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Resource Advocate
Sexual Trauma Awareness & Response
Posted 04/21/25
123 N. Genois Street, New Orleans, LA 70119
Job Description
Mission Statement: The mission of Sexual Trauma Awareness & Response® (STAR®) is to support survivors of sexual trauma, improve systems response, and create social change to end sexual violence.
Position Summary: The Resource Advocate performs a variety of duties involved in providing support and advocacy for the rights and protection of survivors of sexual trauma and their loved ones. The Resource Advocate is responsible for assessing the individual survivor’s needs and works with community resources to fulfill needs, including shelter, counseling, referrals, food, property return, and general advocacy and support. The Resource Advocate assists with the daily operations of advocacy services and ensures that all data and client documentation is appropriately maintained.
Classification: 40 hours/week (Full-Time/Non-Exempt)
Reports to: Advocacy Director
Supervises: N/A
Home Office: New Orleans
Salary: Base pay range $19.00 per hour (annual gross wages $39,520); additional compensation will depend on education, knowledge, and experience. $100 stipend for each backup shift.
Position Duties
The primary duties of this position are to:
- Client Services
- Provide comprehensive case management and advocacy services to sexual assault survivors.
- Conduct safety planning and need assessments with all survivors.
- Travel within STAR’s service area as needed to offer accompaniment and support to clients.
- Follow up with clients to ensure ongoing support and resources.
- Documentation & File Management
- Record all client interactions and upload all documents to the organization’s centralized database in a timely manner
- Ensure that client files are complete, well-organized, and up-to-date.
- Hospital Accompaniment
- Respond to hospital call-outs during business and after hours, providing support and accompaniment to survivors in medical settings.
- Ensure all hospital visits are documented and follow-up support is provided.
- Community Engagement
- Connect survivors with additional services throughout the community, as needed
- Represent STAR at meetings with community partners and participate in special community outreach activities, including but not limited to:
- STAR 101 presentations
- Tabling events, community events, and/or STAR fundraisers
- "Role of an Advocate" presentations to hospitals and law enforcement
- Facilitation of Sexual Trauma 101 and other relevant training sessions
- Attend and actively participate in meetings with community partners.
- Grant Compliance
- Ensure completion of grant deliverables within required timelines.
- Assist with the preparation of grant reports and documentation required by funders.
- Other Responsibilities
- Clock in and out using the organization’s timekeeping system
- Actively participate in Advocacy Team meetings and huddles
- Participate in monthly check-ins and 1-1 meetings with the Advocacy Director
- Submit monthly mileage and reimbursement documentation.
- Attend staff meetings and maintain continuing education requirements.
- Submit mandated reports to DCFS and law enforcement, as required by Louisiana law.
- Provide support and/or disciplinary action to volunteers as needed.
- Participate in special projects and other duties as assigned.
About Sexual Trauma Awareness & Response
Our Mission
To support survivors of sexual trauma, improve systems response, and create social change to end sexual violence.
Our Vision
To build a healthy community free from oppression and sexual trauma.
Our Philosophy
We are committed to:
- Addressing sexual violence as a public health problem, not simply a concern of an individual who experiences sexual trauma
- Challenging attitudes, beliefs and behaviors within our culture that normalize, excuse, condone and perpetuate violence and oppression
- Preventing sexual violence through a multi-level approach including primary prevention, therapeutic intervention and trauma-informed supportive response
- Protecting survivors’ rights
- Ensuring that every survivor of sexual violence has the right to confidential and competent services, regardless of their age, background, gender, race, ethnicity, ability, sexual orientation, gender identity or decision to report
- Increasing survivors’ power and visibility in the community
- Building community capacity to address sexual violence by creating meaningful partnerships with individuals, organizations and institutions that believe in our mission and want to help us fulfill our vision
- Revolutionary change to fundamentally transform ourselves, our clients and our communities
