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Human Trafficking Case Manager (Bilingual Spanish)

Job Description
Organization: 
Colorado Organization for Victim Assistance
Organization Type: 
501(c)(3)
Job Location: 
Denver Metro
Type of Job: 
Full-time
Job Category: 
Programs/Services
Job Description: 

The Human Trafficking Case Manager, who must be bilingual in Spanish and English, is an exempt, full-time position funded by a 2-year grant from the Office for Victim Programs, Colorado Division of Criminal Justice. Case Manager duties include, but are not limited to: provision of direct services to foreign and domestic victims of labor and sex trafficking; some outreach and training efforts; and serving on the COVA HTP Crisis Line. The Case Manager will conduct intakes and screenings with potential clients. As victims are identified, the Case Manager will oversee all of their direct service needs including, but not limited to shelter, interpretation, food, medical, mental health, literacy, job training and other needs as they are identified. The Case Manager reports to COVA’s Human Trafficking Program Director. As of December 2020, COVA’s staff is currently working remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This position will require the ability to communicate confidentially with clients from home. COVA will provide the Case Manager with a COVA-owned computer and cell phone. However, the Case Manager must have a private space to do their work and home internet. In general, the hours for this position are 8AM-5PM, which includes an hour for lunch. Although the COVA HTP serves victims statewide, the position is based out of our office at 1325 S Colorado Blvd, Ste. 508-B, Denver CO, 80222. Only applicants who are fluent in both Spanish and English will be considered. Former COVA interns who successfully completed their internship are strongly encouraged to apply.

Areas of Responsibility

Summary of Responsibilities:

  • Coordinate the delivery of services to identified trafficking victims
  • Some outreach and training efforts
  • Serves on the COVA HTP Crisis Line
  • Other duties as assigned
  • Participate in overall COVA activities
    • Crime Victim Assistance Academy
    • Annual COVA Conference–September 2021
    • Victims Right’s Week Activities
    • National Day of Remembrance
Requirements/Qualifications
  • The ability to work well with others and to maintain positive relationships is crucial to the success of the Human Trafficking Program and a core value of working at COVA.
  • This position requires at a minimum: A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited College or University in a related field and at least two yearsvictim advocacy experienceand/or case management experience. Comparable experience may be considered.
  • The Case Manager should possess the ability to maintain collaborative relationships with a diverse population of individuals and agencies.
  • Experience working directly with crime victims (preferably human trafficking, sexual assault,and/or domestic violence) is required. Knowledge of human trafficking is preferred, but not required.
  • Must have excellent boundaries and commitment to COVA’s Code of Ethics for Victim Assistance Providers (http://www.coloradocrimevictims.org/uploads/1/2/8/7/12873812/code_of_ethics__for_victim_advocates.pdf).
  • Only applicants who are fluent in both Spanish and English will be considered.
Compensation/Benefits
Compensation: 

The Human Trafficking Case Manager is eligible for a salary range of $48,000 -$52,000/year based on qualifications.

Benefits: 

COVA employees are eligible for up to 12.5% of their total salary to be used for health insurancecoverage OR for deposit into a retirement account -employees must choose only one of these options.

How To Apply

You can apply for this position by submitting a resume, cover letter, and two references who are prior supervisors as ONE DOCUMENT. Please note that our ability to speak with two prior supervisors is a requirement. Resumes,cover letters, and referencessubmitted by email are preferred and should be in Microsoft Word or PDF formatwith the file titled "HTCM_First Name_Last Name" (ex. HTCM_Jane_Doe). Please send resumes and cover letters Chief Deputy Director Sterling Harris at hiring@coloradocrimevictims.org or 1325 S Colorado Blvd, Suite 508 B, Denver CO, 80222. The position closes on February 28, 2021. Due to the sheer volume of applications we typically receive for open positions, we will only contact applicants who will be invited to interview.

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