Victims of Crime Advocate

Now Hiring: Victims of Crime Outreach Advocate (Full-Time)

Location: Community-based (including street outreach and program sites)
Schedule: Full-time | Schedule varies | Evenings & weekends required
Pay: $20/hour
Reports to: Outreach Program Manager

Are you passionate about supporting youth and making a real difference in your community? Family Assistance Program is seeking a Victims of Crime Outreach Advocate to join our outreach team full-time. This role offers hands-on, meaningful work supporting youth who are victims of crime and helping them connect to safety, resources, and long-term support.

What You'll Do

As an Outreach Advocate, you will:

  • Provide crisis intervention, supportive counseling, referrals, and gateway services to youth victims of crime

  • Educate youth on coping skills and risk-reduction strategies

  • Conduct outreach safely as part of a team

  • Build trusting relationships with youth who voluntarily engage in Family Assistance programs

  • Work collaboratively with community partners, service providers, and other agencies

  • Serve as a representative of the Family Assistance Program within the community

Additional responsibilities include:

  • Weekly outreach at bus stations, malls, parks, and community centers

  • Attending community fairs and events to promote agency programs

  • Supporting youth transitions between street outreach, emergency shelter, and transitional living programs (travel to San Bernardino may be required)

  • Completing time cards, mileage logs, and weekly reports

  • Driving agency vehicles as needed and reporting maintenance or repair issues

What We're Looking For

  • No experience required - training is provided

  • Excellent oral and written communication skills

  • Basic computer and word processing skills

  • Ability to work effectively with diverse populations and community partners

  • Reliable transportation

  • Valid California Driver's License with a clean DMV record

  • Ability to pass fingerprinting, law enforcement, and child protection background checks