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Independent Domestic Violence Advocate, Opportunity to Make a Difference. Are you a compassionate professional, dedicated to supporting survivors? Key, part of the DASSL (Domestic Abuse Support Services Lancashire) network of domestic abuse providers in Lancashire, is a leading charity delivering critical support and is seeking an exceptional Independent Domestic Violence Advocate to help transform lives and provide hope to those experiencing domestic abuse.
Job Responsibility:
Providing trauma-informed specialist case management and advocacy to victims at medium and high risk of domestic abuse
Supporting survivors and their families
Ensuring survivors of domestic abuse receive consistent, trauma-informed high-quality support
Helping families in crisis experience joined-up services that help them rebuild stability
Requirements:
Confident in delivering high-quality case management and advocacy for individuals at medium and high risk of domestic abuse
Knowledgeable in risk assessment, safety planning, and multi-agency coordination
Passionate about empowering survivors and ensuring their voices are heard
Able to represent clients effectively at MARRAC and support their recovery within integrated domestic abuse services
Comfortable using digital tools to maintain accurate records and communicate effectively
Focused on delivering outcome-driven support with professionalism and attention to detail
Full UK driving licence and access to your own vehicle
What we offer:
25 days annual leave plus bank holidays
Pension scheme with employer contributions (typically up to 5% employer contribution)
Medicash Health Cash Plan (claim back optical, dental, therapy costs)
Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) with 24/7 support
TOIL and flexible working to support work-life balance
Strong training, CPD and genuine progression opportunities
Access to wellbeing resources, mental health support, and staff networks