International Rescue Committee
The Gist:
Help trafficking survivors rebuild their lives by connecting them with services, developing individualized recovery plans, and advocating for their needs. This role is for someone committed to trauma-informed support and community-based solutions.
What You’d Be Doing:
- Assess survivor needs and develop tailored self-sufficiency plans with clear goals and timelines
- Connect clients to financial, medical, vocational, and social services; coordinate referrals and ensure access
- Conduct intake, job-readiness training, and employment assessments for eligible clients
- Monitor progress, adjust plans as needed, maintain case files, and report on outcomes
What They’re Looking For:
- Education: Four-year degree in social work or equivalent field preferred.
- Experience: 2-3 years of professional experience in social services, humanitarian work, public service, or nonprofit settings strongly preferred.
- Standout Qualifications: Fluency in Creole and/or Spanish is desired; lived experience with human trafficking is especially valued.
Good Fit If:
You’re a self-starter who can work independently and collaborate across teams, thrive in multicultural settings, and balance competing priorities without losing sight of individual clients. You’re energized by direct impact and problem-solving in real people’s lives.
Deadline: August 31, 2026
To apply for this job please visit reliefweb.int.