At ASSIST NI we pride ourselves on being a team of experienced, enthusiastic individuals who are passionate about supporting victims of domestic and sexual abuse.
We are currently recruiting for the following posts. To apply please download the relevant job description and complete and return the application and monitoring form by Friday 21 June 2024 (5.00pm).
ASSIST NI provides advocacy support to victims of domestic or sexual abuse as they progress through the Criminal Justice System. Our Advocates work directly with victims, from crisis to court, assessing risk, undertaking safety planning, advocating and working with statutory and non-statutory agencies to ensure all victims can achieve as safe and informed pathway to justice as possible. Our Advocates are absolute powerhouses of knowledge and information, in the incredibly privileged position of working to empower victims in a trauma-informed way. If you think you have what it takes to join this incredible team, get in touch!
ASSIST NI provides advocacy to victims of domestic or sexual abuse as they progress through the Criminal Justice System. Our Referral Coordinators undertake the vital roles of both working directly with victims and in supporting our Advocates in service delivery. Whether its direct service provisions, early risk assessment or signposting / onward referral, our Referral Coordinators are absolute powerhouses of knowledge and information, in the incredibly privileged position of working to empower victims in a trauma-informed way. If you think you have what it takes to join this incredible team, get in touch!
ASSIST NI provides advocacy to victims of domestic or sexual abuse as they progress through the Criminal Justice System. Our Administrators undertake the vital role of working directly alongside our Advocates and Coordinators to ensure our engagement with victims of abuse is timely, effective and appropriate to their individual needs. This includes engagement at all aspects of the Justice process from liaising with statutory services such as Police or Courts, responding to requests for information, facilitating remote contact with victims as well as providing general administrative support to a team working to empower victims in a trauma-informed way. If you think you have what it takes to join this incredible team, get in touch!
For full information about each role and to apply for these posts please visit www.assistni.org.uk, complete the application and Equalities Monitoring Form available at ‘Work With Us’ and return both to the Project Manager Michelle Martin at michelle.martin@assistni.org.uk.
For additional information or to discuss the roles in further detail and in confidence, contact the Project Manager on 07510 931957 or michelle.martin@assistni.org.uk.
CVs will not be accepted.
ASSIST NI is an Equal Opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons.
These posts will be subject to references, enhanced vetting / barring checks and PSNI vetting.
