A New Leaf’s REACH Sexual Violence Services address the unique, short, and long-term emotional safety and healing needs of those who have experienced sexual violence in the past and/or present. This program offers survivor driven, healing centered services that provide support for survivors of all genders, sexual orientations, and expressions. Our REACH Center is a 24 hour helpline that provides support for survivors of all genders, sexual orientations, and expressions. Services provided include personal advocacy, individual and group support, resource referral, community outreach/education and training. Through community collaboration and outreach, these services provide educational opportunities and promotes public awareness of the prevalence and impact of sexual violence. Hourly Rate: $21.00/hrSchedule: Monday-Friday 10am-3pm (Hours may vary occasionally depending on program needs)Location: MesaQUALIFICATIONSEducation:High School or GED requiredAssociates Degree or Bachelor’s Degree preferred Experience:One year experience in social services or related field required (or equivalent combination of experience and education.) Knowledge of dynamics of sexual violence preferred. Duties and Responsibilities: Answer and respond to REACH Helpline calls and emails in a timely and efficient manner. Provide mobile advocacy to sexual violence clients through services; including, crisis intervention, personal advocacy, understanding the impact of trauma, recognizing triggers/strengths, developing healthy coping skills, and emotional safety planning. Provide appropriate information, resources, and referrals to various community resources based on needs of the individual. Community referrals to external resources may also be provided when the needs of the individual are beyond the scope of our services. Assist survivors in developing an Emotional Safety/Crisis Plan; this plan may be simple or complex, depending on the individual client needs. Provide accompaniment to forensic exams as requested. Provide accompaniment to law enforcement/reporting as requested, and other providers as requested and available. Establish/maintain client files according to program requirements. Develop, coordinate, and facilitate support groups for survivors/secondary survivors. Participate in/assist in facilitating training on dynamics of sexual violence and its root causes, victimization types, and service provision. Conduct outreach to the community to educate individuals on the dynamics and impact of sexual violence; in an effort to reach sexual assault victims. Maintain statistical data relevant for reporting purposes and ensure data is properly entered into database. Compliance/RequirementsClass One Fingerprint Clearance CardValid Driver’s License with reliable transportationCurrent Auto Liability InsuranceClean 39 Month Motor Vehicle Record