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Civil/Criminal Justice Intervention Advocate

Not Actively Recruiting

Service Dates

August 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023

Application Window

April 26, 2022 - June 30, 2022

Location

  • St Paul, MN

Contact Information

Lisa Murphy
(612) 513-0455
lmurphy@csjstpaul.org

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Position Details

Social Services/Advocacy

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Description

Serves within Cornerstones Criminal and Civil Justice Intervention team, which provides civil and criminal legal advocacy services to victim/survivor of domestic abuse sexual assault and human trafficking in a knowledgeable, empathetic manner.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES and RESPONSIBILITIES
Direct Services (95%)

Civil and Criminal
• Reviews incoming interventional referrals from partner cities. Provides crisis support and information regarding next steps in criminal or civil court process. Makes connections to other CCJI Advocates on team for follow up.
• Provides support to CCJI Advocates in their work with victim/survivors.
• Assists victim/survivors in civil court proceedings such as Orders for Protection and Harassment Restraining Order hearings.
• Assists victim/survivor in writing Orders for Protection/Harassment Restraining Orders and amendments and extensions to such orders.
• Serves as support to CCJI advocates for victim/survivors through the criminal justice process as needed, as needed.

• Provides safety planning sessions and one-to-one meetings with victim/survivors
• Function as a liaison between the victim/survivor and the criminal justice system
• Provides resources and referrals as needed to help meet victim/survivor needs
• Keep accurate records of all victim contacts in internal Apricot database. This includes court appearances, phone calls and in-person contacts with and on behalf of the victim/survivors
• Notify victim/survivors of court orders/appearances/case status
• Consults with other members of the legal/criminal justice system and advocate for the protection of the victim/survivors and accountability of offenders within the court/criminal justice system

Program
• Work collaboratively across all CAS programs
• Attend departmental staff meetings as scheduled
• Maintain confidentiality and a professional demeanor in behavior and dress

Administrative Responsibilities (5%)
• Assures data entry is completed accurately in Apricot database and other tracking methods.
• Properly documents all critical incidents: child protection reports, emergency response calls, and participant injury/cons.
• Completes other documentation as assigned by supervisor.

Serves within Cornerstones Criminal and Civil Justice Intervention team, which provides civil and criminal legal advocacy services to victim/survivor of domestic abuse sexual assault and human trafficking in a knowledgeable, empathetic manner.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES and RESPONSIBILITIES
Direct Services (95%)

Civil and Criminal
• Reviews incoming interventional referrals from partner cities. Provides crisis support and information regarding next steps in criminal or civil court process. Makes connections to other CCJI Advocates on team for follow up.
• Provides support to CCJI Advocates in their work with victim/survivors.
• Assists victim/survivors in civil court proceedings such as Orders for Protection and Harassment Restraining Order hearings.
• Assists victim/survivor in writing Orders for Protection/Harassment Restraining Orders and amendments and extensions to such orders.
• Serves as support to CCJI advocates for victim/survivors through the criminal justice process as needed, as needed.

• Provides safety planning sessions and one-to-one meetings with victim/survivors
• Function as a liaison between the victim/survivor and the criminal justice system
• Provides resources and referrals as needed to help meet victim/survivor needs
• Keep accurate records of all victim contacts in internal Apricot database. This includes court appearances, phone calls and in-person contacts with and on behalf of the victim/survivors
• Notify victim/survivors of court orders/appearances/case status
• Consults with other members of the legal/criminal justice system and advocate for the protection of the victim/survivors and accountability of offenders within the court/criminal justice system

Program
• Work collaboratively across all CAS programs
• Attend departmental staff meetings as scheduled
• Maintain confidentiality and a professional demeanor in behavior and dress

Administrative Responsibilities (5%)
• Assures data entry is completed accurately in Apricot database and other tracking methods.
• Properly documents all critical incidents: child protection reports, emergency response calls, and participant injury/cons.
• Completes other documentation as assigned by supervisor.
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Living Allowance

$130 - $130 monthly

Benefits

Health coverage, Housing, Stipend, Student loan forbearance, Training

Additional Benefits

Fully furnished housing, food/supply shared budget, transportation for program activities, up to 2 classes at our affiliated university.

Education Benefits

College Degree

Education Requirements

Some College

Desired Certifications or Qualifications

Education and/or Experience:
Bachelor’s degree in a human service, public health social work or related field. Length of experience in a social service field may be considered in lieu of education. Additional, 1-2 years’ experience working within the anti-violence field and/or systems (e.g. criminal justice, social services, etc.) preferred.

Qualifications and Key Skillsets:
• Ability to remain calm and survivor-centered with those experiencing crisis and trauma.
• Understanding of the human services delivery system with an emphasis on serving diverse, marginalized and/or underrepresented communities.
• Good written and interpersonal skills with the ability to work with v/s and community partners in a friendly, cooperative, and professional manner.
• Enthusiasm for learning and commitment to enhancing skills through training.
• Preferred 40-hour sexual assault certification or the ability to complete training within 6 months.
• Knowledge and aptitude with Microsoft Office, client databases, and other related forms of technology.
• Valid driver’s license, automobile insurance and reliable vehicle (Valid Driver’s License and auto insurance must be on file with HR). If no vehicle, public transportation is required between office and court locations.

Desired Languages

English

Other Conditions

Subject to criminal background check

Age Requirement

21 - 30

Service Details

Focus Areas

Community & Nonprofit Development

Weekly Hours

36

Location Type

Urban

Service Type

Direct Service

Service Environment

Indoor

Placement

Individual Placement

Service Setting

Community-based Nonprofit, Community Development Organization, Disability Services Organization, Homeless Shelter, Soup Kitchen, or Food Bank, Religious Organization, Social Enterprise (nonprofit), Volunteer Placement Organization

Activity Types

Hands On Activities, Office Activities

Contact Information

Lisa Murphy
(612) 513-0455
lmurphy@csjstpaul.org

Hosted By

Position Details

Social Services/Advocacy

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