Coordinator at amicheo@womenshelterlb.org

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