Rose Brooks Center is a 501 C-3 organization whose mission is to break the cycle of domestic violence so that individuals and families can live free of abuse. We are proud of the work that we do, and we work together to rebuild, reclaim, and save lives threatened by domestic violence.
Rose Brooks Center offers satisfying careers for people ready to use their unique talents and skills to help us fulfill our mission.
Rose Brooks Center is committed to creating and maintaining a welcoming work environment where every individual is important and adds to the overall quality of our organization. We recognize and celebrate workplace diversity as our strength. Workplace diversity encompasses a broad range of human qualities. These qualities include but are not limited to age, education, ethnicity, gender, gender identity or expression, geographic origin, job classification, mental or physical disability, national origin, political belief, race, religious belief, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, and work experience.
Rose Brooks Center demonstrates its commitment toward equity and inclusion, by centering diversity, anti-oppression, and social justice in our work toward addressing the various intersectional oppression that impact victims and survivors of intimate partner violence.
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Rose Brooks Center, a non-profit domestic violence agency seeks a full-time, exempt Bilingual Bridge Coordinator, reporting to the Bridge Program Manager. This position provides crisis and non-crisis advocacy services to victims of domestic violence in a clinic or hospital setting. Key responsibilities include conducting lethality assessment screens, safety planning, preparing Orders of Protection, and providing education on domestic violence and victim rights.
This position will coordinate with hospitals and service areas in creating an environment supportive of reaching victims of domestic violence and provides leadership and guidance in the creation or editing of policies and procedures and providing leadership for task forces. The Bridge Coordinator will develop and maintain the awareness and utilization of the Bridge Program to the service areas, including but not limited to various marketing and training activities, public speaking and delivering presentations, coordinates quality and quantity of services provided both internally and externally. Assists with volunteer services and training.
Exempt (POSN# 73-001-FT-BM)
Rose Brooks Center, a non-profit domestic violence agency seeks a full-time, exempt Bridge Program Manager, reporting to the Director of Community Programs. This position is responsible for the supervision and leadership of the Bridge staff in the provision of 24-hour advocacy and crisis intervention services at local hospitals and health clinics; additionally, this position provides back-up for provision of advocacy and crisis intervention services in the healthcare setting. In partnership with the Director of Community Programs, this position will ensure advocacy and crisis intervention services are consistent with Rose Brooks Center’s quality standard, principles of trauma informed care, accessibility, equity and inclusion, and targets for outcomes and productivity. Other responsibilities include grant reporting, quality programming and improvements. This position works collaboratively with other internal staff and health system partners in the provision of advocacy and crisis intervention services.
Rose Brooks Center, a non-profit domestic violence agency seeks a full-time, exempt Bridge Coordinator, reporting to the Bridge Program Manager. This position provides crisis and non-crisis advocacy services to victims of domestic violence in a clinic or hospital setting. Key responsibilities include conducting lethality assessment screens, safety planning, preparing Orders of Protection, and providing education on domestic violence and victim rights.
This position will coordinate with hospitals and service areas in creating an environment supportive of reaching victims of domestic violence and provides leadership and guidance in the creation or editing of policies and procedures and providing leadership for task forces. The Bridge Coordinator will develop and maintain the awareness and utilization of the Bridge Program to the service areas, including but not limited to various marketing and training activities, public speaking and delivering presentations, coordinates quality and quantity of services provided both internally and externally. Assists with volunteer services and training.
Rose Brooks Center, a non-profit domestic violence agency seeks a full-time, non-exempt Crisis Response Advocate, who will report to the Bridge Program Manager. Rose Brooks Center’s shelter is a low barrier and voluntary program. The Crisis Response Advocate (CRA) works in an office, hospital, and clinic environment with limited local travel and must be able to be onsite within 30 minutes of a dispatch call for the Bridge program.
The CRA is responsible for providing survivor-centered, accessible, trauma-informed, and equitable and inclusive advocacy to survivors of domestic violence. Primary responsibilities include providing after-hours crisis intervention and advocacy services to survivors referred through the Bridge Program and law enforcement as well as to hotline callers; and providing after-hours operational support of the shelter. Other responsibilities include, but are not limited to safety planning, preparing and filing Emergency Ex Parte Orders of Protection, operating and monitoring the security system, promoting utilization of the Bridge Program, and maintaining accurate documentation of services. This position will support the mission and values of the agency, collaborate across programs within the agency and within multidisciplinary teams, as well as within systems external to the agency.
Rose Brooks Center, a non-profit domestic violence agency seeks a part-time, non-exempt Crisis Response Advocate, who will report to the Bridge Program Manager. Rose Brooks Center’s shelter is a low barrier and voluntary program. The Crisis Response Advocate (CRA) is based in the shelter and also works in an office, hospital, and clinic environment with limited local travel and must be able to be onsite within 30 minutes of a dispatch call for the Bridge program.
The CRA is responsible for providing survivor-centered, accessible, trauma informed, and culturally competent crisis advocacy to survivors of domestic violence. Primary responsibilities include providing after-hours crisis intervention and advocacy services to survivors referred through the Bridge Program and law enforcement as well as to hotline callers; and providing weekend-hours operational support of the shelter. Other responsibilities include, but are not limited to safety planning, preparing and filing Emergency Ex Parte Orders of Protection, operating and monitoring the security system, promoting utilization of the Bridge Program, and maintaining accurate documentation of services. This position will support the mission and values of the agency, collaborate across programs within the agency and within multidisciplinary teams, as well as within systems external to the agency.
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Rose Brooks Center, a nonprofit domestic violence agency, is currently seeking a full-time Housing Case Manager. This position is responsible for providing long-term strengths-based case management and supportive services promoting housing and economic stability for survivors of domestic violence. Strengths-based case management and advocacy services include assistance securing and sustaining permanent housing and mainstream resources, assisting with personal goal planning and safety planning, advocacy with landlords and other community service providers, facilitating educational groups and individual sessions using the Economic Empowerment Program curriculum, and complete documentation and data entry of services and outcomes pertaining to Housing and Economic Advocacy Program services.
The individual in this position will support the mission and values of the agency, providing survivors of domestic violence with services which are survivor centered, accessible, trauma informed, equitable and inclusive. The Housing Case Manager must collaborate well within a multi-disciplinary team and across all programs at Rose Brooks Center, as well as navigate systems in the community.
Rose Brooks Center, a non-profit domestic violence agency, seeks a Housing Navigator whose primary role is to provide step by step support to survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking who present to the region’s Coordinated Entry System (CES) for homeless diversion and housing assistance. This position is responsible for conducting outreach to, and coordinated entry assessments with, survivors at Rose Brooks Center, at other victim service agencies, and at other coordinated entry access points. The person in this position will provide assistance through all stages of the housing process (housing search, application, inspection and placement) to survivors referred through or diverted from the coordinated entry system. Other responsibilities include identifying, developing and maintaining relationships with local property managers/owners to help mitigate barriers to housing and expedite housing placement. The Housing Navigator reports to the Director of Housing and Economic Advocacy.
Rose Brooks Center, a non-profit domestic violence agency seeks a full-time, exempt Prevention Specialist, reporting to the Director of Children’s Services. This position will provide violence prevention services to high-risk students in urban core, middle and high schools.
Primary responsibilities include facilitating student groups and providing educational presentations focused on social skills and healthy relationships. Additional responsibilities include coordinating advocacy and referral services for students and parents as well as providing students with information on safety planning. Project SAFE Prevention Specialists also are accountable for maintaining timely and accurate program records about group sessions and client services.
If you want to make a positive difference in the lives of others and do meaningful work then Rose Brooks Center, a non-profit domestic violence agency in Kansas City, MO may be the agency for you!
The Shelter Advocate is responsible for providing survivor centered, equitable and inclusive, accessible, and trauma informed advocacy to residents of Rose Brooks Center. Rose Brooks Center’s shelter is a low barrier and voluntary participation program serving adult and child survivors of domestic violence. Primary responsibilities include providing crisis intervention, safety planning, and advocacy to callers on the hotline and in shelter and facilitates the provision of services and activities that promote a healthy, safe, equitable, inclusive, and positive living environment. This position will support the mission and values of the agency, collaborates across programs within a multi-disciplinary team as well as external systems. This position reports to the Shelter Manager.
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816-523-5550
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Rose Brooks Center
P.O. Box 320599
Kansas City, MO 64132
Rose Brooks Center is about saving lives. Each year, Rose Brooks Center reaches over 14,000 individuals and pets. While hundreds of individuals find safety in emergency shelter, thousands more are served outside of shelter each year. We accomplish this through groundbreaking programs and services, built over the past 40 years.
